StyleZeitgeist Podcast: Fashion, Vintage and New, with Gill Linton of Byronesque
In this episode we discuss fashion, vintage and new, why some fashion ends up in the pantheon and others in the back of your closet.
Yukio Mishima: The Death of a Man
Fifty year ago, on November 25, 1970, Yukio Mishima, the most prominent author and the first bona fide celebrity figure of post-war Japan, delivered the final installment of his literary magnum opus The Sea of Fertility to his Tokyo publisher.
StyleZeitgeist Podcast: The Life and Times of Malcolm McLaren with Paul Gorman
We discuss the incredible life of Malcolm McLaren, the (mis)manager of the Sex Pistols, the enabler and partner of Vivienne Westwood.
About Time: Fashion and Duration at the Met Museum
This year the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York celebrates – as much as anything can be celebrated in 2020 – its 150th anniversary.
Richie Hawtin on the Interdisciplinary Nature of Creativity (and That Prada / Raf Simons Show Soundtrack)
The Prada Spring / Summer ’21 collection co-designed by Raf Simons would’ve been big news in any season, but even more so in one where much excitement has been torpedoed by Covid-19.
StyleZeitgeist Podcast: Political Correctness and Fashion, with Angelo Flaccavento
In this inaugural episode our host Eugene Rabkin, the editor of StyleZeitgeist, introduces the podcast and discusses how the climate of overzealous political correctness stifles creativity in fashion
Alexey Titarenko: So This is 1992
“So this is 1992. This is the crowd near the subway station. But not where I took it first. So, if you look at it from this time, you see this area that’s very busy.
Barry X Ball at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas
Barry X Ball, habitually covered in our culture section, has managed to become a modernly celebrated artist whilst eschewing the zeitgeist of pop-art fascination, and deservedly so.
Shaun Leane Monograph
Looking over the body of work of the London jeweler Shaun Leane, may leave you with visions of bipolarity.
TOO FAST TO LIVE, TOO YOUNG TO DIE
There is something peculiar about the fact that punk refuses to die even in the current pop culture landscape that has been thoroughly taken over by vapid commercial music that celebrates everything punk abhorred.