The interior designers of Gilles & Boissier designed this heaven on earth on the shores of Lake Como with many fine details like the black & white marble floor and wooden artwork at the stairs. […]
Category: GALLERIES
Race Of Gentlemen 2017
Here are some impressions of the TROG 2017, an event that’s been called the greatest race on earth. We can fully understand why. The fabulous Harley-Davidson Museum is gearing up for the get down! Trog […]
El Dorado
El Dorado is Chris Barrett’s interpretation of a modern Spanish hacienda. This one is located on the sand in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico. A comfortable retreat for a large family, it constantly melds indoor […]
Audrey Hepburn Behind The Scenes
Written by John Dighton and Dalton Trumbo, Roman Holiday is a 1953 American romantic comedy film directed and produced by William Wyler. It stars Gregory Peck as a reporter and Audrey Hepburn as a royal […]
At Your Service: 5 Great New Local Hotels
The counterpart to common hotel chains, which are standardized in exterior, interior, prices and even the minibar’s compilation. The following five hotels have a very simple, but great concept to include local specialities. From regional […]
Stunning Japan
Showing Japan’s traditional and cultural heritage as well as the Japanese themselves, @japanloverme is definitely worth following, not only in case you might be interested to visit the country the iconic floating torii gate of […]
Barber Shop Visit … With Red Wing
Going to the barber shop for a shave or a haircut might be considered being a man’s day at the spa: Some relaxing 30 minutes with good music, enjoyable nonsense discussions and a fresh and […]
Worst 80s Fashion Trends
The ’80s were all about pushing the limits in terms of colors, prints, and geometric shapes. People weren’t afraid to mix materials, patterns, stripes, polka dots, sequins, and the list goes on! 1. Neon Believe […]
Follow Chelsea On Her Adventures Around The Globe
Chelsea might be the definition of an outdoor girl constantly following the next adventure. And your photos might leave you quitting your job immediately, so watching should be limited to a couple of photos per […]
Our Favorite Photographer: Jeff Stockwell
Jeff Stockwell is an American photographer based in Long Beach, Calif. At 19, Jeff became a professional Skater, influencing the sport with his trademark clean and fluid styling. The allure of this profession was the […]
Album Art Straight From The 70ies
Taken from pages of old music magazines like Creem, Circus, Hit Parader, Smash Hits and Billboard, here is a fun collection of album advertisements from Journey, Parliament, Diana Ross, Meatloaf and more Enjoy! Rick James […]
Monochrome New York In Winter
NY-based photographer Nei Valente captured the brave people leaving their homes during a snowy day in NYC and these awesome pictures ensued. Source by behance.net Report by Sebastian Schmitz
The 25 Coolest Set Photos In Cinema History
Candid, behind-the-scenes shots from some of the greatest films ever made. Report by esquire.co.uk
The Awesome Art Of Moscow’s Subway Stations
For two weeks last year, Canadian photographer David Burdeny spent his nights 200 feet underground, shooting the surreal opulence of the Moscow Metro. With their ornate chandeliers, marble walls, bronze columns, and intricate mosaics, these […]
Everyday Hawaii Life In 1945
These amazing color snapshots were taken by Rogelio Alberto Casas, a Spanish-American soldier who served in the U.S. Army with the 30th Engineering Battalion, Company B, which was tasked with map making. They documented everyday […]
What Happens When You Release 1.5 Million Ballons At Once
In 1986, organizers with United Way of Cleveland thought they had the perfect idea to generate a little publicity and create a beautiful spectacle in the process. With a crowd of volunteers working all hours, […]
Shortlisted Winners Of Sony’s 2017 World Photography Awards
It’s the 10th anniversary of the Sony World Photography Awards, and photographers from over 50 countries around the world are helping them celebrate. More than 227,000 images were submitted for consideration this year. The competitors, […]
The King Of Italy: Gianni Agnelli
To celebrate the imminent fiftieth issue of The Rake, they look at three of the magazine’s most potent inspirations, spiritual founding fathers whose influence only emboldens during these turbulent times. Where better to start than […]
Titan Of Fashion Photography: Horst P. Horst
Kicking off another new series on Highsnobiety for 2016, we present the first edition of Know Your Photographers — a monthly in-depth look at the lives and careers of some of the most important photographers […]
Terrains Of The Body… A Superb Exhibition In London
Photo and video work from contemporary female artists goes on display at London’s Whitechapel Gallery, in a timely exhibit that uses the female body to look at identity. With work drawn from the National Museum of […]
Know Your Photographers: Terry Richardson
As influential as he is divisive, Terry Richardson has become something of a household name these days — a pop-cultural development that many are deeply uncomfortable with. Whether you love him or loathe him, there’s little getting […]
Gallery: Paris In The Fifties
London-based former chemical engineer, writer, and amateur photographer Allan took these black and white pictures during a visit to France. They are street photographs of Paris in the late of July in 1955. […]
Know Your Photographers: Helmut Newton
Known as the King of Kinky, Helmut Newton’s work helped define an entire era of erotically charged fashion photography. For over 40 years his trademark black-and-white images graced the pages of the world’s most prestigious […]
All The Wild Things: MYKITA’s Spring/Summer Eyewear Collection
Luxury eyewear brand MYKITA has launched its Spring/Summer 2017 collection with a lookbook titled “All The Wild Things.” This season, the Berlin-based label enlists photographer Mark Borthwick to shoot a series of portraits of local […]
Elfin Prototype For Many: Audrey Hepburn
The impact Audrey Hepburn had on pop culture is immeasurable, but to remember her as just an actress or a style icon does little justice to her character or biography. From the 1950s, she became the […]
Know Your Photographers: Irving Penn
Irving Penn was one of American photography’s greatest innovators. In an illustrious career that spanned well over six decades, he forever questioned, constantly experimented and persistently pushed at the boundaries of form, content and technique […]
Icon Of His Generation: Harrison Ford
Harrison Ford is as central to modern cinema as the films he has performed in. The Rake finds out why the force has been with him from the start. When they say that they don’t […]
Before She Was Famous: The Lost Madonna Polaroids
The missing Polaroids had kept Richard Corman awake at night for years. He had misplaced or, worse, thrown away dozens of shots he took of Madonna in April 1983, when she was a fiercely ambitious […]
New-Neo (Realism) Photography
Photographer and filmmaker Nick Clements, who is also the editor-in-chief of Men’s File magazine, has always been fascinated by both the imagery and techniques of Italian post-war cinema. More specifically his focus has been on […]