"Handheld DJing" is a set of words that sounds about as natural as "genetically modified babies," but if Richie Hawtin (also known as Plastikman) is entangled in this mini-mixer's beta testing, something's gotta be right about it. Tonium's Pacemaker is…
Continue Reading →If the thought of wearing Frye boots makes you squirm like sticking your hand in a bowl of eyeballs (okay, melodramatic -- but it was Halloween yesterday, and the thought of popped-collar d-bags in bulky leather is a fair comparison),…
Continue Reading →With all your monthly expenses, It's kinda hard to be an avid collector of influential art. Well what if we told you that you could afford a DALEK? You'd probably say, "that's crazy, his original works were selling for as…
Continue Reading →Canadian superbrand Dussault Apparel Co. is about to make their US presence known with a full-scale Melrose store opening. While we're bummed we won't be making it to the party (that sounds even better than the Gene Simmons Moneybags look),…
Continue Reading →STRANGEco and Tokidoki just announced new additions to their collaborative collection of "The Cactus Friends" designed by Italian designer/Tokidoki co-creator Simone Legno. The Cactus Cats and Pups, (who, like their predecessors SANDy and Sabochan, wear suits of cactus thorns, to…
Continue Reading →When it comes to the clothing appetite of my male friends, they tell me they're happy just subsisting on tees, a choice I don't dog but envy. Most dudes will never have to encounter the aggravating situation of fighting with…
Continue Reading →Spear Collective member and personal favorite Grant Barnhart recently released a short-run print edition of one of his latest paintings, Horse(y) 1964. As part of Grant's latest set of work (which will be shown at OKOK in early November- we'll…
Continue Reading →A mere 4 months ago, we told you about the ultra-thin ultra-colorful iPod Cases from Shades, but 4 months ago there were no such things as the iPod Nano 3G and the iPod classic. Now we're pleased to announce that…
Continue Reading →Swedish clothing company Tretorn recently joined forces with the NYC/LA Opening Ceremony stores to create a shoe made especially for crunching through fall leaves. The shoes blend a less rubber-heavy version of the T-56 with the plaid of Opening Ceremony's…
Continue Reading →Two years ago, Paul Smith and Burton collaborated to prove that the words "gentrified" and "snowboarding" can glide nicely into the same sentence. This was significant for a few reasons, primarily because attempting to place high-fashion in the land of…
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