Out of Office: Milan Fashion Week
Hi T.A.O. Readers,
Sorry that posts have been so intermittent but I've been traveling and will get back to normal updates soon. I'm currently in Milan for Men's Fashion week and will be sure to send updates and photos ASAP.
Until then,
The Aesthetic Omnivore
Sorry that posts have been so intermittent but I've been traveling and will get back to normal updates soon. I'm currently in Milan for Men's Fashion week and will be sure to send updates and photos ASAP.
Until then,
The Aesthetic Omnivore
Birche Magazine
What is Birche Magazine?
Pronounced: "Birch" - Inspired by magazines of the 20th century, Birche is a fully illustrated Men's fashion and lifestyle online magazine. Designed to be a showcase for Founder Michael Sanderson's artwork, Birche Magazine was launched in 2010. The site is pop-art-meets-fashion all wrapped in the trappings of an online magazine. Mr. Sanderson's philosophy is that though fashion may change, his illustrations will always reflect a moment in time and a documentation of culture.
Birche Magazine presents five looks suitable for a summer in the East Coast or the West Coast. All images are styled and illustrated by Michael Sanderson:
For more information on all of the fashion seen in the above illustrations, please visit Birche Magazine.
For more about Michael Sanderson, visit his illustrations page.
Source:www.birche-mag.blogspot.com
It's a Hotel...and so much more.
The 21c Museum Hotel is a 90-room boutique hotel in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. It's North America's only modern art museum dedicated to making 21st century art accessible to all.
Nestled in the historic district of Downtown Louisville, the hotel was voted as Conde Nast Traveler 2009 #1 hotel in the U.S. and #6 in the world.
Nestled in the historic district of Downtown Louisville, the hotel was voted as Conde Nast Traveler 2009 #1 hotel in the U.S. and #6 in the world.
"An innovative concept with strong execution and prompt and enthusiastic service. Allow plenty of time for exploring 21c's less obvious exhibition spaces, including, as the bellman suggested those infamous artistic restrooms."
— Pableaux Johnson
The New York Times
The New York Times
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