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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
Adidas Originals City vs City
A few month ago adidas asket me to be one of 13 photographers/stylists from
all over the world who shoot for their fall winter 2011 City vs City lookbook.
With the help of the ladies from eVe without adam and an all female team
we created different looks with key pieces from the upcoming collection for
the battle.
Here is a small teaser. For the official launch you will have to wait until
Sep 01, but more news and pictures and videos soon.
all over the world who shoot for their fall winter 2011 City vs City lookbook.
With the help of the ladies from eVe without adam and an all female team
we created different looks with key pieces from the upcoming collection for
the battle.
Here is a small teaser. For the official launch you will have to wait until
Sep 01, but more news and pictures and videos soon.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Dönerstag!!
Die LookyLooky Damen haben uns was neues zu zeigen!
Anfangst waren es nur Gerüchte die sich langsam zu
einer Wolke der Gewissheit zusammenballten;
Jetzt ist das LookyLooky Buch endlich fertig!
Ich weis noch nix, bin todesgespannt und freu mich auf
das Wiedersehen!
You go Görls!
Anfangst waren es nur Gerüchte die sich langsam zu
einer Wolke der Gewissheit zusammenballten;
Jetzt ist das LookyLooky Buch endlich fertig!
Ich weis noch nix, bin todesgespannt und freu mich auf
das Wiedersehen!
You go Görls!
Thursday, August 11, 2011
August 11th, 1973
"Hip-Hop started when my father brought a PA system and didn't know how
to hook it up. I was messing around with the music and I started out by
buying a few records to play at my house. When I was doing that I saw a lot
of kids playing outside in the backyard. My sister asked me to give a party
one day. Actually, she wanted me to play at a party [1520 Segdwick Ave] and
I went out and got around twenty records that I felt was good enough and
we gave a party and charged about twenty five cents to come in and made
300 dollars."
"At the time I was into graffiti so there was a lot of curiosity was about who
I was. And so when they came there they saw who I was and what I did, I
fulfilled their expectations on me. Herc could talk and play good music and
people didn't mess around in his party. The ‘babes’ were there and he might
call your name on the mic. In those days ain't no body know about calling
your name on the mic or hearing records back to back..."
Kool Herc
to hook it up. I was messing around with the music and I started out by
buying a few records to play at my house. When I was doing that I saw a lot
of kids playing outside in the backyard. My sister asked me to give a party
one day. Actually, she wanted me to play at a party [1520 Segdwick Ave] and
I went out and got around twenty records that I felt was good enough and
we gave a party and charged about twenty five cents to come in and made
300 dollars."
"At the time I was into graffiti so there was a lot of curiosity was about who
I was. And so when they came there they saw who I was and what I did, I
fulfilled their expectations on me. Herc could talk and play good music and
people didn't mess around in his party. The ‘babes’ were there and he might
call your name on the mic. In those days ain't no body know about calling
your name on the mic or hearing records back to back..."
Kool Herc
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