I always wanted to go base jumping or skydiving but of course nobody wants to do it with me. Chumps! All this video did was make me want to do it REALLY bad now.
There are thousands of people that are exploring some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. This chapter we will take you to Norway, Switzerland and France where people are jumping cliffs as high as 6,000 feet.
Experience Zero Gravity will hopefully provide you with the feeling and the emotion that we feel when we think about the experience of Base Jumping in the most scenic locations of the world.
The Bullitts & Jay Electronica team up once again for another arthouse flick. If there’s any new Jay Elect out I want to hear it. Embrace this moment because there’s a good chance you won’t hear anything new in the near future.
A few days late I know, but its still good to see a person of color do their thang in the harsh world of fashion. CHEERS!
After a period of uncertainty, we have the official news: Olivier Rousteing, a French designer who grew up in Bordeaux, is Balmain’s new Creative Director.
Christophe Decarnin left the fashion house following some health problems that stopped him attending the 2011-12 show. The firm has just formalised the role of the new designer, who will oversee both menswear and the women’s collection.
The designer has been a member of the Balmain team since 2009. He previously worked at Roberto Cavalli, designing the men’s and women’s ready-to-wear lines for the Florence-based firm.
Balmain has officially launched their new cologne for men Carbone de Balmain.
A modern and luminous fragrance, both spicy and woody, Carbone de Balmain is an enduring scent, worked around the black fig that is tinted with dark and sensual accents. A fragrance dedicated to a modern and urban man who has a passion for new technologies, performance, resistance and lightness.
The notes for the spicy fragrance include black fig, bourbon pepper, elemi resins, ivy, violet leaf, incense, benzoin, vetiver and musk.
Legendary Karl Lagerfeld photographs the French away kit. You know when Lagerfeld gets his hands on something it’ll most definitely turn into gold. The photographs makes the kits look iconic. Props to Selectism.
French artist JR comes to TED. You may be familiar with his work in past posts. He pastes human faces in random spots, most notable Los Angeles. Watch the hear his thoughts and what his wish is for the art world.
Fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld and Colette team up for a rock-n’-roll themed pop-up shop. Why can’t they have a Colette in NYC!? The store is located at 336-340 Rue Saint-Honoré in Paris. Featured will be graffiti-covered Chanel bags, helmets and CDs and current-season Chanel merchandise. They’re going to have a nail bar, cupcake stand and a collectible doll. This store is like Homeland Security for women, no men allowed. Ladies overseas enjoy all the potential pampering this store has to offer.
These dunks come in three colorways (as you can see), a combination of fleece and leather in the upper portion to resemble the colors of the French flag. Coming soon.
A new era inspired by creativity and attacking intent.
A fresh philosophy founded on possession and obsession.
A classic shirt created through innovation and elegant design.
French football enters a new era. The revolution is here.
Vive Le Football Libre.
