Craig Green Autumn/Winter 2015 Fashion Film by Nick Knight

United by a mutual interest in movement, colour and energy, celebrated London menswear designer Craig Green and image-maker Nick Knight teamed up to create Green's first ever ad campaign, featuring his A/W 15 collection. References included shots of football and rugby tackles, and the final images toy with themes of masculinity and strength. Accompanying is an exclusive fashion film, shot on set.

Concept and Direction: Nick Knight and Craig Green
Photography: Nick Knight
Design: Craig Green, Helen Price, David Curtis Ring
Design Assistance: Zara Asmail, Laura van der Woerdt, Theo Gomes, Liam Falcus, James Ho
Models: Jan P and William at Tomorrow Is Another Day, Benjamin Warbis and Steffan Cooke
Casting: Eddy Martin for File and Parade
Production: Charlotte Knight
Production Assistance: Emily Knight
Make-up: Rebecca Butterworth at MAC Cosmetics
Hair: John Vial at Fudge
Digital Post Production: Tom Wandrag (Epilogue Imaging Ltd)
Film Edit and Sound Design: Younji Ku
Photographic Assistance: Markn Ogue, Britt Lloyd, Laura Falconer, George Eyres, James Stopforth
DIT: Steve Langmanis
Special thanks to: Park Royal Studios, all at Dover Street Market and Lou Stoppard

Hip-Hop History Orchestrated by JIMEK

2 World Trade Center in New York City by BIG

"The completion of the World Trade Center will restore the majestic skyline of Manhattan and unite the streetscapes of TriBeCa with the towers Downtown. To complete this urban reunification we propose a tower that will feel equally at home in TriBeCa and the World Trade Center. From TriBeCa, the home of lofts and roof gardens, it will appear like a vertical village of singular buildings stacked on top of each other to create parks and plazas in the sky. From the World Trade Center, the individual towers will appear unified, completing the colonnade of towers framing the 9/11 Memorial. Horizontal meets vertical. Diversity becomes unity.” - Bjarke Ingels, Founding Partner, BIG.

Darwinian Brush Mirror

Daniel Rozin - Darwinian Brush Mirror, 2012
video camera, custom software, computer, 46" screen dimensions variable, horizontal or vertical 

Every few seconds, the "Darwinian Brush Mirror" visually engages a new evolutionary cycle, and builds pictures from live camera input and virtual brushstroke patterns. The basis of the software in this series is Darwin's theory of random mutations followed by natural selection as the basis of evolution.

Darwinian Brush Mirror is the second a series of Darwinian Software Mirrors by Daniel Rozin. In these pieces programmed “evolutionary pressure” pushes the artworks to resemble the viewer's mirrored image. Engaging the viewer with interactive response, each work varies the formal properties of line, luminosity, and tempo, as screen-based pictures are built improvisationally.

Filmed and edited by Victoria Sendra.

Gucci Cruise 2016: A Fashion Story

Gucci Cruise 2016 Fashion Show in the streets of New York.

Introducing the NikeLab x Sacai Into Summer 2015

Continuing a progressive partnership between NikeLab and celebrated designer Chitose Abe's sacai imprint, the new collection blends a fresh fusion of sport-inspired classics with new shapes and silhouettes for summertime.




Available June 11 at nike.com/nikelab and select #NikeLab destinations worldwide.

The Travel Almanac Issue 9

Founded in 2010, The Travel Almanac is a Berlin and New York based print publication focusing on traveling & temporary habitation, addressing an increasingly mobilized creative community, it is the first true post-tourism publication. Features contributions from actress and singer Charlotte Gainsbourg, American artist Collier Schorr, fashion editor Anja Aronowsky Cronberg, writer and journalist Scott King, and more.

You can pick up a copy from issue 9 in Travel Almanac

The Driver directed by Michael Pitt

The Boardwalk Empire Michael Pitt debut as a director for Rag & Bone. The 18 minutes film noir The Driver stars another Bordwalking Empire actor, Stephen Graham and the actress Astrid Berges-Frisbey, who is also the new face of Rag & Bone’s womenswear campaign. Shot entirely in new York city "The plot is built around the idea that every character is sort of chasing that American dream and feeling like it’s going to change their life and get them out of whatever situation there are in" explains Pitt.

H&M Men’s Collection AW15 – Look Book

Silhouette and fabrics are the focus for men at H&M for autumn/winter 2015, with an emphasis on coats, jackets and knitwear both fine and textured. It’s a specific selection of elevated pieces for the layered look of a modern lifestyle, with a color palette of greys and pale blues inspired by the light of a winter beach.

Welcome to Project Jacquard

Google unveiled a partnership with the Levi’s to create smart clothing using Project Jacquard, a conductive textile material that can be woven into any fabric.