4-favourite Rad Hourani has been interviewed by American fashion journal Gravure magazine.
The designers talked to Diane Vadino about his background, collections, personal style and much more. Find the full interview here.
Rad Hourani and Rad by Rad Hourani are exclusively stocked at 4.
Talk about house paint. We’re guessing this image is doctored, but how cool (?) would it be to have a Louis Vuitton-monogrammed home?
You’d finally know what it’s like to be a lap dog in a celebrity’s Speedy bag. What’s next, a Dior picket fence?
Read the original blog post here on Hint.
The chaos and confusion of Lebanese-born, Dubai-based artist Jeffar Khaldi’s artwork reflect the conflicts, disruption, and constant remaking of history endemic in his home region.
Khaldi’s work jumbles violent, erotic, and religious subjects, with a hint at a general malaise towards the modernity, industrialization, and colonialism that begat much of the strife in the Middle East.
Read the original blog post here on Lost At E Minor.
The new book “Toilets of the World” examines the various approaches that different cultures take for relieving themselves.
Authors Mona E. Gregory and Sian James begin with a brief history of the toilet, from Middle Ages chamber pots to the invention of the flush toilet.
The monograph uses a anthropological lens to examine the evolution and current incarnations of the toilet, in the hope that it “provides a cultural and sociological analysis of the people who occupy different regions throughout the world.” Divided by continent and country, the book highlights the varying degrees of creativity and technology of the WC.
Read the original blog post here on COOL HUNTING. If you are interested, check the website of the book.
We still haven’t found someone who’s not a fan The Sartorialist.
Below 5 of our favourite summer looks recently caught by Scott Schumann around the globe: bright patterns and summer-ready styles, just what we like about this season.
Read the original blog bost here on Fashionindie.
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