Kitsch incredibleeee

Bring back the beauty of borderline brash kitsch furnish.
This is my Aunty Dora. She is nearly 90 years old and she lives in Derby. She is literally one of the most amazing people l have ever met. Her house is freaky genius. Me and my boyfriend alex (alexsainsbury.com) are soon to shoot her clad out in only the finest attires in her own humble abode. Heres a sneak peak into quite why.
I model myslef on this lady

fashion film casting, Wednesday 1st July 3pm-5pm Shoreditch House

Idol

Fashion Film

Casting: Wednesday, July 1st, Shoreditch House, fourth Floor - 3pm - 5pm

Star in an advertorial fashion film, work with some of the most influential fashionistas in the fashion industry and earn £100 worth of clothes from this (yet to be announced to the public) hot hot new brand.

Just turn up to the luxury location that is Shoreditch house, trot up to the fourth floor and introduce yourself to me - Milly! Thast wen the fun begins. Nuthing to strenuous just drop in say hey and we'll look after you from there on in.

Come Play
milly
07878264492

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Walter Pfeiffer, the king of my castle

Title: 30 Avenue Montaigne
Photographer: Walter Pfeiffer


I first met Walter Pfieffer a few months back. I took him for some beef lasagne in our break from the set of a shoot l was assisting on and we bonded over our shared loves of life. Previous to this mince and mozzerealla session l had been completley and utterly unaware of the genius of this German entity. That is until he merely entered the room. Everyone who is lucky enough to meet said photographer extraordinnaire is instantly aware they are in the presence of a legend. He's enigmatic, enthusiastic, entertaining and levels with everyone he encounters. His huge body of work exemplifies a natural and unique technique for scouting out the perfect quirk in any composition. Check out his two lastest shoots. This is beauty at its most unobattainable. This is why he works for Vogue.







Walter pfieffer, Eva Herzigova for French Vogue

hhhmmmm............?oh.yes! (contd.)

and so to part two:

Crabwolf started life as a single page on the web, specializing in home made Jurassic park ring tones, crappy Jamie Oliver GIF’s and fifty cent midi files. A lot has changed since then....

Crabwolf is a team of up and coming illustrators, each with their own perspective on image making, but with a unified belief in, and passion for illustration.

All members are active in producing both commissioned and self initiated work as well as regularly collaborating as a collective on various projects.

Collective projects, exhibitions, environmentally friendly T-shirt and poster ranges, limited edition zines and all things illustrative are amongst the things to expect from the Crabwolf Collective in the near future.

hmmmm...? oh. yes!

I was quite bored one day at work when a man phoned up and told me that he knows alot of graphic designers and illustrators. I don't know any so l was quite interested in what he had to say about his friends. He told me they were really good and we should look at their pictures, l believed him and he emailed me what they have made. I'll show you what he showed me. I like them, they are different and things that are different are harder to do and create so l look at them more and have more respect for them so l hope you will too.

My name is William lynch and i am recently graduated illustrator from London.
i've always been interested in science and the physical make up of the world and this interest constitutes the majority of my personal work...
Although it has evolved somewhat the themes in my work have changed very little since i was a child.
I don't feel like i have a particular style or method to my work , i try to approach each problem with a tailored solution and as a result my work tends to vary, this works best for me and i think context and concept should define style and medium.







William Lynch
0777 618 6019
www.william-lynch.co.uk
www.crabwolf.co.uk

me in i-D

The Filthy Dukes

I went to see a low key gig of theirs of late. It was a Tuesday night and everybody was off their tits. Apart from me. I stood on the bar, took some pictures and then got told to get off the bar and go away. So l did, after l enjoyed myself for a bit. They had some blue lasers and a big eye on the stage and they head bobbed and bounced aboot like they genuinely enjoyed themselves. Always a plus.

No Bra - She was a butcher

"Her music is like getting a shot — it’s good for you, but you kind of dread it, but then it’s all over before you know it and realize it wasn’t such a difficult ordeal"





video by Dean Chalkley and Ciaran O'Shea

The Whip

The Whip


Interview with Bruce Carter – The Walnut Whip


You’ve been touring here there and everywhere. How’s it all going, highlights so far?
We’re having a really fun time, we've been so lucky to travel around playing songs and having a party every night. It’s amazing to go to places like Japan. The first time we went there we played the Fuji rock festival. It’s an amazing place to visit, especially as a band because the fans are so up for it. They make us whip towels and send noodles in the post. We’re going back next month and I can't wait. I suppose it's our favourite place to visit. Playing so many festivals this summer was great too.
What’s it been like supporting Simian Mobile?
They are really down to earth nice guys; it's nice to meet people in bands with no egos. We started to record some music with Jas from simian with the thought of him producing our album but things really took of for them and he got way to busy. What we did sounded pretty cool! It’s nice to bump in to them in random clubs in random places. We had a fun tour.
Who would you tout to play alongside you on your own international tour?
I think we could give Michael Jackson the comeback break he's been looking for, we'd allow him on our tour on the condition that he dressed in his bad gear and did a recital of that album everynight. We’re pretty excited about having 'Pnau' on our tour in November, they are great.
How do you all psyche yourselves up before you clamber up on stage? Last minute nerves?
Not really nerves, it's just exciting. We’re usually all over the venue in different places and someone ushers us to the side of the stage and it's "hi" lets have a hoot. Other times we can be crammed in to a little room and gagging to get on, it's bad when you’re really up for it with half an hour to go; it's hard to keep a control of the adrenalin.
Miss Manc much?
We miss friends and loved ones a lot, when we are back in Manchester Danny and I spend every minute recording new song. We bring friends on the road with us when we can.
You gearing up for this summers festival frivolities, how was last yeat?
The summer was great, we just played the last festival of the summer last week in Brighton, it was the big beach boutique. The weather was amazing and a nice cherry on the festival cake. reading and Leeds was one of our favourite weekends of the summer, the crowds we're well up for it, we got to reading and people looked a little dazed on the last day of the festival but they still gave it some welly. On Friday in Leeds it was the start of the weekend so everyone went bonkers. That was on of my favourites. We played Creamfields on the Saturday too, fun weekend.
What’s your choice scene to play out to?
I like going out in different places. Little seedy clubs and huge ones with big sound systems. When you play so much in clubs, the club starts to feel like your front room.
Dream venue? Major aspirations? What are your future plans for ‘The Whip’. Can you see the band destined for great heights or are you just happy sticking to the peripheries of popularity?
We’re recording songs for our second album at home at the moment and it's sounding good. I little bigger sounding, we'll be playing some new ones on the November tour, sort of road test them to see how our fans react to them. I can't wait to try some of them out. We’ll just keep making the music we believe in and if more people want to join the ride then that’s cool with me, we're really happy to be doing what we do.
Who inspires you right now?
Dirty, maxed out, distorted, analogue square waves filtered back and forth.

Any up and comings you, as a band, herald as the next big thang?
we really like the French guys 'the shoes', they are working on a remix of 'trash' at the moment, and the Italians 'the bloody beetroots' and 'crookers', they did some wicked remixes for us.
What’s been the key to your own success?
I don't know, we just like keeping busy and working hard. It helps you sleep at night.
What you looking forward to most in music for the coming months?
trying out the new stuff on the November tour will be cool, we play with soul wax in new York in a couple of weeks which will be fun but mostly I’ll be getting the new songs finished so we can go it all again next year and get an album out before the summer.
And finally, ever dream of the ever distant band you previously comprised Nylon Pylon (r.i.p)? Where would you pair have been now if it wasn’t for Mr Whippy?
Not really, the whip is much more exciting. we got jobs after that band so I guess we're happy to be doing what we have become with the whip, were just trying to escape reality for as long as possible.

The Dead Weather

Nouvelle cuisine

Stir is a sprinkling of VV (formerly of the kills)




Pour in a portion of Jack White (beknown to the White Stripes)


Add a dash of Jack Lawrence (remember him from of The Raconteurs and The Greenhornes?)




and a dollop of Dean Fertita (stolen from of Queens of the Stone Age)




Bring to the boil on a low heat, leave to to stew in a record studio for suitable amount of time and serve

Add to enjoy mood lighting, furs and skinny jeans for flavour

The Dead Weather - Hang You From The Heavens



Tis it a bird, is it a plane, is this a side project, is that it for the kills, what about Jamie and Meg
Jacks eternally chilled attitude to it all is “I don’t know, man, just pick one of them — whatever you want to call it. The point is: There’s a new institution, there’s a studio, there’s a vinyl record label, there’s a pressing plant a few blocks away… Things can happen very quickly. Music will be in your hands"
They have all invested a shallot of effort into it all to just be considered more of a hobby horse than thier thier chosen stead, but who knows. After coining thier sound down in the grounds of deepest Nashville and currently touring pretty much everywhere important, they have received a sizeable amount of encouraging attention from all the right places and churned out thier first solid album. It sounds good and like all the distinguished luxuries in life, seems to get better with age, each listen likens me to it a litle more.
VV was previously the better half of an avant garde musical duo doing the rounds, emraced as darling of the fashion world and buddy to many a quirk infested celeb, Jack White is the brains behind one of the most celebrated bands of our generation and the other two lurking aboot over thier shoulders have enjoyed equal amounts of glory in thier own holes. Its a no-brainer or should be, but you never do know tho. Tits a bold move in the right direction for the four. Can't see them breaking throught to the forefront of fame, which is never a negative, but be intresting to see if they outdo any of thier previous efforts in the industry.

The Dead Weather's new single, "Treat Me Like Your Mother" is currently available for download and debut album, "Horehound", will be released in Europe on July

Mr Nobody

Supreme

Casting for fashion film

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The team behind this project are rather highbrow, its well worth your time.

New Fashion Label
Short Film
Street Casting

We are looking for exceptionally outstaing and fashion forward characters from in and around the London areas to appear in a short film. The film is based around a Blondie inspired lead character and the events that occur during a sound check and live performance of a debut single. The film will be shot in a central London studio on the 6th and 7th or 8th and 9th of July (date to be confirmed) We are looking for 5 people to act as friends watching the rehearsal and hanging out back stage. We are also looking for another 40 people to appear as a small but exclusive crowd at this intimate gig.

The short film is being made to promote the launch of a new fashion Label based in Shoreditch. Although we can't afford to pay wages for the days shooting those 5 chosen for the close group of friends will be given £100 worth of clothes vouchers.

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my piece

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
Many believe this elegant and almighty species were wiped out with the meteor shower, however, some stragglers survived the blast and got left behind. This is T.B.W dinosaur. One of the remaining few, T.B.W was forced into hiding for many years when Oxford town was seized by scholars and scallies. Alone in his small cave tunnelled under Cost cutter he was isolated and all but extinct until a passing car blazed some MC hammer into his hole and shook up some serious business. Inspired by the burlesque break beats of the boom box T.B.W arose from the ashes and wriggled firmly back behind the reins.
I tracked down T.B.W at a pork convention and poked into his meaty goodness. I am, personally, a massive fan of this archaic messiah of mash and l approached him at the sage and onion stand trembling in anticipation. He turned to me with a wink, throwing out a cheeky roar, ladies and gentleman l give you Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.
“I’m here to bring back the heat, lm here to make people dance. Everyone knows about dinosaurs deep down, you know? Everyone likes dinosaurs… and if they don’t, well they can just fuck off” This is the essence of T.B.W, the Sid Vicious of centuries past, he was chiselling safety pins from squirrels ears long before Cock Rock had even come into play. We chat informally as we make our way out for the interview. He’s a down to earth lad, fame doesn’t seem to have dented his guise. He takes time out for two cheeky autographs and offers only a subtle nod to the squealing single mothers who try to tackle him and hurl babies before swiftly darting out of view. “I have shy days” he explains “sometimes I’m shy. I am happy. I’m sad on some days.” he gets deep pretty quick and l start to get a darker glimpse at the man behind the music. There’s a hint of tragedy l can spy behind those baby blues. We all know the tragic tale of the dino disaster. I cant begin to understand the extent of his anguish, what do we know of such loss and destruction? Back then whilst we were busy dwelling in caves, rocking the leopard print playing with wheels and clubs these guys were dodging massive rocks full of flames and playing death tag with the almighty T-rex. I feel so humbled to be the channel for his prehistoric pain. His slaughter can he heard through his house funk. The glitched baseline remixes of The Sugababes and The Joy Formidable and thunderous baseline express a profound honour to loved ones past. His dancing troupe of purple laydee dinosaurs has pricked the interest in fans of bestiality everywhere and as breeding season pops about from the inner thigh of his scaly manhood I pretend not to notice, he spies my wide eyed appreciation. Come on girls this guys has feet bigger than a mini metro, you do the math….s.
“Yeh me and the laydee dancers. We mate.” He reassured me, mmmm, pert “ We are looking for others. We don’t want to become incestuous dinosaurs.” He looks a trifle awkward at this point and plays with a pebble under his claw. “I’ve slipped up…I DON’T WANT TO GO INTO IT” wow, l really wanna pull at this thread but l get the jist. You’ve all been to Lewisham, I think we know which genetic pool these half dino, half sex-haps are doggy paddling down stream of. Its unsheltered territory and lm all to happy to steer clear. “It’s rock n roll, there’s always gunna be the laydees. I’m more about the music. My ego’s on a massive trip. My mums into it. She digs it, she digs it hard.”
He has caught the eye of many music moguls and beat connoisseurs on the circuit. Most recently he stormed the set of Visions, in Dalston for the Circuit Wisely Goldsmiths after party, received play on a prestigious radio 1 show and played for the Let Them Eat Cake Magazine “Fuk Art Lets Dance” mosh shoot. He’s most definitely on the up and up and his therapeutic fusions of various bass heavy music re-contextualised and played in quick succession resound a real stroke of genius. Its all so inspired especially accounting that its all for the said species past. He does it for the love. The fame, money and glamour may buy him his sweet threads, Louis Vuitton luggage and hard high-tops but T.B.W can still be found pond paddling in Oxford spending his time munching salads playing with kittens (whoa, don’t touch that dial, before you get the RSPCA involved he assures me they had previously allotted their consent, its all strictly legit.) Despite his brutal and carnivorous reputation this fun loving guy has left his psychotic Nazi past behind him and is involved with (and in) animals quite a bit these days.
“Yeh, l love mere cats, they’re pretty cool. Like l said yeh, l’ve played with kittens, an owl a rat. It was cool” This guy is freaky deaky. I mean where do you put an owl. Gerbils, pigeons and earwigs, yeh. Who hasn’t had a quiet night that involves furry domestic foreplay….. but with a protected species, T.B.W is a true pioneer to new skull, pass him the baton.
Its all about the letting go with this land mammal, drinking in the art of r ‘n’ r with a bit of r ‘n’ b and some old fashioned daytime terror vision.. “I used to be a big fan of Neighbours. A real highlight for me was when l just didn’t know who had killed Paul Robinson. That was a crazy week for me. I didn’t do anything apart from wonder who killed Paul Robinson all week.” R.T.W international man of mystery is most definitely a mammal of many moons and he knows the art of Australiana. Plucked from obscurity l simply reference our fellow auzzie counterparts and he’s like a greyhound. “Yeh surfing, buns of steel, Home and Away, getting ripped. Getting ripped is something l’ve considered.” I’m not keen on this proposal. His tender stringy loins of loveliness are more favourable to me and my Shoreditch counterparts than the Hercules he-man hunky chunky, bursting out of your own skin style muscles. I mean where do those bad buoys keep their spare change. Those loin cloths are down right impractical. Breezy, easy access, maybe but what about that bus pass, l hear you say. Well indeed. Where does T.B.W keep his spare change? This tasty man about town fashions none other than his very own Fanny crack sack dangling free from his groin. “I don’t really spend any spend any cash. But lf l need tender, yeh, lm partial to my little dino man bag.” He oozes the effortless, its all gravy to him and lm not talking Bisto kids.
“Yeh, l prefer to make mine from the stock, but there is a real patience factor with gravy. You might as well just eat the stock cube whilst your waiting with the instant stuff. Pork soup?” (We have the copyrights, before you try to clamber aboard this ship, its sailed, find your own flavour) “If my music was a soup lt would be carrot and coriander. Its just …so….carrot and coriander” now l was tempted towards beef broth with the chunky nature of the eclectic techno tyrannies he spins but l respect the flavour, hey its his sound. “For me l look to the standard galactic overlords for my own inspiration, l twist up my face and just growl.” T.B.W’s influence stems from the original to the originals he is mature cheddar of choice. “Yeh l hear you, but to me when cheese gets its picture take it just generally sweats a bit” The buoy knows how to get a gal like me hot under the collar. All this chat about loins, sweat and cheese has just about got too much for me and l draw it all off to a premature end. Ive come, seen and learnt from this lecture into the land of the lost. Dinosaurs, we knew it before but raise your voice there’s no need to whisper anymore. Nestled neatly between the international sounds of the streets and fashion forward fusion of the club kids like a gherkin in the cultural web of the fast-food world this is a dynasty derived from one dinosaur. He stands alone. Will you join him.

Debbie Medway

American Graffiti



Directed by
George Lucas

Writing credits
George Lucas (written by) and
Gloria Katz (written by) &
Willard Huyck (written by)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Richard Dreyfuss ... Curt Henderson

Ron Howard ... Steve Bolander (as Ronny Howard)

Paul Le Mat ... John Milner

Charles Martin Smith ... Terry 'The Toad' Fields (as Charlie Martin Smith)
Cindy Williams ... Laurie Henderson
Candy Clark ... Debbie Dunham
Mackenzie Phillips ... Carol
Wolfman Jack ... XERB Disc Jockey
Bo Hopkins ... Joe Young
Manuel Padilla Jr. ... Carlos
Beau Gentry ... Ants

Harrison Ford ... Bob Falfa
Jim Bohan ... Officer Holstein
Jana Bellan ... Budda
Deby Celiz ... Wendy
Lynne Marie Stewart ... Bobbie Tucker

Terence McGovern ... Mr. Bill Wolfe (as Terry McGovern)

DUCKIE DALE

Pretty in Pink

Director:
Howard Deutch
Writer:
John Hughes
Cast:
* Molly Ringwald as Andie Walsh
* Jon Cryer as Philip F. "Duckie" Dale
* Andrew McCarthy as Blane McDonough
* Harry Dean Stanton as Jack Walsh
* Annie Potts as Iona
* James Spader as Steff McKee
* Kate Vernon as Benny Hanson
* Andrew Dice Clay as Bouncer at CATS
* Kristy Swanson as Duckette
* Alexa Kenin as Jenna
* Dweezil Zappa as Simon
* Gina Gershon as Trombley, Girl Friend / Gym Class

...and now your in love

Some shoots just take your breath away, the photogrpahy, the model and the composition are perfect, just perfect in my opinion. ooo la

LA


jolijn snijders, amsterdam
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photographer & creative director of ilovefake magazine
jolijn@ilovefake.com

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My May PIX piece- Adam Freeland

Freeland
Adam Freeland is a heavyweight champion in the body-popping, burlesque break beat infused arena of electronica ca ca ca. For those of you who don’t walk the walk or talk the talk of your typical bedroom Dj tosser this translates as: Adam Freeland makes very good music that lots of people enjoy listening to. He’s been aboot for a bit, constantly on the cusp of world domination but shying away from the limelight, opting in favour of the anonymity of back door bandit. Such deprecation deserves applaud in our current musical sphere of unashamed self-appraisal.
The gigs this new fangled four-piece Freeland formation have been throwing down have been received oh so very well, everywhere. They are a real visual and oracle delight. The music is complex and compelling, just listening to them opened up canal caverns in my ears l never even knew even existed. A rare treat. At one point l actually dribbled, apparently my mouth had been dangling open for quite some time before this was brought to my attention, l can only take salivating to be a good sign. Anywho l ferreted out the Freeland when he was lurking about London of late, stalked him for about three hours and then forced my Dictaphone upon him, he wasn’t as up for it as me but l still managed to squeeze this meaty goodness out of him….


OK, so that’s only the fifth gig you’ve played so far, twas the tits! How you enjoying it?
I’m loving it, really loving it.
How was the crowd tonight?
It was pretty good, London crowds are notoriously hard to please because they’re spoilt .Considering it’s a Wednesday night and half the crowd were media, who don’t dance it was good, l’m pretty happy!
Generally, each time you’ve performed have you been received well?
Yeah, its been way better than l anticipated to be honest , way better. l’m really happy with everything so far even though it’s so early on for us, the dynamic is so fresh right now, we only took on the drummer two weeks ago!
So you’re optimistic about the album release?
The whole energy of everything that is happening feels very good, l really am optimistic for the album.
How was SXSW?
Really good, we had three shows in thirty hours, we got straight off the plane hadn’t slept and went right into the first show where there were about fifty people in a tiny little bar. We were late so we only got to play four songs and then the next show was later that night, to 350 people and Jerry from Devo was singing on the record so he did a cameo, it was packed out. After that went so well KCRW, which is a big radio station in the states, said we were band of the week and l guess the word spread so the next night it went up again to 650 and people which made us think ‘F@%k!’ it was only our third gig. It went surprisingly well because l went in with no expectations and there’s 1600 bands playing those four days, its spreading a lot of bands out, even if you got four bands you would be lucky because theres so many other bands, to get a crowd 650 was amazing, l was stoked.
Whats the inspiration to the Adam Freeland sound, behind your music?
I couldn’t list them all, but everything from Nick cave, to drone, shoe gaze rock, to totally tough justice, to Soulwax to what l do, to Hendrix, a fairly broad spectrum, some of the tracks we’re doing are verging on Marky Smith from the Fall to Black Rebel Motorcycle club, then we got Devo. A lot of influences, the general remit to the record is shoe gaze meets the dance floor.
Bonus, so you brought your Mum and Dad along to the gig, l spied them centre stage with glow-stick in hand when you took to the stage….
I didn’t bring ‘em but they came! Of course your Mum’s gonna be your number one fan, your Mums never not gonna not be a fan, you’re Mums your biggest fan…EVER, forever. You can do anything and she’d love it, you could SUCK and she’d still love it. She’s my fan.
So you just planning to carry on touring and gigging aboot for the time being?
We have five shows in five days this week and then we’ve gotta go to California on Sunday, we got a tour over there. Then we’re coming back and we’re doing Glastonburies and other festival festivities and then we’re goin back to Califronia, then we’re coming back here….basically we’re touring America and Europe this year, back and forth.

hannah Marshall

needs no introduction, if you havent heard of her yet, you soon will.
Inspired by the gritty gals making the melodramtic music of the moment, this designer bases her collections on the woman she is designing for, herself.
"I love Alison Mosshart, I started to look at a lot of imagery of her on stage and also of Siouxsie Sioux and Grace Jones. Really strong female music icons inspired autumn/winter. I really love music, and going to concerts, from The Kills to the Raconteurs and Erykah Badu." With a spooky design penchant for the things that go
BUMP in the night our very own homegrown queen of darkness is bringing back the LBD with an OMG!
"You can wear black at any time," said Christian Dior in 1954. "You can wear it at any age. You may wear it for almost any occasion; a 'little black frock' is essential to a woman's wardrobe."
I second that.

Iris Van herpen

Iris Iris pretty Iris.

Iris led the crowd of conceptual designers showing at Arnhem Mode Biennale this year, Hollands headline event for cutting edge fashion. Each designer displayed a series or sample of their work in a kitsch wooden house located about and inside the cities incredible cathedral, her leather bound house of horrors stood loud and proud in the centre of the exhibition providing a first hand sneaky peak preview look of her superb current and previous collections.
I later interviewed her and was bowled over by how open, upbeat and enthusiastically she spoke about her experience and education as an uber young creator of her such couture's. Shes oh but a tiny little fragile filly, dressed like she means business with hands like a work horse of times gone by. She works with leathers, knitwear and studs, grafting out each item all by herself. I'm in awe, theres no delusion of grandeur's here, shes in love with what she does. Take notice of Iris. She a small town girl, originating form Arnhem itself with a body of work straight outta science fiction. The force is strong with this one...