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Glove is the drug

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THE SELBY

The Selby features

photographs,paintings and

videos by Todd Selby of 

interesting people and

their creative spaces.

...

Daniela Kamiliotis-Set and costume designer,

fine artist,and vice president

of womens collection Ralph Lauren

at her office-Midtow New York City

Jaques Grange-Interior architect at

his home-2nd arrondissement Paris

Aaron Rose-Artist,writer,musician,

film director and independent curador

at his home-Silverlake Los Angeles 

Christina,Lowe and Swaim Hutson-

Designers of obedient sons & daughters

at home-Finacial District New York City

Philip smiley-Artist;and Abigail Smiley Smith-

Senior fashion designer for Stella Macartney/

Adidas and Pringle at their home-

Dalson London

Daniela Kamiliotis

MANHATTAN

This compose image shows how

Manhattan looked in 1609 versus today.

Beautiful Meryl Photos

www.jmorganpuett.com

Esta loja,J Morgan Puett,

me lembra uma viagem que eu fiz

com meu amigo estilista Lorenzo Merlino, 

para New York, em 1993.

Quando eu entrava na Wooster street e via

este vestido pendurado na porta da loja,

eu adorava,achava que ela estaria lá para sempre.

Até o dia em que não estava mais

e eu nunca entendi o porque.

Era a loja mais linda e poética 

daquele lugar.

Agora eu entrei no site,

e descobri a resposta para

a minha duvida esquecida.

J.MORGAN PUETT

Georgia native J.Morgan Puett

 emerged in the mid-1980s as a fashion designer.

Her distinctive style,which drew from sources

that explored the history of garments,

were hand-made,crafted of hand-dyed

natural fabrics,often in wrinkled,

informal states.

Her quirky Soho retail space

was heralded for its vocative

environment,a combination of store,

art installation,architectural remnant and factory.

Models rode a salvaged merry-go-round

for fashion shows,

the whirr of sewing machines provided

a soundtrack,celebrities mingled with

artists,and clothing shared shelf space

with antique farm equipment.

The Wooster street space was abuzz with activities,

including art exhibitions,poetry readings,concerts,

tarot card readings,

as well as memorable manicures provided by 

critic Rhonda Lieberman.

If effectively served as an ad-roc

 center for New York"s creative producers.

This multifaceted studio-cum-store

drew comparisons to Warhol's factory

for its spontaneity.

In retrospect,Puett anticipated the changed

landscape of Soho,with its entertainment-oriented,

retail and brand marquees such

as Prada,Abercrombie and Fitch and Apple.

Puett closed her Wooster Street store in 1997,

and archived all of its contents

from dresses and patterns to financial

records and shipping receipts-most of

which was preserved with natural beeswax.

This Pompeian Action was the subject of 1998

exhibition at the Centre d'Art

Contemporain Kunsthalle in Fribourg,

Switzerland.

In her installation at Alexander Gray Associates,Puett

critically revisits this material at 

timely moment,when the lines between 

the art world and luxury branding

are collapsing. 

Since 2001,Puett has focused her artistic

practice on large-scale collaborative

projects that mine her interest in the role

of fashion and garments on culture,

both historical and contemporary,

in efforts that honor labor and "missing links to history".

Wooster street Store,New York,1993

Wooster Street store,New York,1993

WEDDING MIX

Lyudmilla Konstantinovna

was so captivated by the dashing young

museum assistant's winning smile

and eloquent if wordy compliments

that she thought nothing of getting

married and spending her honeymoon in the

bone vaults of the St Petersburg Imperial

Museum of Coperative Osteology.

Vogue USA

Grace Kelly

Photo Todd Selby

Atelier Annelise de Salles

Foto Fernanda Suplicy

Paula e Inês

Chinatown restaurant New York City

Bill Blass

Grace

Vestido Annelise de Salles

Vestido Annelise de Salles