Oliver Spencer: One Foot in the Past, The Rest in the Future
Footwear

Oliver Spencer: One Foot in the Past, The Rest in the Future

A man of many trades, Oliver Spencer’s immediate role includes designer, shopkeeper and all-around

Marvel Comics x Stussy: The Influential Art of Marvel

Marvel Comics x Stussy: The Influential Art of Marvel

Within the last few weeks, we’ve seen a huge campaign on behalf of Marvel Comics and Stussy.

FUJIFILM X100: A Welcomed Hybrid

FUJIFILM X100: A Welcomed Hybrid

Conceptually speaking, hybrids have enabled companies to offer an approach to design that enabled it to be progressive without alienating users with design and aesthetics that could potentially be lost on the consumer. In the case of the FUJIFILM X100, the Japanese camera maker offers an aesthetic that has many reminiscent of their original vintage cameras all while incorporating the latest in hybrid viewfinder design with an optical and electronic viewfinder. We take a look at one of this year’s most anticipated cameras as well as having select people contribute their own thoughts in a series of Q+A segments.

Brownbook & HYPEBEAST: The Narcicyst

Brownbook & HYPEBEAST: The Narcicyst

At the end of 2010, HYPEBEAST undertook an extensive video project with Dubai-based magazine

POW WOW Hawai'i 2011 Part I

POW WOW Hawai'i 2011 Part I

In an idea that came to fruition in the beginning of 2010 in Hong Kong, POW WOW was created as an

Dr. Romanelli & George Bamford: A Tale of Two Customizers
Watches

Dr. Romanelli & George Bamford: A Tale of Two Customizers

United by their knack for customization and re-appropriation, it only makes sense that Dr. Romanelli and George Bamford of BAMFORD WATCH DEPARTMENT are the midst of working together on an upcoming project. We took a particular curiosity in this shared interest involving deconstruction and reconstruction over the respective platforms of fashion for Romanelli and luxury watches with Bamford. Luckily, the two were able to link up a short while ago at the Pallihouse Holloway in Los Angeles as they spoke candidly about their respective crafts.


Brownbook & HYPEBEAST: Karim Bekdache

Brownbook & HYPEBEAST: Karim Bekdache

Earning his education in Paris, Beirut-based Karim Bekdache looked to influence the region’s creative landscape with his own brand of architecture. Starting Karim Bekdache studio, he looks to re-appropriate vintage design through his own eyes.

Hiroki Nakamura: F.I.L. Wan Chai

Hiroki Nakamura: F.I.L. Wan Chai

In an unprecedented move, Hong Kong became the first city to welcome a second F.I.L. location

AIAIAI: Reductive Headphone Design

AIAIAI: Reductive Headphone Design

At a time when the convergence of lifestyle and head and earphones are at a pinnacle, Danish outfit AIAIAI has worked admirably to offer a quality product beyond just aesthetics. Taking immense pride in their design ethos and the total package, the brand’s roots in Scandinavia have perhaps given the design-centric brand a leg-up on the competition. An apparent yet uncontrived minimalism flows throughout the brand’s offerings. Among their most recent marquee products was the creation of the TMA-1, a series of cans that together with professional help have firmly cemented their vision of function and form.

Dan Mitchell of LN-CC: Late Night Chameleon Cafe

Dan Mitchell of LN-CC: Late Night Chameleon Cafe

Making its original debut in the digital world, earlier this year LN-CC opened its doors to a

Brownbook & HYPEBEAST: Sunny Rahbar - The Thirdline

Brownbook & HYPEBEAST: Sunny Rahbar - The Thirdline

At the end of 2010, HYPEBEAST undertook an extensive video project with Dubai-based magazine

Craig Ford: Seminality

Craig Ford: Seminality

Craig Ford’s seminal influence on British fashion dates back to the early ’90s as the Scotsman

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