Here some splendid photos by Tom Palumbo who shot for Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue back in the 1950’s and 60’s. The photo above was shot around 1958 for Harper’s Bazaar.
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We have now updated the Appendix™ Shop with a new range of selected second hand garments from all around the world!
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Clip from Cindy Crawford’s “Shape your body” from 1992. We are currently a bit in love with both her and the video and had to share with you. Swaying hair, great outfits, sex-appeal and a dramatic rooftop view with setting sun promised.
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The latest picture in Hedi Slimane’s beautiful photo diary, the place for never ending inspiration.
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Interview by Mikaela Edri. Photography by Loui Wang.
Hat designer Elisabeth Koch runs her millinery in Beijing, China. Appendix paid her a visit in the combined studio and apartment to talk about how a hat comes about, creative family members and cork pot stands. Her home is literally a piece of Holland shipped to China with old-fashioned, dark wood furniture, a stuffed Dutch bird in a glass box, a pretty tea set and other interesting items for the curious to lay its eyes on.
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This photographer does some amazing stuff. Continue reading for a few more pictures or visit his website.
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French-born and Spanish-based photographer Pierre Gonnord depicts unprivileged groups in society through his striking and moving portraits. His series of Sevillian-residing Gypsies and the Spanish lower class are currently on display at Galerie Urs Meile Beijing-Lucerne in Beijing.
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Stills from the video the Evening Traveling. It is by no means new, but it’s so nicely done that it deserves mention again eight years later or so. By Akino Kondoh when she was still a graphic design student. It earned her a Grand Prix for Digista Awards 2002/Animation Division. Music by Toshiaki Chiku.
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For those who’ve missed it Liu Jiayin’s Oxhide (2005) has been claimed to be one of the most important Chinese films of the past decade. It is a slow art house feature film with an intimate feeling that does offer a reward if you sit through it. Still a film school student, Jiayin was 23 when she made it and last year Oxhide II was presented. She has received several awards for the movies including including the Fipresci Prize at the 55th Berlin International Film Festival for the first one. The films feature herself, her mother and her father playing their respective characters as we follow a piece of time in the middle-class life of a Chinese family through a small number of shots with no camera movements whatsoever. Both stories are being played out in their actual apartment in Beijing. Above a clip from the first scene of Oxhide.
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