Soft Lines by Alecio Ferrari
Have you ever just wanted to blend into architecture? That’s the feeling that I get from this latest story called Soft Lines by Italy based photographer Alecio Ferrari. …
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Evening Inspection by analogue vibes
Recently I’ve been completely blown away by the submissions coming in lately. This new story from Northern Poland by the artist team, analogue vibes is no different. The duo, Agata and…
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Dayton by Franey Miller for fashiongrunge.com
This new editorial from Franey Miller is more of a whimsical take on the 90s aesthetic. I can only think of times when I was young dressing up and running…
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Dim. E. Cres – I’m The Future | Fall 2014
The Fall look book from Korean label, CRES. E. DIM‘s second line, Dim. E Cres gives me a whole new reason to look forward to the Fall season. I pretty…
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“Roses and Spikes” by David Mushegain for Vogue Russia
The 90s are clearly an inspiration all over the globe when it comes to fashion, lifestyle and general nostalgia. This editorial shot by David Mushegain for the May issue of…
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Menswear Monday: Christian Slater
We all love a good Hollywood bad boy. It really doesn’t get much more 90s and bad than Christian Slater. In doing some internet research and immense digging I found…
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“Neighbourhood” by Steve Hiett for The Face Magazine
It’s editorials like these that really make me miss The Face Magazine… The Face, December 1996 ph. Steve Hiett model: Shana Shank stylist: Jennifer Elster photos via coup de…
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MM 2.0: Christopher Owens by Craig McDean
This is probably one of my favorite series of photos that I’ve seen in a while. It’s no wonder, they are by Craig McDean. Shot for the February issue of…
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Menswear Monday: Candlebox
Music has been the biggest part of my life since I can remember. While sometimes the line of grunge and alternative music becomes blurred when trying to define a band…
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Menswear Monday: Shredded, Ripped, Torn…
Shredded, decontructed, torn, ripped apart. One of the essential elements of the 90s. More often than not worn clothes weren’t just a trend but a way of life. The “trend”…
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