Showing posts with label Sartorialism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sartorialism. Show all posts
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Thursday, February 28, 2013
PATAGONIA ENCAPSIL DOWN BELAY PARKA
Patagonia Encapsil™ Down Belay Parka from Patagonia Europe on Vimeo.
If you are into technical outdoor clothing then you might be interested in the new Encapsil Down Belay Parka from Patagonia. The first parka with down with 1000 fillpower. Furthermore it features some progressive technologies such as a new technique to position the down and a new way to create down that is more hydrophobic than ever before. Great stuff!
Labels:
Design,
Sartorialism,
Sports
Monday, April 18, 2011
JOHN LOBB
John Lobb Profile from Lawrence Barraclough on Vimeo.
Shoes by John Lobb.
Video by Lawrence Barraclough.
Labels:
Film,
Sartorialism
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Monday, January 31, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
THE SARTORIALIST
This guy (I presume he doesn't need any introduction) has a pretty nice job. I would love to make a living like this for a few years.
Credits: The Sartorialist & Intel Visual Life
Labels:
Film,
Photography,
Sartorialism
Thursday, December 9, 2010
THE AMERICAN
A few weeks ago, I've seen The American directed by Anton Corbijn. I would like to point out the clothing of Jack in the film (played by George Clooney). To me, it's completely inline with this elegant, esthetic movie. It's understated and full of simple elegance.
Credits: Anton Corbijn and others
Labels:
Film,
Sartorialism
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
MY AUTUMN INSPIRATION: THE COLOR
A collage: the reversable duffle coat by Maison Martin Margiela, the Alfa and another something to keep you warm.
Labels:
Design,
Sartorialism
Friday, October 29, 2010
TEST SHOTS...AGAIN, BUT SHE = MAGIC!
She rocks! If you are a straight man and don't fullscreen this one...you're a fool!
Credits: Test Shots by Jake Davis
Labels:
Film,
Sartorialism
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
PEAK PERFORMANCE WINTER 2010/2011 VID.
If you have the patience, check the full video. Great!
Ow and here are some additional thoughts I had on this video and especially the marketing side of it: off course, it is a marketing video for a clothing brand. So, some people might think 'there goes another one of those over-marketed lifestyle brands, hyping their products on the internet via some fancy vids'.
I don't agree on this.
If there is a way to do marketing...this is the way. They are giving world class atlethes the change to live their dreams, and Peak actually really pushes the envelope to make a wonderful video out of it, every time.
For instance: the deep-powder part of the video (starts on 6.00 min) contains great shots in terms of timing and composition, especially in combination with the sound (Yup, great!).
You can actually forget that it's about the clothing and just enjoy the video. Therefor, it crosses the boundary of being purely an advertisement.
That's what I think is actually great marketing.
Credits: Peak Performance
Labels:
Film,
Nature,
Sartorialism,
Sports
Monday, September 13, 2010
Saturday, August 14, 2010
A.P.C. PARKA
Parka by A.P.C.
100% Cotton parka, adjustable hood with drawstrings and leathers stoppers.
Credits: A.P.C.
100% Cotton parka, adjustable hood with drawstrings and leathers stoppers.
Credits: A.P.C.
Labels:
Sartorialism
Friday, July 30, 2010
SPERRY BAHAMA CANVAS
Great canvas upper! This shoe will probably age in a very distinctive manner.
Credits: Sperry Top-Sider. Sold at ASOS
Labels:
Sartorialism
Monday, July 26, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
GANT- THE STORY
I just finished reading Gant - The Story. It's a description of the development of the clothing brand Gant, from being a small company driven by craftsmanship and entrepreneurship to a large multinational brand, present in over 70 countries.
If your interested in fashion, business and marketing it is an interesting book to read.
Credits: Mathias Bjork and Gant
And..Gant their fall/winter collection is online, so check out their site!
If your interested in fashion, business and marketing it is an interesting book to read.
Credits: Mathias Bjork and Gant
And..Gant their fall/winter collection is online, so check out their site!
Labels:
Sartorialism
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