Temple of Love: A Day of Rick Owens’ in Paris
I’ve entered into the fallen angel’s Garden of Eden, I think, by pulling up to the back entrance of the Palais Galliera for Rick Owens’ Temple of Love. Looming in front of the Parisian museum’s facade, large dark angelic figures stood like protectors of the exhibit. In front of them, a mystical garden features a fountain.
Sun’s Out, Shoes Out: The Summer Shoe Edit
When it comes to flip-flops, I believe you can’t go wrong with a pair of TKEES. The nude colorways and leather soles are perfect for classic and sleek resort wear.
The Politics of Punk and Plaid
If you see someone wearing a combination of plaid and gingham, chunky mary janes, and a tie walking down the streets of Manhattan, it’s probably Olive Eng-Canty (@olivengcanty).
Inside the Mosaic Tile House: L.A.’s Most Unique Art Attraction
Bored of visiting the same museums? For those seeking a unique art experience in Los Angeles, look no further than the Mosaic Tile House.
Attic Koncept Celebrates “Power Players” Feature in Angeleno Magazine
The elegant atmosphere of Canon Drive was elevated to new heights on June 20th as Attic Koncept hosted an unforgettable pop-up event celebrating their recent feature in Angeleno Magazine’s prestigious “Power Players” issue.
Superfine : A Night of Black Style and Menswear
On a rainy first monday in May, The Costume Institute rolled out the flower-speckled midnight blue carpet to celebrate its newest exhibition – Superfine : Tailoring Black Style.
Grace Chen: China’s Power Dresser Blending East and West
Named “the Power Dresser of China” by the South China MorningPost and “China’s Most Sought-After Couturier” by The Hollywood Reporter, Chen hascultivated a distinctive aesthetic that masterfully bridges Eastern and Western sensibilities whileempowering the women who wear her designs.
Sculpting Dreams in Silk: The Couture of Sohee Park
More than 85 percent of majors from top fashion schools are female, but around 70 percent of designers and creative directors at major labels are male. The imbalance is striking, especially because a majority of the demographic clientele happen to be women.
Living Art and Orchids: A Breathtaking Journey Through Mexican Design at NYBG
The New York Botanical Garden’s 22nd annual Orchid Show transformed the winter landscape into a breathtaking Mexican-inspired paradise, proving once again why this exhibition has become a must-see cultural event.
Dieter Roth. Islandscapes shines at Hauser & Wirth during IFPDA week
Hauser and Wirth’s current exhibition, “Islandscapes,” offers a mesmerizing journey through Dieter Roth’s transformative approach to printmaking and artistic expression.
