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The Facebook Project November 24, 2010

From Dazed Digital: Photographing people in “varying states of sobriety”, Morgan O’Donovan took over 500 portraits of the faces gracing East-London haunts. The series feature revellers approached over 12 nights in late 2009, and the subjects were captured on-the-moment in whatever state he found them in.

Though atypical of nightlife photography, each photo is shot using the harsh exposure of a medical photography flash. Faces appear tightly cropped dominating most of the frame drawing the viewer to acute similarities and difference between faces. (Read full article HERE). Exhibition opened on Wednesday at Dalston Superstore in London.

 

#1 September 1, 2010

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Blame the floral craze!
Visit www.liberty.co.uk.

Sent by Marcella Isfer, another of our coolhunters-to-be. xx

 

Give gum a second life August 31, 2010

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As odd as it sounds, Britain has launched a program to recycle chewing gum and “repurpose” it into tires, childrens toys and mobile phone covers. A government initiative, which runs from August 18th through September 15th will encourage people to dispose of their chewing gum correctly, into special bins placed throughout twelve towns in the UK that are participating in the Keep Britain Tidy 2010 Chewing Gum campaign. Click and play Gumdropbin game and web.

Councillor John Jarvis, said: “With statistics revealing that it costs the Government approximately £150m a year to remove 3.5 billion pieces of irresponsibly disposed of gum in the UK, it is important for Herefordshire Council to take positive steps towards helping reduce this amount… this is why we are so delighted to be working with Keep Britain Tidy and Gumdrop, and look forward to a successful campaign.”

Merci, dear Amely!

 

Thais is our friend December 7, 2009

Our friend of the week is Brazilian living in London Thais Glittah. One stylish and well talented girl.

I am fabulous, of course.
 I live in London.
I do whatever the hell I want.
 I listen to people’s opinions – they suck 95% of the time
  I love long journeys, so I can read without feeling guilty.
I hate people that hate.
I’d like to see the sun more often.
 I should wake-up earlier.
I’ll never regret anything.
I’ll  take ‘great shoes’ on my trip to Kinderland. 

Find Thais: rraurl.com/blogs/the_clash
Follow Thais:
/glittah

 

Where we dance October 6, 2009

Please, lay back, relax and appreciate with care:

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If you are in London on Thursday, 8th, don’t miss Nick Ensing’s, author of the images above, “Where We Dance” exhibition opening party at 19h at The Book Club (aka ‘TBC’), 100 Leonard Street EC2A 4RH . Documentary photography in a naturalistic style from  East London’s brave clubbing scene. Exhibition will run till end of November.

 

LFW: The places September 23, 2009

 

 

 

 

Exclusive photos by Mari Mineiro.

 

LFW: The People September 22, 2009

 

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All photos by Mariana Mineiro exclusively to Soma in Kinderland.

 

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The McLuhan effect September 10, 2009

According to Marshall McLuhan, the medium is the message. This trend in packaging is not very new, we know, but we loved those friendly labels. Photos taken, hidden of course, at King’s Road’s branch of Waitrose, in the posh Royal Borough of Chelsea in London.

M & S

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Trend #4: rip & slash! September 1, 2009

Rip and slash them with no mercy! 
Passa a navalha sem dó, menina!

Photos by Topshop, Stylebubble, various sources (from whom we’ve ripped off!) The Sartorialist and Thais Glittah’s amazing blog Brick My Lane .

 

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Do it yourself :  How to slash your leggings at home
 

Step 1: Fold leggings over so the legs line up.  Make sure the bottoms are level and that the side seams are the on the far edges while leggings are flat.  If you have to stretch a little to get there, do it.
 

Step 2: Holding on to the side seams, pull the outside edges under to meet in the middle.  Turn over so the fold is facing away from you.  Now you’re ready to cut!
 

Step 3: Starting at the bottom, maybe an inch from the hem, start with a SMALL cut.  This is crucial – the holes will stretch when you put the leggings on, so start very conservative. 
 

Step 4: Make the cuts about 2 inches apart.  More or less is fine, depending on your preferences.  Just remember to stop (at least) 4 inches below the crotch, unless you’re going for the ass-less pants look.

 

Innocent office August 27, 2009

A tour of Fruit Towers, the West London office of Innocent, creators of the famous smoothies. Another example of funky workplace and  up-to-the-minute working philosophy. To serve as inspiration.

 

 
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