Skateboard pro, etnies owner and all-around shoe mogul Pierre Andre Senizergues has been hard at work lately promoting his brand’s 25th anniversary. In the midst of a slew of limited-edition releases, celebratory parties and business obligations, Pierre’s most ambitious project to date has to be his revolutionary PAS House. Designed by artist Gil Le Bon Delapointe, etnies has revealed every skateboarder’s dream home. Complete with a bed, living and dining area, and kitchen, the house is entirely skateable with every surface reminiscent of a half-pipe, ramp or rail. This video is a surreal must-see for any skater or fan of modern architecture and design.
Category: Design
The latest campaign by Vivienne Westwood is simply … DOPER THAN CREAAAM.
At the age of 70, Vivienne Westwood the innovative, defiant, Iconic British Legend Take us to Africa with her Latest collection full of african Sub-saharan prints. The shots were made during a trip to the capital of Kenya, Nairobi. With her husband Andreas Kronthaler, Her Team, and the people of a village in Nairobi, wearing her latest creations, We can feel the Jovial atmosphere and imagine the amazing time they had in Kenya. Special A* to the photographer Juergen Teller who Managed to grasp the natural ambiance, the Joy and Happiness but also the harsh reality.
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LACOSTE celebrations of the iconic L.12.12 polo shirt have been taking place in cities across the world, such as Shanghai, Moscow, Paris and Hanoi. where Local artists have been invited to create a piece inspired by the shirt in a variety of forms such as paintings, sculptures and photographs. Celebrations of the L.12.12 in Singapore comes in the form of Lacoste in Motion, in which 12 Singapore-based digital story-tellers were commissioned by Lacoste to create a piece of moving graphics that relate the values and the heritage of the L.12.12 polo. In addition, 3 musicians from the region were invited to create sound tracks to accompany the moving visuals.
Lacoste in Motion is the story of how a fashion brand wishes to celebrate a design icon through a new form of visual expression. The medium that they have chosen reflects the brand’s forward thinking attitude: allowing a 78-year old design icon to be interpreted by Singapore’s best animators, to create 12 narratives that take place in a space that is more about the future of art rather than in the context of fashion.