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http://www.myspace.com/anastasia_usa
Junya Watanabe-Born in Tokyo in 1967, Watanabe graduated from Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo, in 1984 and immediately joined Comme des Garçons as a pattern cutter and underling of founder-owner of Comme des Garçons, designer Rei Kawakubo. Three years later Watanabe began designing the Comme des Garçons 'Tricot' line and after a further five years he introduced his first own-label collection in 1992. Although designing under his own name, Watanabe still works under the overall Comme des Garçons title, which administrates and produces his collections. In 1993 Watanabe moved his shows from Tokyo to Paris and another eight years later he launched a menswear line in 2001. Junya Watanabe is renowned for his avant-garde style; in particular, his exploration of new cutting concepts, his ingenious sourcing of fabrics and innovative draping techniques. |
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Junya Watanabe-Born in Tokyo in 1967, Watanabe graduated from Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo, in 1984 and immediately joined Comme des Garçons as a pattern cutter and underling of founder-owner of Comme des Garçons, designer Rei Kawakubo. Three years later Watanabe began designing the Comme des Garçons 'Tricot' line and after a further five years he introduced his first own-label collection in 1992. Although designing under his own name, Watanabe still works under the overall Comme des Garçons title, which administrates and produces his collections. In 1993 Watanabe moved his shows from Tokyo to Paris and another eight years later he launched a menswear line in 2001. Junya Watanabe is renowned for his avant-garde style; in particular, his exploration of new cutting concepts, his ingenious sourcing of fabrics and innovative draping techniques. |
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Born in Tokyo in 1967, Watanabe graduated from Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo, in 1984 and immediately joined Comme des Garçons as a pattern cutter and underling of founder-owner of Comme des Garçons, designer Rei Kawakubo. Three years later Watanabe began designing the Comme des Garçons 'Tricot' line and after a further five years he introduced his first own-label collection in 1992. Although designing under his own name, Watanabe still works under the overall Comme des Garçons title, which administrates and produces his collections. In 1993 Watanabe moved his shows from Tokyo to Paris and another eight years later he launched a menswear line in 2001. Junya Watanabe is renowned for his avant-garde style; in particular, his exploration of new cutting concepts, his ingenious sourcing of fabrics and innovative draping techniques. |
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Born in Tokyo in 1967, Watanabe graduated from Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo, in 1984 and immediately joined Comme des Garçons as a pattern cutter and underling of founder-owner of Comme des Garçons, designer Rei Kawakubo. Three years later Watanabe began designing the Comme des Garçons 'Tricot' line and after a further five years he introduced his first own-label collection in 1992. Although designing under his own name, Watanabe still works under the overall Comme des Garçons title, which administrates and produces his collections. In 1993 Watanabe moved his shows from Tokyo to Paris and another eight years later he launched a menswear line in 2001. Junya Watanabe is renowned for his avant-garde style; in particular, his exploration of new cutting concepts, his ingenious sourcing of fabrics and innovative draping techniques. |
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Junya Watanabe - Born in Tokyo in 1967, Watanabe graduated from Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo, in 1984 and immediately joined Comme des Garçons as a pattern cutter and underling of founder-owner of Comme des Garçons, designer Rei Kawakubo. Three years later Watanabe began designing the Comme des Garçons 'Tricot' line and after a further five years he introduced his first own-label collection in 1992. Although designing under his own name, Watanabe still works under the overall Comme des Garçons title, which administrates and produces his collections. In 1993 Watanabe moved his shows from Tokyo to Paris and another eight years later he launched a menswear line in 2001. Junya Watanabe is renowned for his avant-garde style; in particular, his exploration of new cutting concepts, his ingenious sourcing of fabrics and innovative draping techniques. |
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Born in Tokyo in 1967, Watanabe graduated from Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo, in 1984 and immediately joined Comme des Garçons as a pattern cutter and underling of founder-owner of Comme des Garçons, designer Rei Kawakubo. Three years later Watanabe began designing the Comme des Garçons 'Tricot' line and after a further five years he introduced his first own-label collection in 1992. Although designing under his own name, Watanabe still works under the overall Comme des Garçons title, which administrates and produces his collections. In 1993 Watanabe moved his shows from Tokyo to Paris and another eight years later he launched a menswear line in 2001. Junya Watanabe is renowned for his avant-garde style; in particular, his exploration of new cutting concepts, his ingenious sourcing of fabrics and innovative draping techniques. |
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http://www.myspace.com/anastasia_usa
Junya Watanabe - Born in Tokyo in 1967, Watanabe graduated from Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo, in 1984 and immediately joined Comme des Garçons as a pattern cutter and underling of founder-owner of Comme des Garçons, designer Rei Kawakubo. Three years later Watanabe began designing the Comme des Garçons 'Tricot' line and after a further five years he introduced his first own-label collection in 1992. Although designing under his own name, Watanabe still works under the overall Comme des Garçons title, which administrates and produces his collections. In 1993 Watanabe moved his shows from Tokyo to Paris and another eight years later he launched a menswear line in 2001. Junya Watanabe is renowned for his avant-garde style; in particular, his exploration of new cutting concepts, his ingenious sourcing of fabrics and innovative draping techniques. |
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For more info:
http://www.microcinemadvd.com/product/DVD/752/Fly_02_What_A_World_What_A_World.html
Unlike anything the fashion, art, and creative worlds have ever seen, FLY is a unique, multi-sensory journey into the fashion magazine of the future. FLY'S visionary collection of exclusive short fashion films, interviews, documentaries, and music videos are released on a limited edition DVD with a graphic silkscreen cover printed on recycled handmade packaging.
FLY's contributors are some of the best-established and emerging talent from all creative disciplines—film, fashion, photography, design, art, and music. FLY's current issue, "What A World, What A World" includes 22 short films with renowned artists such as Alex Cayley, Jamie Isaia, Ghukfvin, Catherine Cushman, Gray Scott, Tiziano Magni, Bruce Gilden, Elliot Erwitt, and Susan Meiselas. This issues features section pays homage to the photo agency Magnum's 60th Anniversary. Fashion in FLY's films come from Givenchy, Yohji Yamamoto, YSL, Sonya Rykiel, Junya Watanabe, Rick Owens, Shelly Steffee, Ann Demulemeester, Miu Miu, Kiki De Montparnasse, with music from, Van She, Cut Copy, The Presets, New Young Pony Club, Tiger Sushi and Sir Alice amongst others. Featuring Julia Restoin Roitfeld, Missy Rayder, The Ditmar Triplets, JP and Natasa V.
FLY is the first product of its kind: a limited edition, forward-thinking moving magazine, providing a new way to experience and showcase fashion, art, and music. FLY features fashion and art-inspired short films, interviews and documentaries, video installation pieces, digital art, animation, and music videos—created by established and emerging photographers, filmmakers, animators, and artists. |
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Junya Watanabe-Born in Tokyo in 1967, Watanabe graduated from Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo, in 1984 and immediately joined Comme des Garçons as a pattern cutter and underling of founder-owner of Comme des Garçons, designer Rei Kawakubo. Three years later Watanabe began designing the Comme des Garçons 'Tricot' line and after a further five years he introduced his first own-label collection in 1992. Although designing under his own name, Watanabe still works under the overall Comme des Garçons title, which administrates and produces his collections. In 1993 Watanabe moved his shows from Tokyo to Paris and another eight years later he launched a menswear line in 2001. Junya Watanabe is renowned for his avant-garde style; in particular, his exploration of new cutting concepts, his ingenious sourcing of fabrics and innovative draping techniques. |
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San Francisco's Market Street at Laguna. My apartment was beside a medicinal marijuana pickup spot. The 2 bikes are my 1973 BMW R75/5 LWB with 83K miles and 1998 BMW K1200RS with 6200 miles. |
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Jimi must have been in cahoots with the devil to be able to handle that guitar like an angel! |
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Starring Paul, Petey, Charlotte, Dennis, Kingdom, Phil, Jason, and lil' Ridge. Everything looks cooler when you are drink Margaritas |
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A gut pull drag on me
Into the chasm gaping we
Mirrors multy reflecting this
Between spunk stained sheet
And odourous whim
Calmer eye- flick- shudder- within
Assist me to walk away in sin
Where is the string that Theseus laid
Find me out this labyrinth place
I do get bored, I get bored
In the flat field
I get bored, I do get bored
In the flat field
Yin and Yang lumber punch
Go taste a tart then eat my lunch
And force my slender thin and lean
In this solemn place of fill wetting dreams
Of black matted lace of pregnant cows
As life maps out onto my brow
The card is lowered in index turn
Into my filing cabinet hemispheres spurn
I do get bored, I get bored
In the flat field
I get bored, I do get bored
In the flat field
Let me catch the slit of light
For a maiden's sake
On a maiden flight
In the flat field I do get bored
Replace with Picadilly whores
In my yearn for some cerebral fix
Transfer me to that solid plain
Moulding shapes no shame to waste
Moulding shapes no shame to waste
And drag me there with deafening haste |
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Gold Watch
The Cool
album went gold in 2007
Lyrics:
[Female]
Oh give the drummer some yea, yea x4
[Lupe]
Lets peruse the essentials of Cool
a brief study of/on the things so instrumental to Lu
That make me feel flyer than lobby's of W's
a disclaimer just a rhymer no credentials from a school x2
[Verse 1]
In my Fall of Rome jeans, my Head Porter wallet
my Neighborhood shirt and my Eddie Cheng clock
Shit might not go to college but my street smart polished
like the black fingernails of that punk rock logic
Do the knowledge, man you can't be punk from projects
firm disbeliever in your punch clock promise
Was trading off my comics I was taking them to school
one of Jay-z boys now I'm skating in your pool
not to be rude I'm just hating on your rules
Like a young 50 I'm on my world tour
Good morning Singapore I'm bringing the sun wit me
from the Robert Taylor homes to Africa's slum cities
I am American mentally with Japanese tendencies
Parisian sensibility so stay out the vicinity of
yea, yea them niggas over there its just
yea, yea now look at what I wear
[CHORUS 1]
Got my, gold watch and my, gold chain
with my fancy car and my diamond ring
with my fancy broad and she foreign
so its no words and its no slang
and I'm no trick and I'm no lame
its just so slick that she's so game, and its
yea, yea she love it over here
Its just yea, yea she love it over here x3
[Verse 2]
I like City candles and, Maharishi sandals and
Dita sunglasses, Purple Murder surface samples
I like False T-shirts Dover street is off the handle
such a good designer Junya Watanabe got damn you
I like Yohji Yamamoto and a Mackro Solo
leather Gucci belts and Guilty Brotherhood polo's
I like Montblanch pens and Moleskine paper
I like Goyard bags and green Now-or-laters
Monocle magazine and Japanese manga
Futura, noz furatus and HTM trainers
I love street fighter 2 I just really hate Zangeif
Only Ken and Ryu I find it hard to beat Blanka
Keep a Wii ninja hanging and an Unkle album banging
if you negative in energy then stay out the vicinity of
yea, yea them niggas over there its just
yea, yea now look at what I wear
[CHORUS 2]
Got my, gold watch and my, gold chain
with my fancy car and my diamond ring
with my, ghetto broad and she
so plain got couple scars and one of those long names
she a fight a nigga and cusses with no shame
and her Ex-man had her bagging up Cocaine but she
yea, yea she love it over here
Its just yea, yea she love it over here x3
[Verse 3]
But my most coveted thing is a high self-esteem
and a low tolerance for them telling me how to lean
See the most important parts are the ones that are unseen
the wings don't make you fly and the crown don't make you king
Now God don't like ugly aint to happy bout prettier
and ignorance is enemy so stay out the vicinity of
yea, yea them niggas over there its just
yea, yea now look at what I wear
[CHORUS 2] |
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Think Organic & green media partners present: EcoNouveau LA Green Fashion Event on Saturday, October 13, 2007
at Vibiana in downtown Los Angeles.
I met Rob Ganger founder of Eco Nouveau at the San Francisco Green Festival www.greenfestivals.org in 2006. After getting reacquainted in Los Angeles he invited me to help shoot Eco Nouveau's spectacular ECO Fashion Show in down town LA. Afterwords I teamed up with WSR Creative, a talented production team based out of LA, to assist in the editing of this exciting and educational green fashion event. enjoy! - Tomas, www.thinkorganic.com
EcoNouveau is inspired by the nature based, cross-disciplinary movement and sees many similarities to the burgeoning, contemporary 'green' focus on the planet. We have added a 'psychedelegant' twist to the mix and offer you our first event where we have curated the most cutting edge eco-fashion designers, visionary artists and musical genius of Dublab, LA's finest musician/dj collective. We will also showcase businesses that are committed to environmental sustainability and social justice, and NGO partners who are doing exemplary work that warrants your attention.
ROBERT GRAHAM GANGER
Founder & CEO Pollinator Media Group LLC
econouveau.com
info@econouveau.com
Sarah Shewey
www.pinkcloudevents.com
AMANDA SHI is a trailblazing designer who launched AVITA to create glamorous fashions that uses sustainable materials as a way of maintaining a respect for the environment. Amanda has always considered fashion her most enduring passion. After designing for other lines, Amanda decided to launch her own label in 2003 with an initial collection of twenty-five styles. Avita's success was immediate as buyers, fashion industry insiders and shoppers were equally captivated by the collection's progressive style, luxury and inimitable glamour. Her main source of inspiration remains nature itself, drawing on its rich palette for colors and materials. She introduced bamboo into Avita and drew attention to a remarkably soft and fabulous fabric as a natural and superior alternative. Bamboo as a material is not only an organic resource but it also works well with how Amanda creates body-fitting silhouettes. Amanda's fashion sensibility has made Avita a consistent bestseller while she continues to address the pressing issue of environmental consciousness. The demand for the line has increased so dramatically from the first collection that Amanda stepped up the brand by opening the first flagship store - Avita Co-Op - in hip West Hollywood, CA. Looking ahead, Amanda is certain that fashion will continue to evolve to promote not only a liberating sense of self expression but a healthy respect for the resources of the planet. She says, "Avita is about a lifestyle that celebrates fashion while reminding us that we can all do something about preserving our environment for generations to come."
www.avitastyle.com
Brooklyn-based Bahar Shahpar is a self-taught designer with a diverse creative background in multimedia event production, fashion, and publishing. Previously, she owned an art gallery and designed custom accessories in London and New York. In 2005, after extensive research on the history of American agricultural systems and the textile industry, she debuted her womenswear line, agricult, inspired by the American frontier and created using only sustainable materials.
Two years ago, Bahar launched her eponymous label, focusing on a more modern, less structured form while still drawing from vintage tailoring and an Edwardian aesthetic. Currently about to launch her third collection for S/S 2008, she also is co-owner of The Four Hundred, a new sales showroom and brand development agency focusing on high-end, fashion-forward sustainable design companies.
www.baharshahpar.com
London-based eco-couture designer Gary Harvey debuted his first collection during London Fashion Week to rave reviews. As a leading brand strategist and the former Creative Director of Levi's Europe, Harvey's fashion credentials include work with Adidas, Stussy, Junya Watanabe and Vivienne Westwood. The driving passion behind his signature designs is the re-contextualization of iconic, everyday garments to create dramatic new silhouettes that give new life to disposable items.
Harvey is a true creator of image and a design visionary who successfully predicts tastes to drive future trends in product design, communication and youth culture.
www.garyharveycreative.com |
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Abbigliamento Uomo - Donna PE 2008
MARCHI
Dior - Balenciaga - Prada - Lanvin - Giorgio Armani - Stella Mc Cartney - Ermanno Scervino - Etro - Prada Linea Rossa - Miu Miu - Fendi - Salvatore Ferragamo - Jil Sander - Costume National - Gianni Barbato - Marni - Marc by Marc Jacobs - Y'S YOHJI Yamamoto - Y'3 YOHJI Yamamoto - YOHJI Yamamoto - JUNYA Watanabe - Moncler JUNYA Watanabe - MCQ Alexander MC Queen - Vera Wang - Michael Tapia - Izreel - M J'Risin - Rick Owens - 57 Tonello - Jo No Fui - Grifoni - Taka - Ring - Roy Roger's Deluxe.
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Balenciaga - Dior - Fendi - Salvatore Ferragamo - Gianni Barbato - Lanvin - Marni - Prada - Prada Linea Rossa - Repetto - Super Sunglasses. |
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part two of part 7 whitch is the last part.
the full music credits are: Nobuo Uematsu mostly;
Junya Nakamo and Masashi Hamauzu for FFX (with Nobuo);
Kazusnige Nojima and Daisuke Watanabe for Yuna's Theme from FFX-2 (without Nobuo);
and Hitoshi Sakimoto for the FFXII version of FINAL FANTASY.
Music from the FFI, FFVI, FFVII, FFVII Piano Collections, FFVII:AC, FFVIII, FFX and FFXII original Soundtracks.
Videos from kh-vids.net
Special thanks Square Enix and Buena Vista Games, who tell the more spasific credits. |
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Lyrics: Takashi Tokita
Music: Nobuo Uematsu
Arrange: Kenichiro Fukui
Produced by Nobuo Uematsu
Vocal: Megumi Ida
Acoustic Piano: Febian Reza Pane
Ocarina: Takashi Asahi
Strings: KONNO STRINGS
1st Violin:
Hitoshi Konno, Daisensei Muroya, Takashi Hamano,
Masahiko Todo
2nd Violin:
Yu Manabe, Izumiko Fujiie, Tsunehiro Shigyo, Mikiko Ise
Viola: Kazuo Watanabe, Kaoru Hagiwara
Cello: Seigen Tokuzawa, Haruki Matsuba
M-2 Arranged by Junya Nakano (SQUARE ENIX)
M-2 Synthesizer Operation: Hirosato Noda (SQUARE ENIX
Final Fantasy IV, VI, VII, VIICC, VIII, IX Y X.
Momentos romanticos de la saga acompañados del inmortal Theme Of Love del final fantasy IV en su nueva version para el Ds |
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