Margiela Minded.

I thought I would post a collection/random assortment
of images of my favorite designer of all time. Margiela was
the king of deconstruction and the avant-garde, hailing from
Belgium. Even though he isn't the head designer anymore,
the label still owns up to his raw, revolutionary, and innovative
aesthetic.My dream job would be to start working at this beyond
amazing company and help design with the Margiela team and
maybe someday be the head designer.....which is far fetched, but
hey, when am I not far fetched.

Neil Krug.

Cosmic, psychedelic, element rituals.....loving this.

Pale Moon.

Anja Konstantinova for Fashion Gone Rogue by Matthew Webb.

Show Your Bones.

A great new approach to jewelery, verses the everyday bland
jewelery you'd pick up at your local mall. I love how the designers
of OS accessories take a prehistoric idea and update it into
something completely modern and innovative. I'd definitely wear
any of these pieces of fine work.

In Aisce: Fall 11 Lookbook.

Detail oriented, but still organic and deconstructed,
while still maintaining a subdued color palette, Brooklyn
based label In Aisce, offers the best wardrobe for people
who won't give into the world of color that drives me sick and
border line crazy.

Black Than Crows.

Black Than Crows/Number (N)ine/Huge Magazine 12.06

Ansel Adams Photography.

I have a strong appreciation for photography,
if it's done correctly. Black and white photographs
spark my interest due to the fact that it creates a droned out
somber feeling sometimes and leaves it to the viewer to
view the actual image itself, not just the coloring. Ansel Adams
does photography right. He took pictures mostly of the Mid-West
and landscapes that the West offered. Looking at the images,
they're not your typical landscape pictures that would be framed
over your suede couch, which is why I'm in love.

Charlie France & James Smith.

Charlie France & James Smith by Frederike Helwig for 10 Men Magazine.