The New York Times focuses on Advanced Style
NYT Global Edition questions whether the silver muse has longevity in the fashion industry
NYT Global Edition questions whether the silver muse has longevity in the fashion industry
The online series has taken book form; transplants Baltimore to meta-Victorian “Bodymore.”
Superabuelas featured in Spanish fashion magazine
Today’s grandmothers are younger, healthier, better educated and better off than ever
L.L. Bean’s blog, Trailmix, has listed Whole Larder Love amongst four other outdoor/adventure/lifestyle blogs in their post, “Our Back-to-School Blog…
The global movement is a force to be reckoned with
Mayor Bloomberg’s foreward to the book commemorates 9/11 anniversary
Blog post tributes “those who make.”
Impromptu runway shut down because it was “causing a commotion”
Publishers Weekly has included Grandmother Power: A Global Phenomenon in its Nonfiction review. Described as “Visually captivating,” it is recommended…
There are few people who would watch a 21st-century police drama and re-imagine it as a serial novel set in…
A film by Smith Journal, Anderson, and Commoner.
The popular blog is now a popular book.
“This is no-nonsense, relaxed, rustic fare,” says the blog.
Photo District News describes the photographer as “of a rare breed.”
The magazine showcases some of Ari Seth Cohen’s muses at the top of their game.
Halaban’s new book finds itself in the best quadrant of NY mag’s Approval Matrix this week.
Thomas Barrow’s widely-exhibited series to be compiled in book form for the first time.
While Lee was off doing what he does best, his beard took on a life of its own.
Stephen Dupont gives us a rare look at one of Papua New Guinea’s feared street gangs in the book, Raskols.
PLANET talks with photographer Paola Gianturco about the global movement that she has documented in her powerful new book.
Originally showcased in Aperture magazine, Halaban’s work is now presented in the book, Out My Window.
Advanced Style receives praise in Flair’s September Issue!
Capital New York discusses the origins of Leaping Tall Buildings