Casa di Culture is a company created with modern nomads in mind. We began with the desire to strike a balance between sustainable fashion while promoting the beauty of global cultures.
I came across this image, which naturally caught my attention. The exhibit, “Hybrid Thinking” in New York is curated by the Wooster Collective, and can be viewed at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery through February 11, 2012.

Hybrid Thinking brings together six preeminent  emerging artists from around the world and for some it will mark their  first exhibition in New York. The show features work by: Dal, from Beijing, China (now based in Cape Town, South Africa); Herakut, a duo based in Frankfurt, Germany; Hyuro, from Buenos Aires, Argentina, currently based in Valencia, Spain; Roa, based in Belgium; Sit, from the Netherlands; and Vinz, born and based in Valencia, Spain. With a wide array of discipline, medium, style and cultural influence,  work by the six artists in this exhibition is thematically cohesive in  its related subject matter—through figurative pairings of human and  animal elements, the artists explore concepts of instinct, identity and  metamorphoses. In the curators’ words: “Hybrid Thinking refers to  the current zeitgeist of our time: disparate cultures coming together to  create something completely new. Though from distinctly different  cultural backgrounds, these artists share an understanding of our  cities, of the human condition and our complex relationship with  nature.”

Casa di Culture is a company created with modern nomads in mind. We began with the desire to strike a balance between sustainable fashion while promoting the beauty of global cultures.

I came across this image, which naturally caught my attention. The exhibit, “Hybrid Thinking” in New York is curated by the Wooster Collective, and can be viewed at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery through February 11, 2012.

Hybrid Thinking brings together six preeminent emerging artists from around the world and for some it will mark their first exhibition in New York. The show features work by: Dal, from Beijing, China (now based in Cape Town, South Africa); Herakut, a duo based in Frankfurt, Germany; Hyuro, from Buenos Aires, Argentina, currently based in Valencia, Spain; Roa, based in Belgium; Sit, from the Netherlands; and Vinz, born and based in Valencia, Spain.

With a wide array of discipline, medium, style and cultural influence, work by the six artists in this exhibition is thematically cohesive in its related subject matter—through figurative pairings of human and animal elements, the artists explore concepts of instinct, identity and metamorphoses. In the curators’ words: “Hybrid Thinking refers to the current zeitgeist of our time: disparate cultures coming together to create something completely new. Though from distinctly different cultural backgrounds, these artists share an understanding of our cities, of the human condition and our complex relationship with nature.”

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Colors we love for this season!
Photo credits:http://www.fashionfor2012.net/fashion-color-trends-2012.html

Colors we love for this season!

Photo credits:http://www.fashionfor2012.net/fashion-color-trends-2012.html

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Dandy  Lion: Articulating a Re(de)fined Black Masculine Identity January 29  – May 13, 2012 Twenty  emerging photographers and filmmakers  present refreshing images of young black men  who challenge popular  notions of urban black masculinity. Guest curated by  Shantrelle P.  Lewis, this exhibition defies the  negative image of the black male as  “thug” and explores contemporary  expressions of the “Black Dandy,” the  sophisticated urban gentleman whose  “swagger” engages both African  aesthetics and elements of classical European  fashion.

Dandy Lion: Articulating a Re(de)fined Black Masculine Identity
January 29 – May 13, 2012

Twenty emerging photographers and filmmakers present refreshing images of young black men who challenge popular notions of urban black masculinity. Guest curated by Shantrelle P. Lewis, this exhibition defies the negative image of the black male as “thug” and explores contemporary expressions of the “Black Dandy,” the sophisticated urban gentleman whose “swagger” engages both African aesthetics and elements of classical European fashion.

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Mara Hoffman’s pharaoh-printed swimsuit.
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Photography is such an art!

Photography is such an art!

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Two of my fav looks from Nanette Lepore’s SS2012 collection. More color!!
Photo via http://modacycle.com

Two of my fav looks from Nanette Lepore’s SS2012 collection. More color!!

Photo via http://modacycle.com

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More colors we love this season!

Photos via Telegraph UK, ‘Electric Dreams’ photo shoot.

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Backstage at Stéphane Rolland, Spring 2012 Couture

Seeing these macaroons makes me miss Paris

Seeing these macaroons makes me miss Paris

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