The New York Times
Page One: Inside The New York Times (Trailer)
Ever since the meteoric rise of the internet and social media, many traditional media outlets have faltered in their ability to adapt. Arguably the world's most well-known and important media outlets, The New York Times finds itself at a crossroads of sorts. Having developed...
The New York Times: New York Subway’s Long Dance With a Typeface
The MTA New York Subway system has seen itself visually defined by its appropriately chosen usage and adoption of Helvetica as its font. Together with colorful bubbles, the visual pairing has become an icon in its own sense creating a familiarity for both locals and visitors...
The New York Times: The Bearded Dandy of Brooklyn Ouigi Theodore
A fixture amongst the Brooklyn and New York fashion scene, Brooklyn Circus' Ouigi Theodore has made inroads for the reinterpretation of black youth fashion. Long gone are the days in which being young and black was instantly associated with the baggy, anti-fit attire brought...
NY Times Magazine: “Fourteen Actors Acting…”
NY Times Magazine presents their video editorial, “Fourteen Actors Acting…” Several big names step up to the plate in short, black and white films which depict the actors in random situations. The project involved both Andy Henbest and director Solve Sundsbo, with...
NY Times: Mr. Cartoon in NYC
Mr. Cartoon was recently featured in The New York Times as part of a piece documenting his recent residency at the upscale Marcel at Gramercy. Bringing his talents to the East Coast, Cartoon will be offering his highly coveted tattoo services through tomorrow, albeit as a...
The New York Times: Graffiti of New York’s Past, Revived and Remade
The notion of retros and re-releases are something we're all too familiar with. But for a New York graffiti collective known as "Slavery", the wheels are in motion for their project titled "Subway Art History" which takes a different angle. The New York Times highlights the...
The New York Times: “The Simpsons” Explains Its Button-Pushing Banksy Opening
Following-up on yesterday's extremely viral and controversial Banksy opening sequence for The Simpsons, The New York Times speaks with The Simpsons' executive producer, Al Jean. Some interesting issues are brought including how The Simpsons tracked down Banksy, the...
The New York Times: Inside the Knockoff-Tennis-Shoe Factory
The business of counterfeit goods is becoming bigger than most of the industries that they replicate. This is the case with the footwear industry, as more and more sneakers are duplicated and sold for a fraction of the retail price. The New York Times goes in depth with the...
New Victorians in New York Times
Today's New York Times Style Section features an article and accompanying photoshoot addressing an emerging trend of Victorian revivalism. The renewed interest in Late 19th Century accoutrements and, to a lesser extent, themes in art, film, interior design and recreation, is...
The New York Times Lens: Boogie
Born in Serbia and experiencing poverty and uneasy-times, photographer Boogie now calls New York City home thanks to a bit of luck in immigrating to the US. Becoming the focus of this latest The New York Times Lens feature, a series of photographs offer us an in-depth look...
The New York Times: The All-American Back From Japan
"What makes today’s prepidemic so fascinating is how it is, surprisingly enough, so Japanese. The look has its roots in the United States, to be sure. But the spirit, rigor and execution of today’s prep moment is as Japanese as Sony."
A quick gander around Internet...
A quick gander around Internet...
The New York Times: Riding The It Factor
The New York Times recently published a story relating to the current state of bike culture within New York City. Having seen a mass following in fixed gear scene over the past few years, this piece definitely offers an insightful look into what the next "it" factor may be...
Forclosures leading to Skateable Empty Pools
Few find any positives from the steady declining American economy, including the foreclosure crisis that has troubled so many people across the nation. The New York Times recently did an article about how skaters might be the only average joe's benefiting from this epidemic....
The Originals | Photographs by Robert Maxwell
World renown Fashion and editorial photographer Robert Maxwell presents some of his latest work in a feature entitled The Originals. Capturing iconic figures in various fields of art and design, The Originals gives us a look into the minds of Japanese intellectuals: Takashi...
The New York Times: Dress Codes | Plaid
Plaid has enjoyed a long lasting shelf life over the last few seasons making its way into numerous collections from both a high-fashion and streetwear perspective. On that note, The New York Times presents ten different looks featuring a selection of plaid pieces from some...
