The New Order Vol. 06

From the minds that brought us seminal style resources SLAMxHYPE and Post New, comes the sixth volume of their signature brand of digital reportage brought to life in physical form: THE NEW ORDER Magazine.

THE NEW ORDER continues to focus on a new movement, either by highlighting established and recognized names or providing an insight on young names for the future. Volume 06 of THE NEW ORDER combines these elements first and foremost from the people featured on the cover; Scott Campbell, the highly sought-after New York tattoo artist, and Tetsu Nishiyama of WTAPS, the cult label from Tokyo. Notable editorials include Comme des Garcons, Frank Leder, BePostitive, Henrik Vibskov, N. Hoolywood, Facetasm, C.E, Dana Lee in addition to pieces on Lucien Smith and Alex Olsen.

THE NEW ORDER Magazine is new to MILKMADE, with Vol.06 arriving shortly.

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MILKMADE Spring/Summer '12 Lookbook

We're excited to present to you our in-season lookbook for Spring/Summer '12, featuring a host of standout pieces and select looks from MILKMADE staples Bedwin & The Heartbreakers, M.S.S., Norse Projects, Our Legacy, Sunny Sports, Apolis, Mark McNairy, Deluxe, Vanishing Elephant, Unis, and Common Projects, along with new favorites Journal Standard, Buttero, and SUPER by RETROSUPERFUTURE®.

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Apartamento #9

It's in! Apartamento Issue #09 features: Tierney Gearon, Yrjö Kukkapuro, Conor Donlon, Nano Valaoritis, Tomas Nervi, Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Jean Abou, Li Edelkoot, Wolfgang, Tillmans, Nic & Jackie Harrison, Gonzalo Mila, Jordi Labanda, Jem Goulding, Ramdane Touhami, Chris Johanson & Jo Jackson, BOPBAA, Jose Leon Cerillo, India Salvor Menuez, Nicolas Conge & Camille Berthomier, Henry Roy, Jeff Rian, Max Lamb, and Reg Mombassa.

Plus: A fiction supplement of short stories by Jocko Weyland and Amanda Maxwell.

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Eames Outtakes: L.A. Unrestrained

PBS' American Masters program brings us an epsiode titled "Eames Outtakes: L.A. Unrestrained". In archival footage from "An Eames Celebration," a film for WNET created in 1973, Charles Eames describes the city of Los Angeles as an illustration of what happens when design lacks constraints, as he drives around Venice and down what is now Abbot Kinney Blvd. (Eames' old studio is located at 901 Abbot Kinney Blvd.).

See if you can spot the mid-century bungalow that MILKMADE calls home.

It's Nice That #8

It's Nice That #8 has just arrived in store and features interviews with architect John Pawson, art double act John Wood and Paul Harrison, design legend Paula Scher and art collective Slavs and Tatars. Of course, there's the usual blend of original features and mini profiles as well.

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