With Christmas fast approaching we have the perfect gift for
the drug lord friend in your crew. This limited edition collaboration between designer Jeremy Scott and sunglasses designer
Linda Farrow feature a gold
headpiece frame made of nickel
and silver, teamed with brown lenses. Pick em’ up from Colette.
"A rattail is a hair style
that is characterized by a long "tail"-like element of hair growing downward
from the back of the head. The rattail usually curls naturally; however, it can
be braided,
treated as a dread,
permed,
straightened, or curled with an iron. In some
instances, an individual might choose to grow several tails as opposed to a
single very long tail.
The rattail saw a brief period of mainstream popularity
during the 1980s and has rapidly fallen out of vogue.However, it has recently seen renewed
popularity."
Here at Onomatopoeia we like to mix things up a bit, a little bit of art, a little bit of music and more, so when some of these things can come together for a story it’s always exciting.
Santigold has offered a look at the cover of her forthcoming album, Master of My Make-Believe, out May 1 on Downtown/Atlantic. Via The New York Times' T Style blog, the cover, shot by photographer Jason Schmidt, pictures four versions of Santi White. Santi appears in the center of the photograph as a Mafia boss, which she described to the Times as "some sort of ruler in my own reality." At the character's sides, she appears twice as twin guards, wearing gold bodysuits designed specifically for the shoot by Alexander Wang. And hovering above, Santi #4 is a painting by one our favorite painters out there, Kehinde Wiley, inspired by 18th century artist Joshua Reynolds' "Portrait of an Officer". Check out a behind-the-scenes clip documenting the process of the shoot below…
