The Missing Links: The Best of the Web for February 26, 2010
Snow got you down? Check out this cruise around the world, a Margarita Day recap, and a fashion week diary from Mr. Marc Jacobs.
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Top Sellers: The Taschen Store, Beverly Hills, California
Anyone can see what clothing designers send down the runway, but here's what guys around the country are actually buying.
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25 Days of Gift Guide: Framed Prints
At Details.com, we understand that watching someone you love unwrap an ugly sweater is just as painful as doing your holiday shopping on Christmas Eve. That's why we'll be rolling out a list of the season's best gifts—in all price ranges—every day until the end of the month.
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It's Time to Buy a Coat Rack
Whether or not you've been swept up in the fedora craze, you need a place to hang your jacket (and hat). Thanks to an inventive crop of designers, you'll find plenty of options that are head and shoulders above their predecessors.
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The Big Book of Legs
The Big Book of Legs, from Taschen author Dian Hanson, is thick with photos of famous and not-so-famous female gams. The accompanying text chronicles the history of the long-eroticized limbs, from the Victorian era—when simply uttering the word legs was considered indecent—to the 1950s, with its leg-liberating stilettos.
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Coffee-Table Book: Ryan McGinness, Works
As a young skate punk in Virginia Beach, Virginia, Ryan McGinness couldn't afford the logo'd gear his friends wore, so he started stenciling shirts with his own designs. Now those quasi-corporate Day-Glo symbols have turned him into a brand name, at least in the art world.
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Coffee-Table Books: Auditorum Editions
If you can't find a publisher, become one. That's what photographers (and Details contributors) Christopher Griffith, Christian Weber, and Jake Chessum are doing with Auditorium Editions, a new imprint that will release a handful of limited-run titles this year.
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Shepard Fairey Does Saks
The graffiti artist who created the indelible red, white, and blue portrait of Barack Obama is bringing his signature street graphics to Saks Fifth Avenue.
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The Exhibit: Jeff Koons, Versailles
An over-the-top space and an over-the-top artist go head-to-head this month in the monograph Jeff Koons: Versailles, a collection of images from Koons' September 2008 exhibit, the first-ever contemporary show at the former French palace.
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The Galleries to Know
A group of small new galleries started trading in young talent in the late nineties. Now that those early artists have found stardom, here are the places ushering in the next Marcel Dzamas and Elizabeth Peytons.
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The Daily Details Continues
