+DAPPER FRENCH MANNEQUIN MAN+ {circa. 1930s - 40s} + These daily snapshots are what we built our foundations for The Eye of Faith, and with the many projects we have been doing in the last few years its been hard to keep up with them, but we promise we will be getting back in the…Read more E.O.F. SNAPSHOT OF THE DAY {AUGUST 7, 2017}
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E.O.F. {STYLE IDOL} CAETANO VELOSO: Lost in the Paradise. . .
"Viewed up close, nobody is normal" -Caetano Veloso When it comes to bad ass boho gods, I'm sure we could all name a few; but very little do I ever see the name Caetano Veloso pop up, and this is for us....OUTRAGEOUS!!! We should be worshiping this icon of perseverance, elegance, rebellion, philosophical contemplation,…Read more E.O.F. {STYLE IDOL} CAETANO VELOSO: Lost in the Paradise. . .
{STYLE WISE} ANTONIONI’S “ZABRISKIE POINT” +BLOW IT UP!!!+
Our latest addition to the altar of E.O.F. {STYLE IDOLS & DIVINITIES) was the impossibly stunning Mark Frechette, whose stardom originates as the handsome hero of Michelangelo Antonioni's 1970 counter-culture cult classic Zabriskie Point. We thought it apropos to delve into the fantastic and fundamental stylish-ness of this poignant and severely under-rated film. Whilst the flower…Read more {STYLE WISE} ANTONIONI’S “ZABRISKIE POINT” +BLOW IT UP!!!+
E.O.F {STYLE IDOL} + MARK FRECHETTE +
What do all of our E.O.F. {STYLE IDOLS & DIVINITIES} have in common? Perhaps its a lust for life? A certain je na sais quois . . . the X-factor; whatever you want to call it, these men and women are imbued with a magnetic spirit that entices us to go above and beyond- and…Read more E.O.F {STYLE IDOL} + MARK FRECHETTE +
{MUSIC MINUTE} “Woodstock” – Joni Mitchell
I came upon a child of God He was walking along the road And I asked him, where are you going And this he told me I'm going on down to Yasgur's farm I'm going to join in a rock 'n' roll band I'm going to camp out on the land I'm going to try…Read more {MUSIC MINUTE} “Woodstock” – Joni Mitchell
O ‘MOTHER!’, WHERE ART THOU?
A couple daze ago, the poster for Darren Aronofsky's newest film 'Mother!' dropped, and it has the internet spinning. The plot is shrouded in secrecy, with not much about it being revealed except a few vague sentences. Here's what wikipedia says: A couple's relationship is tested when uninvited guests arrive at their home, disrupting their…Read more O ‘MOTHER!’, WHERE ART THOU?
WTF?! THIS EXACT MOMENT 105 YEARS AGO . . . APRIL 14, 1912
The R.M.S. Titanic hits an iceberg and the 20th Century will never be the same. Imagine how different 1997 would have been without this megalith of a movie hitting the screens?We might not even have the same Kate or Leo we have today?! Winter of 1997/98 wouldn't have been consumed by 12 theatre viewings…Read more WTF?! THIS EXACT MOMENT 105 YEARS AGO . . . APRIL 14, 1912
Because the Sky is Blue it Makes Me Cry!!! ‘VALERIAN AND THE CITY OF A THOUSAND PLANETS’ TRAILER {Luc Besson, Supermodels, and Rihanna OH MY!}
Luc Besson, Supermodels, and Rihanna OH MY! In case you didn't know, trailers have been dropping for Luc Besson's latest visual masterpiece "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets" which stars burgeoning stars Dean DaHanne and the supermodel who continues to break the mould (as well as continually be a major bad…Read more Because the Sky is Blue it Makes Me Cry!!! ‘VALERIAN AND THE CITY OF A THOUSAND PLANETS’ TRAILER {Luc Besson, Supermodels, and Rihanna OH MY!}
{STYLE-WISE} Marlon Brando’s Screen Test for “Rebel Without a Cause” is EVERYTHING!!!
Unveiled is Marlon Brando's screen test for "Rebel Without a Cause" ; the iconic 1955 film that catapulted James Dean to icon status when the film was released just shortly after his death, making him a tragic martyr to that beloved 'live fast, die young" attitude that he has come to represent. Luckily for him, his…Read more {STYLE-WISE} Marlon Brando’s Screen Test for “Rebel Without a Cause” is EVERYTHING!!!
Music Minute: Krzysztof Komeda “Rosemary’s Baby Interlude”
“A chance to sit quietly and find out who you are; where you've been and where you're going.” -Ira Levin, Rosemary's Baby {published in 1967} I called this an interlude because of its sauntering sweet nature between the high stakes and drama that is"Rosemary's Baby". Polanski's iconic film had many claiming he had beckoned the…Read more Music Minute: Krzysztof Komeda “Rosemary’s Baby Interlude”
