The 2nd Delivery of the STPL Spring 2010 Collection is here.
The theme, as with the tees recently posted, follows the “Econ Major” theme. Most of the pieces seen here are made in Saitama, Japan. And with that, you can expect a major step up in quality for STAPLE.
As mentioned in the last drop, they shot the entire look book in New York’s landmark Wall Street Financial District. After 9/11, do you know how hard it is to do a shoot there?! Props to Ana Leiva for the photography.
The 4 styles here are available at Reed Space now.

Marshall Jacket.
Marshall Jacket.
Marshall Jacket available in Olive and Navy.
McFadden Nylon Cycling Jacket.
McFadden Nylon Cycling Jacket.
McFadden Nylon Cycling Jacket. Available in Grey w/Blue.
Arrow Chambray Denim Shirt.
Arrow Chambray Denim Shirt.
Arrow Chambray Denim Shirt. Available in Black and Indigo.
Schultz Guayabera Shirt.
Schultz Guayabera Shirt. Available in White, Black and Khaki.
OPENING RECEPTION:
Thursday May 27th
General Public: 6-10PM
FEATURING:
Adam Wallacavage, Alex Rickard, Alliah Sophia Mourad, Andreas Laszlo Konrath, Bob Geile, Brandee Brown, Brian Ermanski, Buddy Nestor, Curtis Kulig,Chaw Ei Thein, David Komurek, DAZE, Edda Hansen, Edouard Nardon, Elisa Jimenez, Gordon Stevenson, Harry McNally, Heidi Hartwig, Jacob Cohen, Jake Lavin, Jeffrey Robbins, Jeremiah Mandel, John Kolbek, Jordan Seiler, Justin Solitrin, Kevin Bourgeois, Maripol, Mint and Serf, Niki Sabet, Pasha Radetzki, Pork and Spam, Red Bucket Films, Robert Waltzer, Sebastian Black, Shawn Regruto, Suzette Lee, Tristan Eaton, Van Neistat, William Robbins, and Yuri Shimojo…
Hanaleigh Productions is pleased to present “Public Consumption”, a group exhibition. This exhibition will be examining and exploring the rise of voyeurism in popular culture, the violation of the individual and by extension, the artist, and the potential cause and effect of its prevalence on our generation. Opening May 27th, 40 New York City based artists will explore the notion of voyeurism in our society using various mediums ranging from video to photography, painting and sculpture.
We have become a world of voyeurs, a voyeur generation. We like to watch others intimate moments revealed, and compare those moments to our own. Although spectator-ship is far from new phenomena, today a confluence of factors – legal, social, political, and technological – has pushed voyeurism to the forefront of our image-based society. What will the lasting effects of societies increasing need to reveal and compare be?
Much of our social reality today is generated through mass-media and public content, such as television shows, video games, inter-web communication and motion pictures, rather than by direct first hand experience with people, places and practices.
Today’s fascination with peering and gazing into places, from which we typically are forbidden, has created a society of self-voyeurs. We engage in activities where we volunteer ourselves to becoming the subject and object of spectatorship.
The Puffin Room invites you to see our take on the cause and effect of the voyeuristic nature of our generation that will undoubtedly have a lasting effect on generations to come.
Stare at us staring right back at you.
THE PUFFIN ROOM,
located in SoHo
435 Broome St.
NY,NY 10013
212-343-2881
www.puffinroom.org
Wednesday to Sunday from 12PM-6PM
Found on The beast for hype… An amazing piece……wish everyone had this sense of humor and clarity of expression (you know, verbal execution of thought)… would be great, like this footage!