interesting video about the making of the 2010 Pirelli calendar … rare to see Terri Richardson talking about his photos, process etc… Lots of boobies in this one so it may be considered NSFW , depending on where you work I guess.

The Making of the 2010 Pirelli Calendar by Terry Richardson from Rafael Rubira fashion4fun.com.br on Vimeo.

I gave up “collecting” vinyl toys a few years ago, but every now and then I slip back into it when i see something i like… I have always been a fan of Josh (Shag) Agle as well as wanting to make a purchase from ROTOFUGI. Well I was lucky enough to grab one of the Gallery prototype figures from Shag’s show “Red Star, Black Eye” So stoked to get #61 of 100!

Also what a great transaction from ROTOFUGI, packaged arrived promptly in a nice gift wrapped box which was nice since the box was signed by SHAG.! Check out the pics below and as always you can click on them to make them larger!

 

This past weekend the second race of the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series was held at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, California, only an hour outside of the UNDFTD La Brea Headquarters. To commemorate the race, UNDFTD along with Dr. Romanelli and driver management agency, MMI, created a limited run of long-sleeve tees. The tee was presented to Number 9 car driver, Kasey Kahne, right before he strapped into his race car. Stay tuned for more information regarding the release of this collaboration tee from UNDFTD. via UNDFTD Team Blog

 

We started with 20 battle worn helmet bags from WWII then restyled each one into a unique carry all bag; ready to transport your wears to and from the office or trotting the globe. Each bag is unique and hand numbered – all patches are waterproof Gore-tex style fabric…

Available Monday March 1st.

Make sure you follow us on Twitter so you can get your hands on one of these when they hit the market on March 1st.

 

Puma worked with UK based Ben Wilson Design to make a replica of a Formula1 racer. Wilson brothers: Oscar, Ben and Luke made a life sized F1 racing car with the Puma shoe boxes. This F1 racer which is on display at North State Street, Chicago was composed by cutting Puma shoe boxes into different shapes and then hand fixing them to make a coherent whole of F1 racer.