I literally have so much stuff to write for you guys that I have no choice but to crack out another post today because I thought I better do it while I'm still in the mood for givin' you some lovin'.
Check out Sam Kilcoyne, the man/boy who makes me feel kinda worthless and like I've wasted my life because at three years my junior, he has already started a music festival, is running club nights and is in a band. What am I doing? Eating biscuits in my room and writing something no one reads.
Who knows? Maybe someday I will have my own club night. Not likely, but I can always dream and as this young whippersnapper has shown me, it's possible.
Interview and pictures at Vice Style.
Showing posts with label ViceStyle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ViceStyle. Show all posts
Thursday, 25 November 2010
Monday, 8 November 2010
Love Blogging
Vice and Vice Style are running a little series avec un peu de help from BlackBerry about blogging, people who love to blog and why they love blogs.
The latest one features the apparetly anonymous disneyrollergirl and Richard Nicoll. It's got some useful stuff if you want to get into fashion blogs, or maybe even if you're already into it, there may be some new stuff for you.
And, to keep the sponsors happy, the BlackBerry Torch is très cool and I very much like mine.
The latest one features the apparetly anonymous disneyrollergirl and Richard Nicoll. It's got some useful stuff if you want to get into fashion blogs, or maybe even if you're already into it, there may be some new stuff for you.
And, to keep the sponsors happy, the BlackBerry Torch is très cool and I very much like mine.
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
ViceStyle
Don't you just love it when people are really nice and say stuff that leaves you feeling all warm and fuzzy inside. I got a bit of that today and it actually made my day. Not that that is any great achievement, seeing as my day has consisted of playing my Game Boy, quick visit to the shops and the gym.
Rock and roll.
Actually, that's a lie, I have done some rock and roll stuff. Mainly learning how to play Daft Punk and Justice on the piano. I'm not doing to badly for someone with no previous musical experience, but my brain does go into a bit of a meltdown when I try to play left and right hand at the same time.
This weekend as I'm sure you're all aware was a super important and sacred weekend for many. That's right, it saw the launch of ViceStyle and I must say it does look rather impressive and sleek. Personally, I was immediately drawn to the news item regarding some super awesome Air Jordan 1 Retro KO Hi shoes, but it seems I've missed out. There are also some cool converses too.
Anyhow, it's also jam-packed full of other cool stuff, including an interview with Jean-Charles de Castalbajac. Yeah, me neither, but there's nothing wrong with us music geeks branching out and learning about all cool stuff and not just the music side.
Turns out he has some pretty crazy designs, the lego inspired suit being a personal highlight, and ideas which has helped him to become revered all over and has helped inspire designers like Jeremy Scott. Even I've heard of him.
Also, his Triumph of the Sign exhibition saw him combine some 'old masters' with some modern brand logos which can have quite an unsettling effect on the viewer as it is quite frightening to see the rapid rise of the consumerist culture and how it is able to permeate all aspects of life and culture.
Happy reading.
Rock and roll.
Actually, that's a lie, I have done some rock and roll stuff. Mainly learning how to play Daft Punk and Justice on the piano. I'm not doing to badly for someone with no previous musical experience, but my brain does go into a bit of a meltdown when I try to play left and right hand at the same time.
This weekend as I'm sure you're all aware was a super important and sacred weekend for many. That's right, it saw the launch of ViceStyle and I must say it does look rather impressive and sleek. Personally, I was immediately drawn to the news item regarding some super awesome Air Jordan 1 Retro KO Hi shoes, but it seems I've missed out. There are also some cool converses too.
Anyhow, it's also jam-packed full of other cool stuff, including an interview with Jean-Charles de Castalbajac. Yeah, me neither, but there's nothing wrong with us music geeks branching out and learning about all cool stuff and not just the music side.
Turns out he has some pretty crazy designs, the lego inspired suit being a personal highlight, and ideas which has helped him to become revered all over and has helped inspire designers like Jeremy Scott. Even I've heard of him.
Also, his Triumph of the Sign exhibition saw him combine some 'old masters' with some modern brand logos which can have quite an unsettling effect on the viewer as it is quite frightening to see the rapid rise of the consumerist culture and how it is able to permeate all aspects of life and culture.
Happy reading.
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