T Magazine: Tom Adler's Home Sweet Surf Abode

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—01. Photography by Laure Joliet.

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Although he's issued two RRL titles and one about Marilyn Monroe, most of the publications that Tom Adler produces focus on iconic imagery from the annals of surf and climbing culture. To coincide with the recent release of An Uncommon Archive, a new volume from T. Adler Books that "draws from the seemingly disparate worlds of surfing, fashion and style, fishing, music, fine art, rock climbing, travel and adventure," T Magazine caught up with Tom at his Padaro Lane home near Carpinteria, California.

—T Magazine
—T. Adler Books
—An Uncommon Archive from Artbook

Raf Simons Spring-Summer '16

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Set inside a massive, mostly empty warehouse, Raf Simons debuted his Spring-Summer '16 collection in Paris this week. The heavy music provided plenty of energy, while the contrasting silhouettes and proportions gave life to a fairly muted colour palette. Wide trousers, tiny knits, slim pants and oversized coats, often embellished with grommets, retained most of the attention as a couple of hooded models took an unplanned detour along the way.

—Runway images via Style.com
—Behind the scenes via T Magazine

The New Wave of Cabana Shirts

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Photographer: June Canedo
Stylist: Alex Tudela
Model: Erik Van Gils

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T Magazine recently produced a short editorial featuring a handful of this season's Cabana shirts from select designers. A style I'm quite a fan of, they're easy to wear with shorts or trousers and, depending on the fabric, dress up or down.

—T Magazine

The Agony and the Ecstasy of Kanye West

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As part of T Magazine's Culture Issue, Jon Carmanica had the opportunity to speak with Kanye West about the past few months and his direction for the future. For me personally, as a longstanding fan, the article shed an interesting light on his current attitude towards life and work. We all reach certain points which feel more significant than others, and it seems that now could be one of those times for Kanye. If the apparent combined culmination of education and maturity align, then one would only assume his output is likely to rise to exciting new heights.

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Denim, Remixed by T Magazine

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—01. Bottega Veneta jeans.
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The latest edition of T Magazine features a men's editorial focused on modern denim. Spring pieces by Bottega Veneta, Yang Li, Loewe, Craig Green and Junya Watanabe are highlighted along with other seasonal items. Photographed by Oliver Hadlee Pearch and styled by Carlos Nazario, the short editorial does a nice job of exploring a thoroughly documented fabric in menswear.

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Carl Andre: Sculpture as Place, 1958-2010

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—01. Tony Cenicola for The New York Times.

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One of my very favourite places, hosting a retrospective exhibition of works by one of my very favourite sculptors. Is there much more I need to say, to explain why I'm so excited about undertaking my first seasonal trip to Beacon, New York in a few weekend's time? Well, if there is, then the New York Times review of the show linked below should help fill in any gaps, and provide some context to anyone unfamiliar with the American minimalist sculptor's work.

—Carl Andre at Dia: Deacon
—The New York Times Review

The Scene by T Magazine

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—01-03. Prada Spring-Summer '15 by Alfredo Piola.

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As the world tour of men's fashion weeks continues, there are few resources better than Style.com and T Magazine for quality updates on the latest collections and behind the scenes imagery. I especially like this series from T Magazine which uses beautiful photography to capture a more intimate look at the clothes and the people wearing them.

—T Magazine: Men's Fashion

Margaret Howell Spring-Summer '15

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Margaret Howell presented their Spring-Summer '15 menswear collection in London yesterday. The English brand remained true to their trademark palette, combining a variety of greys and blues with touches of white and beige. Cropped trousers, parkas and knitwear accented the classic shirting, scarves and footwear to create another beautiful collection.

—Margaret Howell SS15 Runway Show
—T Magazine Behind the Scenes