Monocle x B YOSHIDA x Porter Magazine Strap

Strap porta-riviste disponibile su B Yoshida.
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Monocle x B YOSHIDA x Porter Magazine Strap

Monocle x B YOSHIDA x Porter Magazine Strap

Monocle x B YOSHIDA x Porter Magazine Strap

Whiskey wet shave jelly

Sono sicuro che Chuck Norris si farebbe la barba al profumo di Whiskey.
Prodotta da Portland General Store, in vendita qui.
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Lazy Dog Mini Street Market

Se siete a Parigi in questa settimana vi segnalo il Mini Street Market 2010 da Lazy Dog.

Lazy Dog Mini Street Market

Float Magazine Rack

Un nuovo rack per archiviare i vostri magazine. Lo trovate in vendita su UMA.
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Float Magazine Rack

Float Magazine Rack

Stylehive’s Stylescopes Pick Out Your Perfect Printed Leggings!

imageI don’t know where you’re livin’ it up, but over here in San Francisco it’s not quite summer fling weather. The sun is starting to more steadily make an appearance, but let’s face it — it’s not quite time to break out the sundresses and sandals. The solution? Printed leggings! The thin material allows for more breathability than your jeans or stuffy slacks, plus they let you rock your more summery dresses over them with just a tad bit more season-appropriate coverage. But what print is your sign destined to rock this week? Even if you’d normally say “no way” to wild graphic prints made popular by Michael Angel, we’re convinced that if you let the stars be your guide, Stylehive’s Stylescopes will direct you in the right path to some seriously chic legwear! Check the slideshow for your sign’s perfect print!

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Fubiz Broadcast #52

A l’occasion de la soirée “Petit Bateau x Kitsuné Maison en vrai !”, voici un mix exclusif du groupe Valley pour ce 52ème numéro du Fubiz Broadcast. Nous vous offrons pour l’occasion 10 albums compilations Kitsuné et 8 places pour leur date parisienne. Les détails sont dans la suite.



Playlist FB52A emporter ici

  • The Whitest Boy Alive – 15 17
  • Daft Punk – Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
  • Daft Punk – Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger (The Neptunes remix)
  • Hockey – Work
  • Just Jack – I talk too much
  • Michael Jackson – I Can’t Help It
  • Phoenix – Run Run Run
  • Klaxons – No Diggity
  • Ratatat – Get em high (remix)
  • Snoop Dog – Snoop D.O. double G
  • The Neptunes – Easy
  • Valley – This weekend
  • Gorillaz – O green world
  • Feldberg – Dreamin
  • Chester French – She loves everybody

Pour participer au concours, il vous suffit d’être membre Fubiz et de laisser un commentaire sur cet article. Le tirage au sort aura lieu mercredi soir.

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StreetMuseum iPhone app

The Museum of London has launched an iPhone app which cleverly brings its extensive art and photographic collections to the streets of the capital…

The free app, called StreetMuseum, has been developed with creative agency Brothers and Sisters and makes use of geo tagging and Google Maps to guide users to various sites in London where, via the iPhone screen, various historical images of the city appear – just like in the image above.

OK, so here’s how it works. You open the app and allow it to work out your current location. A map then opens showing you your position and also showing the locations of the various sites where you can view historic images of London – see screen below:

If you touch one of the tags, a small window opens up to describe the location and also the date and author of the image – as above. Click on the blue arrow on the right of this window and the image appears on screen thus:

tap the screen to read info about the image

tap again to remove the text from the image and feel free to enlarge it on screen just as you would any photo on the iPhone…

The really clever thing about this app is that if you are in the location pictured, you can click on the “3D view” button and the app will recognise your location and overlay the historic image over the current view – augmenting the reality that the built in iPhone camera perceives. We went to Carnaby Street to see if it worked and took this screen grab of the 3D view function in action:

Here are some more examples of the kind of augmented reality views of London the app offers:

More info on the app can be found at museumoflondon.org.uk/

StreetMuseum credits:

Executive creative director: Andy Fowler
Creative director: Steve Shannon
Creatives: Kirsten Rutherford, Lisa Jelliffe
Account manager: Emma Simmons
Developers: Gavin Buttimore, Robin Charlton
New business director: Helen Kimber
Head of digital: Kevin Brown
Digital project manager: Tanya Holland
Digital designer: Mateus Wanderley
Image geotagger: Jack Kerruish

Delta by Inga Sempé for Tectona

French designer Inga Sempé has designed this outdoor shower for French brand Tectona. (more…)

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