Dolls by Viktor Rolf at Studio Job Gallery
Posted in: UncategorizedDutch fashion designers Viktor & Rolf will present a collection of outfits designed for dolls at the Antwerp gallery of artists Studio Job. (more…)
Dutch fashion designers Viktor & Rolf will present a collection of outfits designed for dolls at the Antwerp gallery of artists Studio Job. (more…)
Voici cette campagne de publicité pour “Standard Chartered Bank”, une banque spécialisée sur les marchés émergents et sur le continent africain. Un travail du designer Stefan Sagmeister autour des mots et de la typographie. A découvrir en vidéo dans la suite de l’article.
Talk about bringin’ sexy back! Cowl back tops push the limits of how low you can go with your neckline without the danger of looking unsophisticated or the risk of… well, popping out (yikes). While similar to the season’s popular cut-out trends, cowl styles have a little softer, effortlessly elegant vibe going on, as if the top just naturally draped on its own to conveniently show off your best new summer asset! They add an extra breezy femininity to your casual summer tanks, and can totally dress up an otherwise boring tee. Of course, there is a catch — a low-cut back introduces the obstacle of pesky visible bra straps — but it’s easily solved! Look into a convertible bra specifically for backless tops for the illusion that nothing’s there at all, or add interest with purposely visible straps for a pop of color… as long as you’re able to rock it like you intended for them to show rather than looking like an unfortunate fashion oversight! Browse the slideshow for some summer-approved cowl back tops! |
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pCore77’s coverage of Milan Design Week 2010 has come to a close. This year, in addition to photo galleries, videos, blog posts and interviews, we brought Core-toonist fueledbycoffee to illustrate the whole thing. We’ve bundled it all up into a neat package, interspersed with some of our favorite photos from the a href=”http://www.core77.com/gallery/milan-design-week-2010/”gallery/a. /p
pbGallery/bbr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/gallery/milan-design-week-2010/”Milan Design Week 2010 Photo Gallery/a/p
pbCore-toons/bbr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/cartoons/milan_design_week_2010_yup_still_in_a_recession_16430.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Yup, Still in a Recession/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_making_the_salone_less_exhausting_16429.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Making the Salone Less Exhausting/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/cartoons/milan_design_week_2010_the_eyjafjallajokull_chair_16418.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: The Eyjafjallajokull Chair/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/cartoons/milan_design_week_2010_the_things_they_dont_tell_you_16408.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: The Things They Don’t Tell You/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_dont_blame_the_icelandic_designers_16407.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Don’t Blame the Icelandic Designers/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/cartoons/milan_design_week_2010_established_sons_by_the_numbers_16402.asp” Milan Design Week 2010: Established Sons By the Numbers/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/cartoons/milan_design_week_2010_virtual_reality_furniture_at_established_sons_16401.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Virtual Reality Furniture at Established Sons/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/cartoons/milan_design_week_2010_useful_maps_for_the_salone_16396.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Useful Maps for the Salone/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/cartoons/milan_design_week_2010_fingerpainting_in_italy_16388.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Fingerpainting in Italy/a/p
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pbInterviews and Videos:/bbr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_core77_interviews_nynke_tynagel_of_studio_job_16471.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Core77 interviews Nynke Tynagel of Studio Job/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_qa_with_tokujin_yoshioka__16468.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: QA with Tokujin Yoshioka/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010core77_interviews_maarten_baas_16410.asp”Milan Design Week 2010:Core77 Interviews Maarten Baas/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_design_academy_eindhoven__16445.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Design Academy Eindhoven/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_public_design_festival__16444.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Public Design Festival/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_dutch_invertuals__16433.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Dutch Invertuals/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010floating_crystals_at_swarovski__16425.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Floating Crystals at Swarovski/a/p
pbBlog posts/bbr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_erastudio_16419.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Erastudio/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_kkaarrlls__16427.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Kkaarrlls/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_nendos_chair_garden__16415.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Nendo’s Chair Garden/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_skitsch_16417.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Skitsch/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_yii_crafts_design_from_taiwan_16413.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Yii, Crafts Design from Taiwan/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_55_designers_cuisine_dobjets__16412.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: 5.5 Designers’ Cuisine d’Objets/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_saved_by_droog__16409.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Saved by Droog/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_design_in_motion_by_charles_kaisin_16406.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Design in Motion by Charles Kaisin/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_young_serbian_designers_at_salone_satellite_16400.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Young Serbian Designers at Salone Satellite/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_parties_established_sons_and_tuttobene__16394.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Parties! Established amp; Sons and Tuttobene/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_vintage_bike_show_at_rossignoli_16393.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Vintage bike show at Rossignoli/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_pieke_bergmans_monsters__16387.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Pieke Bergmans’ Monsters/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_food_marketo_16382.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: Food Marketo/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_on_the_ground__16383.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: On the ground!/a/p
pbPreviews/bbr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_preview_autarchy_by_studio_formafantasma__16365.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Autarchy by Studio FormaFantasma/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_preview_spaces_by_peter_pless__16364.asp” Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Spaces by Peter Pless/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_preview_bodging_milano_designersblock__16357.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Bodging Milano @ Designersblock/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_preview_55_designers_cuisine_dobjets__16353.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: 5.5 Designers’ Cuisine d’Objets/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_preview_marjan_van_aubels_porcelain_foam_16347.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Marjan van Aubel’s Porcelain Foam/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_preview_food_marketo__16343.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Food Marketo/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_byamt_at_meet_my_project__16337.asp”Milan Design Week 2010: byAMT at Meet My Project/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_preview_chair_garden_by_nendo_16326.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Chair Garden by Nendo/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_preview_saved_by_droog__16285.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Saved by Droog/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_preview_wonderlamp_by_studio_job_and_pieke_bergmans__16283.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Wonderlamp/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/events/milan_design_week_2010_preview_mindcraft10_would_you_mind__16264.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Mindcraft10 Would You Mind?/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/milan10/milan_design_week_2010_preview_design_academy_eindhoven__16255.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Design Academy Eindhoven/abr /
a href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/object_culture/milan_design_week_2010_preview_tokujin_yoshioka_for_swarovski_crystal__16241.asp”Milan Design Week 2010 Preview: Tokujin Yoshioka for Swarovski Crystal/a/p
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pemFrom top to bottom: Nendo’s Chair Garden in Brera. Tom Dixon’s “Factory Workers” at Superstudio’s Temporary Museum of New Design. Enzo Mari’s paperweight collection at the Kaleidoscope Space. Bottom: Marcel Wanders’ documentation of his Sparkling Chair for Magis. From our Milan 2010 a href=”http://www.core77.com/gallery/milan-design-week-2010/”Gallery/a./em/pa href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/featured_items/milan_design_week_2010_roundup_16479.asp”(more…)/a
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Hungry for a challenge or just quality in-office leftovers? Have we got a gig for you. Food & Wine is looking for a gastronomically astute photo assistant to join its New York City HQ on a full-time basis. Ingredients: four cups of departmental administrative duties, three cups of coordinating photo shoots, and two heaping tablespoons of budget work and rights acquisition, sprinkled liberally with strong multitasking skills and a keen interest in food, wine, and photography, all seasoned with working knowledge of Excel and Photoshop. Sound appetizing? Act now, because we suspect that this job opening will last as long as leftover chocolate-drizzled pecan shortbread in the Food & Wine test kitchen.
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Photographer Fernando Guerra has sent us some photographs of an office building designed by Portuguese architects Samuel Ruiz Torres de Carvalho and Pedro Palmero Cabezas in Madrid, Spain. (more…)
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p[images courtesy A HREF=”http://www.barefootcollege.org/” Barefoot College/A, first entrant listed below]/p
pBuckminster Fuller would be proud. The annual challenge held in his name is not some pie-in-the-sky design competition where the slickest rendering wins; instead the A HREF=”http://challenge.bfi.org/” Buckminster Fuller Challenge/A seeks “workable solution[s] to one of the world’s most significant challenges such as water scarcity, food supply, and energy consumption.” 215 entrants from around the world threw their hats into the ring this year, and competition was reportedly stiff./p
pAfter much deliberation six finalists were chosen by A HREF=”http://challenge.bfi.org/jurors” a distinguished 11-member jury/A including Cores fave John Thackara, IMetropolis/I E-in-C Susan Szenasy, Earth University President Jose Zaglul and others. Said BFI Exec Director Elizabeth Thompson, “Strong themes emerged from this year’s pool involving issues around urban agriculture and the built environment, disaster recovery and transition, community engagement and global ecology, and smart business strategies tied to creative use of technology to improve quality of life in the most impoverished parts of the world.”/p
pThe six finalists are as follows:/p
blockquoteBarefoot Women Solar Engineers of Africa, Asia and Latin America (Tilonia, Rajasthan, India)
Training women in remote towns and villages to solar electrify their own communities and to be the ongoing resident solar engineers, thereby catalyzing the local economy and improving quality of life.
pA HREF=”http://challenge.bfi.org/2010Finalist_CalltoFarm” Call to Farm: FarmShare/A (Brooklyn, NY, US)br /
FarmShare reconnects farmers and consumers as co-producers of the foodscape using urban backyards and an online social network. This is a leading model in the emerging urban agricultural movement./p
pA HREF=”http://challenge.bfi.org/2010Finalist_EcoBlvd” Eco-Boulevards/A (Chicago, IL, US)br /
This remedy re-conceives the Chicago street-grid as a holistic Bio-System that captures, cleans and returns wastewater and storm-water to the Lakes. This model could be instrumental in how cities around one of the largest bodies of fresh water operate as mindful gatekeepers of a critical resource./p
pA HREF=”http://challenge.bfi.org/2010Finalist_LivingBuildingChallenge” Living Building Challenge/A (Seattle, WA, US)br /
One of, if not the most, comprehensive set of design and performance based standards related to the built environment. Their purpose is to effect a paradigm shift in our entire approach to the buildings we design, construct, renovate and occupy and to serve as a catalyst for innovation./p
pA HREF=”http://challenge.bfi.org/2010Finalist_OperationHope” Operation Hope: Permanent water and food security for Africa’s impoverished millions/A (Africa and New Mexico, US)br /
This project demonstrates how to reverse desertification of the world’s savannas and grasslands, thereby contributing enormously to mitigating climate change, biomass burning, drought, flood, drying of rivers and underground waters, disappearing wildlife, massive poverty, social breakdown, violence and genocide/p
pA HREF=”http://challenge.bfi.org/2010Finalist_WatergyGreenhouse” Watergy Greenhouse/A (Berlin, Germany)br /
This project is refining a closed system greenhouse that provides extremely efficient farming capabilities in water-scarce communities. It will allow a dramatic shift in resource efficiency for the supply of water, food and renewable material and can be deployed across urban and rural conditions./p
pThe winner will be revealed at a ceremony in Washington DC on June 2nd, 2010 at the National Press Club and will be awarded $100,000 in prize money to honor and encourage further development of their work./blockquotebr /
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In an effort to bridge gaps between two neighborhoods of Boston, digital media artist John Ewing created the public art project Virtual Street Corners. The project, set to unveil June 2010, uses live video feeds between Boston locales Brookline and Roxbury to encourage neighborly affection between the predominantly African-American and Jewish neighborhoods.
Social action site Dowser highlights Ewing’s effort, which his experience creating public murals around town inspired. In conversations with the public he found people kept to their own neighborhoods, rarely venturing beyond familiar stomping grounds. Virtual Street Corners aims to mediate that disconnect by using video and microphones to encourage virtual dialogue.
The project has already gained attention for its forward-thinking ideals and technology—Virtual Street Corners won grants from the Black Rock Arts Foundation and the Knight Foundation, and is a finalist for a Cambridge Arts Council grant.
School’s always in with Artware Editions’ E For Effort Loose Leaf tees, bags and tanks, a playful riff on the inexpensive writing paper from youth.
A collaboration between Brooklyn artists Beka Goedde and Rachel Ostrow, each hand-screen-printed shirt encourages crafty additions to their clean lines.
The Loose Leaf tees and bag are available by emailing the gallery directly. Shirt prices range from $50 to $65 and just $20 for the tote bag.