Remembering Loulou de la Falaise (1948 – 2011), Outstandingly Excellent muse to Yves Saint Laurent. RIP
Outstanding: Her Excellency Loulou de la Falaise: Image via Antimonide.
Design Report – Excellence à la Française: Monsieur François Catroux
Presenting the Excellent interior design of the Outstanding Monsieur François Catroux, via HORTSON.
Outstandingly Excellent interior design via Monsieur Francois Catroux. Image via HORSTON.
Lessons in Excellency: http://9-eyes.com/#
Outstanding visual Excellence via http://9-eyes.com/#
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The Excellent People for Qvest, Edition #5: The Art and Fashion Issue
‘Haute Couture Fitting Rooms, Paris’ by Ricky Lee for Qvest, Edition #5, on sale now at Outstandingly Excellent international newsstands.
'Haute Couture Fitting Rooms, Paris.' Photographs via Jacqueline Hassink. Text and interview by Ricky Lee. Image via Qvest, Edition # 5.
(Vague) Remembrances of (Intoxicated) Excellency Past
Remembering Outstandingly Excellent fun via the 1970s.
Excellently, Outstandingly hung over: Image via winecommonsewer.com.
Haute Couture Report: The Private Fitting Room @ Anne Valérie Hash
Image via Jacqueline Hassink from the 'VIP Fitting Rooms' series.
‘The Eye of Bamako’: The Photographs of Malick Sidibe @ M+B Gallery
The Eye of Bamako, an exhibition of photographs by Malick Sidibe, the first photographer to receive the prestigious Venice Biennale’s Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement in 2007, on view at M+B Gallery in Los Angeles from February 5 until April 9. 2011.
Nuit du 21-2-70, 1970. A xollection of 24 vintage gelatin silver prints mounted on cardboard, numerical notations under each print in ink, 20 x 12 inches. Image via M+B Gallery.
The Excellent People @ The Fancy, Part 2
Presenting The Excellent People profile at The Fancy. Follow us at TheFancy.com/TheExcellentPeople.
The Excellent People @ The Fancy. Image via The Fancy.
For Your Consideration: Julian Assange, Released On Bail, Imminently
From The New York Times: “In granting bail, Judge Howard Riddle ordered that Mr. Assange appear again in court on Jan. 11. He also said that between then and now he must reside at Ellingham Hall, a Georgian mansion in Bungay, in eastern England, owned by Vaughan Smith, the founder of a club for journalists. Mr. Assange must spend every night at the mansion and will be electronically tagged so the police can track his movements, the judge said.” Read full report HERE.
The Wikileaks founder Julian Assange arrived at court inside a prison van with heavily tinted windows on Tuesday in London. Image via The New York Times via Oli Scarff/Getty Images.
