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February 2nd, 2012

UNDISCOVERED WONDERS OF THE WORLD

I NEED ONE OR ALL OF SOPHIE DURAN’S PRINTED SCARVES. DIGITALLY PRINTED ON VELVET OR CREPE DE CHINE, THEY ARE INSPIRED BY CELTIC, NORWEGIAN, INDIAN AND GREEK ANCIENT STORIES. AND AWESOMENESS.

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category : Mage

January 30th, 2012

Be bold

It takes a certain caliber for high profile athletes to do the things they do. Hate them or love them, the numbers that these iconoclasts put up will be forever remembered.

This past weekend at the Winter X, Shaun white took first place…with a PERFECT SCORE. Some say it was the perfect storm, we say it was the outfit. Courtesy of Mage Design.

…and don’t forget about the never understated styles of the original sir airness.

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category : Design, Fashion, Mage, Sports, snowboarding

January 30th, 2012

Air Chanel

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January 27th, 2012

KARL VS KARL

ONLY SOMEONE OF MR. LAGERFELD’S CALIBER CAN PULL OFF SOMETHING LIKE THIS.

ENJOY!

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January 20th, 2012

Damien Hirst “On The Spots”

Contemporary artist Damien Hirst, explains the concept behind his infamous spot paintings.

REFLECTIONS featuring Damien Hirst “On the spot” from MATT BLACK on Vimeo.

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January 18th, 2012

TODAY WAS A GOOD DAY?

I NEVER WOULD HAVE PENNED ICE CUBE FOR AN EAMES FAN!

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January 11th, 2012

Portland, Oregon company Poler, is the latest brand on the action sports industry radar. The unique product mix has managed to fill a gap within the market- Road tripping and camping gear for the surf, skate, and snow enthusiast.

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January 5th, 2012

LEATHER AND VELVET AND FUR, OH MY!

My innate love of black naturally makes me an Alaia fan. Check out images from the recent Alaia Exhibit at the Groninger Museum (Netherlands), commemorating 21st century work, aka loads of sick, black gear that I could wear nowhere in Los Angeles…or anywhere.