Tuesday,
January 31, 2012
Between now and February 18, 11 Gagosian galleries worldwide are exhibiting British superstar Damien Hirst's iconic grid canvases, in which the artist reduces "painting" to a series of uniform pigment deposits, placed not by his own hand, but by paid minions. Is it art? Is it cheating? You decide. The exhibition represents a rare opportunity to ponder these questions, plus determine if the paintings have a physical presence that transcends the coldly conceptual. gagosian.com Also on Details.com: Art Collecting Goes Online: 3 Members-Only Websites 10 Can't-Miss Events at the 10th Annual Art Basel Miami Beach An OHWOW Artist's Send-Off
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Tuesday,
January 31, 2012
Even for the most skilled dressers, assembling a killer outfit sometimes requires a little more inspiration than the average online shopping experience provides. Enter Roxana Altamirano, the genius behind Nerd Boyfriend, the style blog that offers step-by-step instructions for re-creating ensembles worn by icons ranging from Michael Caine to Richard Gere (see full list here). Now she's guest blogging on details.com every week. Have a hero you want to see featured? Leave a note in the comments and we'll see what we can do. Fashion blogs from all geographic points often hail jazz legend Miles Davis as one of the
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Thursday,
January 26, 2012
Details Market Director Matt Marden attended dozens of shows during Fashion Week 2012. What stood out? Puffer coats. High-waisted pants. Color where you least expect it. And military themes. Below are the highlight videos from Milan and Paris, recaps that weave together looks from Calvin Klein, Dolce & Gabbana and several lesser-known companies. Next up: Fashion Week New York (in February), when, as always, you can follow Matt's fashion coverage on Twitter all week. Also on Details.com: Versace Runway Recap (Video) Armani Runway Recap (Video) Adam Kimmel Runway Recap (Video)
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Thursday,
January 26, 2012
Guest bloggers Seth Putnam and Jeff Kieslich of The Midwestyle share fashion tips every week this month. Filson Mackinaw Cruiser, new. Filson's Mackinaw Cruiser has been around since 1914 and is, to this day, made in the United States from mackinaw wool, which was used to construct jackets for the British Army during of the War of 1812. It is the jacket that spawned a thousand urban lumberjacks, and, thus, the jacket that spawned a thousand imitations, from brands as old as L.L. Bean and Woolrich to modern-day heritage wet dreams like Engineered Garments and Post Overalls. No surprise, then:
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Wednesday,
January 25, 2012
Details market director Matt Marden takes a look at the puffer-trenchcoat hybrids, sloped shoulder coats, and superslim briefcases in the Lanvin runway show from Fashion Week 2012. You can follow Matt, and all of our fashion coverage, on Twitter. Also on Details.com: Dolce & Gabbana Runway Recap Video (from Fashion Week in Milan) Watch the Gucci Men's Fashion Show (Video) The Best of Men's Fashion from Pitti Uomo
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Wednesday,
January 25, 2012
Details market director Matt Marden shows us examples of the "futuristic schoolboy" look at the Raf Simons runway show from Fashion Week 2012. Special emphasis on the pairing of coats and shorts. You can follow Matt, and all of our fashion coverage, on Twitter. Also on Details.com: Dolce & Gabbana Runway Recap Video (from Fashion Week in Milan) Watch the Gucci Men's Fashion Show (Video) The Best of Men's Fashion from Pitti Uomo
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Wednesday,
January 25, 2012
Even for the most skilled dressers, assembling a killer outfit sometimes requires a little more inspiration than the average online shopping experience provides. Enter Roxana Altamirano, the genius behind Nerd Boyfriend, the style blog that offers step-by-step instructions for re-creating ensembles worn by icons ranging from Paul Newman to Harrison Ford. Now she's guest blogging on details.com every week. Have a hero you want to see featured? Leave a note in the comments and we'll see what we can do. As vintage Americana style continues to rise in popularity, it's only appropriate to pay tribute to one of its earliest
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