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NEW MUSIC FROM THE GOLDEN FILTER!
It’s here! OMG. It’s here! Ear-gasm, mind-explosion, etc. This began as an early demo the group sometimes performed in concert but is now mastered to perfection!
“Hide Me” by The Golden Filter
CLAE 2010 Spring/Summer Collection
I like their appropriation of more seasonally relevant materials. I’ve always been partial to the Cousteau shoe, not pictured above, but it’s similar to the mint-coloured Zissou in the top left corner, but with two velcro straps in place of the laces.
The black perforated Ellingtons are also worth a mention, their sleek profile just begs to be paired with a slim bermuda, does it not?
People, machines and money matter in this world, in that order. Most intellectuals know very little about any of them, being preoccupied with their own production of cultural ideas. Anthropologists have made some progress towards understanding people, but they are often in denial when it comes to the other two; and their methods for studying people have been trapped for too long in the 20th-century paradigm of fieldwork-based ethnography. I do not advocate a wholesale rejection of the ethnographic tradition, but rather would extend its premises towards a more inclusive anthropological project, better suited to studying world society, of which the internet is perhaps the most striking expression. For sure, we need to find out what real people do and think by joining them where they live. But we also need a global perspective on humanity as a whole if we wish to understand our moment in history.
(via anthropophagous)
Tommy Hilfiger and the Keith Haring foundation launched a line of shoes at Colette earlier this week. They’re on sale for two weeks at the Parisian concept store, with a broader release slated for a Fall/Winter rollout later this year.
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