From the now-classic Australian label PAM (aka Perks and Mini) comes their “Starting Line” collection. Our pick from the range is the “Physical Mental” screenprinted turtleneck sweater which features retro-tinged type and ribbing on the neck, wrists and waistband. Made from a French Terry with cotton and spandex ribbing, this sweater will take you from winter to spring (or the other way) seamlessly.
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With contributions from the likes of Tracey Emin, John Baldessari, Ryan McGinley and more, experimental book “Feelings: Soft Art” explores contemporary art with a focus on emotions and sensual, gut reactions. Via interviews, short essays and (of course) plenty of imagery, readers are reminded that art isn’t always purely intellectual—rather it’s meant to evoke very human, personal emotions.
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Honey-colored (just the way the character depicted would like it) and practical, Herschel’s new Settlement Backpack is subtly screenprinted with Winnie the Pooh and his pals. Along with Tigger, Eeyore and Piglet, the naive yet pensive bear from our collective childhood appears on the bag, which boasts all Herschel’s durable features: leather zipper pulls, a laptop sleeve and more.
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Instead, the luxury watchmakers put a childhood game on the wrist
Available in all kinds of conspicuous colorways—from neon pinks and yellows to striking clear and black—Alexandra Von Furstenberg’s heavy, luxe candy bowls make for a striking centerpiece, no matter what you fill them with, naughty or nice. With two sizes and 12 different hues, it’s tempting to collect the entire set.
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Throughout his career, Robert Mapplethorpe archived his extensive output—from his student work to photography, sculptures and jewelry to commercial—and the the resulting collection is quite remarkable. Challenging ideas surrounding censorship, sexuality, gender, Mapplethorpe’s oftentimes provocative works are published in the scrapbook-style book—which opens with an essay by his collaborator, friend and soulmate, Patti Smith.
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Certainly not your regular sneaker, Loeffler Randall’s new Roxie trainers (available in two colorways) are crafted with hand-woven raffia, making for a very unique pair of shoes. Lightweight and airy, these are a super-styling alternative to basic sneakers for the upcoming warm seasons.
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The clean lines of Tsubota Pearl’s lighters are embellished with punny slogans courtesy of Brian Janusiak and Elizabeth Beer (founders of Various Projects) in four collaboration creations. Available in baby blue, pale pink, emerald green or black, the lighters boast expressions like “High Society” and several 420-friendly phrases.
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The Internet (aka Odd Future affiliates Syd the Kyd, Matt Martians and friends) has just released a three-part video for “Special Affair/Curse,” from the outfit’s third record Ego Death—which was released last …