In this snap, Warren Beatty shows you how to dress for a Mediterranean boat party. You’ll need sunglasses, wool pants and swagger.
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Some days, you just want to hop in your personal submarine and pedal away from it all…
This pedal-powered sub was just unveiled by a team of French engineers to revolutionize the possibilities for tooling around the Mediterranean in a scuba suit. Of course, it’s no sharksub—but you can’t have everything.
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We’ve been digging canvas sneakers for a while, but Acne seems to have taken the look to its natural conclusion: the sailboat. These Stroll Low sneakers aren’t obviously nautical, but those grommets do look awfully familiar. Of course, actually wearing them on a sailboat would be the preppy equivalent of the trucker tux, but as long as you ditch them in the marina you should be fine.
Au Natural: ScarJo takes to the cover of French Elle. [Fashion Copious]
Three Wolves?: The (other) Times tracks down Zach Galifianakis’ semi-ironic shirt from The Hangover. Investigative journalism at its finest. [L.A. Times]
Stripe Life: A refresher course on proper boating attire. [A Suitable Wardrobe]
Chivalrous Furniture: One lucky Pavement fan wins a $500 date with IKEA. Yes, it’s real. Yes, it’s a joke. [Vulture]
It’s been a long time since Scarface, but the world of drug trafficking has been through some remarkable changes. For instance, it looks a lot more like a Batman movie than you’d think…
A Vice TV doc just tipped us off to the strange phenomenon of narco-subs, underwater crafts that carry up to 10 tons of cocaine across the Pacific with as low a profile as possible. Naturally, they’re every bit as makeshift as you’d expect, but it’s still amazing what you can do with a bit of carpentry and fiberglass…
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If you felt compelled to replicate this gentleman’s vintage blazer…we may have something for you.
This boating blazer from Paul Smith is a good deal more traditional than the punkish pink-on-black, but the overall effect is remarkably similar. In fact, it’s so traddish that Smith forgoes his usual slanted pockets except for the chest slit.
Something tells us it would go well with a straw hat.
Band of Outsiders returned to do another version of their successful Sperry Top-Siders revamp, and we have to say that they turned out pretty well.
They swap the treated leather for treated wool, making it a little less susceptible to dunking, and the deep green is more army than navy, but how many of those shoes ever see the top of a sailboat anyway? In this case, we don’t mind a little creative anachronism.
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The Eyes!: Nylon turns its lens to Ms. Zooey Deschanel. Yes, we’re still listening to that album. [FashionIndie]
Highlights for Kids: A field guide to the hairstyles of the tasteless. [Men.Style]
Cowboy Up Yet Again: A longform journalist peeks into the troubled soul of the inventor of the cowboy shirt. [Design Observer]
On Sail: A boat catalog circa 1969, with only the best in nautical graphic design.[A Continuous Lean]
