Tagged: books
Interview: Chantal Regnault on Voguing in New York
In our FADER Issue #56 feature “Face Time,” we caught up with the next generation of the New York Vogue scene in all its fitted-baseball cap, baggy-jeans, hip-hop swagger. For a look at the legendary … read more »
Karlheinz Weinberger Explores The History of Denim
Karlheinz Weinberger has a decades-old cult following for his photographs chronicling the radical style of Elvis-obsessed teens in 1960s Zurich, boys who imitated James Dean but ended up looking more like gay cowboys, and a … read more »
Video: Money, “Who’s Going to Love You Now?”
Of all the facts we’ve been able to pin down about Manchester’s Money (formerly Meke Menete, Youth, Books and Youth/Books), the clearest is that they’re good at making videos. For example “Goodnight London,” the most … read more »
New Book Record Collecting For Girls Has Worst Amazon Tag Cloud Ever
As a kid, learning never to judge a book by its cover is such an important metaphor. But after you grow up, its value as an idiom ebbs. Books have covers, often the result of … read more »
Shipley & Halmos Make a Road Trip Album
Design duo Shipley & Halmos took a road trip recently, zig zagging all over this great land, trying to meet as many of their customers face to face as possible. They’ve documented the faces with … read more »
Coincidence? Same Publisher Releases Prodigy Autobiography and Anonymous Obama Book
Venerable publishing house Simon & Schuster is getting heaps of publicity for two of its pending book releases. The first, O: A Presidential Novel (out January 25), sounds absolutely ridiculous, a semi-fictionalized (or not) account … read more »
Diana Vreeland’s Allure Is Finally Re-Issued
Diana Vreeland was an editor at Vogue from 1963-71, a crucial moment when fashion shed its stiffness, escaped the parlors of Paris and jumped on to the back of kids who started wearing mini-skirts, Nehru … read more »
