Daft Punk for Saint Laurent Music Project
St. Laurent’s Creative Director, Hedi Slimane, has been stirring up quite the buzz with his latest Music Project. Curating an impressive collective of musicians to style themselves in new and iconic looks from the brand, Daft Punk has been added to the campaign as his latest recruits. The duo (photographed in the sequins Le Smoking jacket with their signature helmets) join Marylin Manson,Courtney Love, Kim Gordan, and others who have also been featured since the concept’s inception. (Read More on HauteChicago.Com)
Lookbook: Melody Ehsani ‘Fearless’ Collection
Melody Eshani laces us with gold for the spring! Her Fearless Collection offers a nice variety of statement peices. The Trilla The Rilla necklace happens to be our favorite. (Read More on HauteChicago.Com)
Griffin Hartland Fall/Winter 2013
It was very difficult to select our favorite presenter from Tokyo Fashion Week. All of the designers unveiled amazing collections, but if we had to choose Griffin Hartland would be it. The contrast in variations between sophisticated ready to wear and street gear in his Fall/Winter line for 2013 offers an array of looks for the fashinisto to choose from. (Read More on HauteChicago.Com)
Audio: Salt Cathedral 'Take Me To The Sea'
Take Me To The Sea is the first single off Salt Cathedral’s, formerly known as IlAbanico, upcoming self entitled EP under the band’s new name. It is always interesting to watch artists grow and re-invent themselves. In this case, we give them two thumbs up as the Brooklyn collective charismatically blend hauntingly beautiful vocals mixed with unconventional guitar patterns. Witness their rebirth! You will not be disappointed. (Listen on HauteChicago.com)
Audio: Coultrain 'Streams & Rivers'
Streams & Rivers, is from Coultrain’s latest project Jungle Mumbo which is scheduled to be released April 23rd. “It is the story of a poetess who is entrapped in the ever elusive arms of her heart’s desire, Seymour Liberty, this is the story on the surface anyway. It also draws many other underlying themes, those of which you must allow your imagination to decide.” If this is your first time being introduced to melodic depth and dopeness that is Coultrain, you are in for a treat! (Listen on HauteChicago.com)
