The opulent dinner parties thrown by Salvador Dalí and his wife and muse, Gala, were the stuff of legend. Luckily for us, the surrealist artist published a cookbook in 1973, Les Diners de Gala (Gala's Dinner), which recreates some of the more imaginative and exotic elements served up at these gatherings.
Backstage fashion and frolic, London-style. Photos by Sonny Vandevelde...
No fetish is too small for Hood By Air, whose collaboration with Pornhub — as previewed on the spring runway yesterday — starts with a capsule of hoodies, long-sleeved tees, and bodysuits, then goes much, much deeper.
The Torajan people from the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia, practice a morbidly endearing tradition. Every three years for the past century, they exhume the bodies of their deceased loved ones, both young and old, then clean and dress them in stylish new clothes.
What do Sissy Spacek, Missy Elliott, Susan Sarandon, Courtney Love, Genesis P-Orridge, Marilyn Manson, and Kembra Pfahler have in common? They're the eclectic cast, a mix of megawatt celebs and NY's demimonde, starring in Marc Jacobs's just-released fall 2016 campaign video, directed by Hype Williams. Plus lots of frizz and finger waves...
Anything is possible in the age of social media, a fact that has a lot to do with Marc Jacobs' dog, Neville, getting his own book (Sep 27, Rizzoli). And, once again, the pampered pooch barely had to lift a paw.
The Selk'nam lived in the remote southernmost tip of South America among the islands now known as Tierra del Fuego, the continent's last tribe to be encountered by European explorers. Subsequently slaughtered to extinction by ranchers, the Selk'nam are remembered primarily for their elaborate male-initiation rituals, or Hain, whereby the young men of the tribe were ushered into adulthood.
You've seen the occasional pic of a Japanese businessman drunk and passed-out on mass transit, or traditional Japanese penis festivals, or unexplained sexual cosplay in...Japan. But as far as we can tell, there hasn't been a repository for these motley and priceless images — until now. Enter Japanisweird.com, a much-needed place for all those pics to be obsessively uploaded and ogled, where they'll stay weird for all eternity...
