David Andrew Sitek who is the guitarist slash multi-instrumentalist and producer for TV On The Radio has a side project called Maximum Balloon. Above the title track that just dropped called Tiger, catch our good friend Joy getting attacked by the tiger in the video. Also Dave is rocking the MOSLEY TRIBES Hillyard sun and optical frames in the vid, great look Dave.
This morning our good friend and LA local Joy Yoon came through with one of her friend Jaleel Bunton, the drummer of TV on the Radio. Jamie our PR director is seen conducting the fitting here in our showroom
The Goods.
Larry came through and help with the fitting, Jaleel was taken back by the clarity of the lenses. He was definitely feeling this style.
Settled on the Patterson in a classic tortoise, excellent choice.
This week, the first showing of “A Native Perspective”
For their Summer 2010 campaign, Mosley Tribes teamed up with LA-based multi-media group, The Social Trust, to create a featurette documentary, spotlighting the region and the characters that inspired the brand this season.This 15-minute short will focus on the art-centric metropolis of Santa Fe, New Mexico, a scenic wilderness wonderland influenced by local Native American culture. The color selection of laminates, lenses and textures used in the Mosley Tribes 2010 Summer/Fall collection reflect the region and some of the enigmatic personalities who call New Mexico home. Highlights include interviews and commentary with artists of Native American descent who reside and work in the area. Darren Vigil Gray, a prominent artist renowned for his abstract landscapes and portraits, allows the Mosley Tribes team exclusive access to his studio to observe and document some of his creative process. Also featured in the film is renowned contemporary painter Tony Abeyta incorporates bold colors, rich textures and representations of Navajo deities in his work. Both share thoughts and stories about the history of their craft and discuss how the Santa Fe region affects and inspires their work.
One of our so.cal key accounts Primitive was profiled on hypebeast.com this past week and did interviews with P.Rod and the key players of this establishment.
Jay who is the VP of Primitive gave MT a shout out, you will catch him in the streets rocking the Hillyard’s all day. Jay’s quote “Sunglasses are a necessity for me when it’s bright out, and in L.A. that’s pretty often. Right now my favorite pair is the Hillyard from Mosley Tribes. The frame is a stately, yet simple modern design. I picked up a second pair and had my prescription lenses put in the frame for when I don’t feel like wearing my contact lenses. This has caused more than a few people to think I’m trying to look super cool indoors when I’m just trying to see what the hell is in front of me.” Peep the rest of the interview on hypebeast.
Splitting his time between his day job on Wall Street and working his family’s Santa Barbara ranch, Patrick Lindsey’s true passion is racing the Porsche 911 GT3 in the World Challenge GT Series. This bicoastal financier has one goal in mind, victory for the 57. But win or lose, this 27 year old is doing something all of us wish we could—he is living his dream.
From 2007 to 2009 Patrick took the top step of the podium seven times in the American Iron Series. Beginning in 2007 Patrick partnered with team owner and soon to be brother-in-law John Horton to take his racing career to the next level, racing in the professional World Challenge Touring Car Series. So far in his professional racing career, Patrick has qualified 2nd three times, recording a podium finish in 2009 as well as notching a number of additional race awards. Patrick is just getting started, as racing commentary legend Tom Hnatiw puts it, “Patrick is a rising star on the racing circuit.”
This past Friday me and Stephan cruised to Santa Barbara to meet up with my buddy Stenn Parton (APOLIS) and Patrick Lindsey. It was a great drive to go up to SB and see the Cali coastline and not a cubicle. We met up with the race team at the Horton Racing garage where Pat and his team work on their Porsche 911.
Here in Los Angeles you see this quite often where you get caught in the cross fire of paparazzi, I was upstairs in my office when i saw this street scene jump off, i had a minute to kill so I had to go over there to investigate, oh and i took my camera with me.
The homie jack from the office caught me from the upstairs window as i jumped up on the wall to get a birds eye view.
Kinda happy with the photo i got, and in no way do i think of myself as a photog, i am more the point and shoot guy. So I caught Mrs. Tony Parker in action as she was turning to the cameras to get her Hollywood on. This is the world of Sunset Plaza.