19-year-old performance artist Theo Adams (above) and his posse of dancers, musicians and muses has taken London’s avant-garde by storm. David Sims shot the company for the May issue of W Magazine in an abandoned Catholic school in northwest London. Here’s the pics, the interview, and the film.

The young men and women in “Performance” the […]

The design team know for the fantastically shrinking men’s suit is having a problem selling their $5,000 outfits.
Thom Browne may be the latest casualty in the credit crunch that is closing down shops from Madison Ave to Seventh Ave. Apparently department stores and boutiques are canceling Browne’s orders due to lack of sell-through in past […]

FRIDAY 27
Fixed: Ellen Allien + Thomas Muller + Gui Boratto

She started the label Bpitch Control in Berlin, has done remixes for Apparat and Miss Kittin, and she’s in NYC tonight with mate and BP protégé. Ellen Allien and Thomas Muller twist the turtables…all in celebration of BP’s 10 years of electro-tech sounds.
Studio B, 259 Banker […]

THURSDAY 26
Friendly Fires + White Lies + The Soft Pack

Friendly Fires – Paris

UK indie-nu disco band Friendly Fires comes to NYC with current self-titled debut album. Expect dance-floor hits On Board and Paris. Plus, fellow Brit brethren White lies infuse a bit of crotch rock for testosterone seeking fans.
Bowery Ballroom, 6 Delancey St bet Bowery […]

 
In 1968, photographer Bill Cunningham embarked on an eight-year project to document the architectural riches and fashion history of New York City. Scouring the city’s thrift stores, auction houses, and street fairs for vintage clothing, and scouting sites on his bicycle, Cunningham generated a photographic essay entitled Facades, which paired models—in particular his muse, fellow photographer […]

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