Cat content has become rather popular since the internet became user generated pop. From LOLcats to Kittlers, there’s something catty for anyone. A few days ago Cyriaque Lamar put together a brief history of cat content dating back to the very early days of photography:
Apparently, these cats are made for content, one way or another:
The twisted dress, of course, is one of our signature silhouettes, but never has it been this bold and graphic, and to be honest, we’re really looking forward to wearing this one.
mono.gramm
Spring / Summer 2012
Twisted Colour Blocking Dress
Available in Dark Blue/Magenta
100% Cotton
The Turkish artist Yüksel Arslan (born 1933, lives and works in Paris) left his native country in 1962 and settled in Paris where he has since generated an creative oeuvre in his home based in and on the reception of cultural, sociological, philosophical and artistic literature. The exhibition curated by Elodie Evers, Gregor Jansen and [...]
The White Review revives that ancient and venerable tradition of print again: the literary journal – and it does so with style and chuzpe. A savvy and addictive mixture of intellectual rigour and modern pop culture, the Review effortlessly presents theoretical essays, short stories, art criticism, poetry and interviews side by side, all held together [...]
We said it before, and we’ll say it again: Summer, light, easy, comfortable, cool.
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Spring / Summer 2012
Back Drape Dress
Available in White
100% Cotton
This weekend sees the second installment of the magazine festival Facing Pages (previously called O.K. Festival) descend upon the lovely city of Arnhem in the Netherlands – three days full of talks, events, launches, exhibitions and parties, including too many interesting speakers to list here – let’s just say they really did their homework. To [...]
Summer should be easy, and so should our wardrobe: No weight, no hassle, no worries. Instead lots of sun, lots of air, and a little colour.
mono.gramm
Spring / Summer 2012
Raglan Dress
Available in Blue/White and Red/White
Cotton/Silk Blend
Flight of the Conchords have recently announced their upcoming Australian tour dates. Could this be the beginnings of a series three?
Peter Land’s (born 1966) solo exhibition in the Seitenlichtsaal of the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf owes its title to the Danish artist’s eponymous installation: Springtime (2010) is a large pile of bricks from which an arm protrudes. Whether it concerns the limb of a person who has been buried alive and is crying for help, or rather, as the title [...]
Highly successful author David Nicholls about his time as a highly unsuccessful actor, in a conversation about the nature of friendship with German Zeit Magazin.
