Una coolhunter en Nueva York

«Empezad a extender la noticia, hoy me voy [a Nueva York]. Quiero ser parte de ella. Mis zapatos de vagabundo están deseando cruzar su corazón. Quiero despertar en la ciudad que nunca duerme y sentirme el rey de la colina, en la cima del éxito. Mis tristezas de pueblo pequeño se esfuman... Si puedo conseguirlo allí, lo haré en cualquier parte». Fragmentos de New York, New York (Liza Minelli, 1977) ............................................... "Cool&Net" Signals Impactos, señales e insights de la ciudad de NY: Moda, arte, cultura, consumo, individuos, arquitectura, urbanismo, ocio, museo, barrios, tiendas, marcas.....todo entra en el panorama de tendencias de esta ciudad-espejo!! Welcome:))) .............................................. Facebook Twitter NetHunting .............................................. My NY City Guide The Trendiest place in the city. Lower East & Williamsburg Nolita o "Los nuevos Bobos del paraíso" The "East" Los "Ups" Los "Downs" The Weekend Plans Out Of... Apple Place Soho: "En el mall de la ciudad" West: el "Village" .............................................. Barrios Brooklyn Manhattan Bronx Queens Staten Island

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TIPBOMBING NEW YORK CITY! 

The new cultural movement takes New York’s subway performers by surprise with a huge collective tip!

2nd Tipbombing was take place on Wednesday, July 30, 8:30pm at Times Square. The team will be gathering at the A/C/E/1/2/3 subway station entrance at 42nd Street and 7th Avenue.

and TipBombing No. 2 surpassed all expectations!!!

Next tipbombing following: http://www.tipbombing.com/

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PARK AVENUE PROJECT

Ewerdt Hilgemann‘s upcoming art installation will be launched on Park Avenue in New York on August 1. “Moments in a Stream” is a series of seven stainless steel sculptures, which will be located from 52nd Street to 67th Street on the grassy medians. 

The “Moments in a Stream” installation will be accompanied by an exhibition of Hilgemann’s work at Magnan Metz Gallery, ‘FreezeFrame’, on view from August 7th-21st. 

  http://www.kaihilgemann.com/exhibitions/hilgemann-park-ave-project

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  A New Mapping Tool Lets NYC Residents Peek Into Developers' Plans

The Municipal Art Society has created a resource to alert residents to neighborhood building plans they'd otherwise never get to weigh in on.

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Art is trash!!! With Mariana #friends #nyc #embajadoresdeciudades #arte

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Good story time....!!!! #nyc #retail #embajadoresdeciudades

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Presencia....city canvas #nyc #embajadoresdeciudades

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Escenarios.... City canvas & skyline #nyc #embajadoresdeciudades #graffiti

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Como fue.... Como es #vintage #photo #nyc #embajadoresdeciudades

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Visiones q te transportan.....:)))) #nyc #embajadoresdeciudades #williamsburg #brooklyn

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Esteticas q me fascinan:)) #nyc #embajadoresdeciudades

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"Between 14th & Bedford: NY Subway Dancers" goes behind the scenes of the lives of the city's young entertainers.

Para quien haya cruzado varias veces ese puente vía subway les sonarán mucho, para quien no verá un estilo de vida, una forma de vivir, un motor humano más de la ciudad a través de sus arterias:))

parar, escuchar y bailar!!!

enjoy it:)

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NEW YORK PIZZA PROJECT

This is a book about pizza, but not about food. The New York Pizza Project is the work of five New Yorkers who set out to capture the stories behind the slices.

Like many New Yorkers, we have a special connection to pizza, particularly to the neighborhood pizza places we grew up going to–the afterschool hangout, the late-night-hole-in-the-wall, the shop where we first learned to fold a slice.

We’re hitting up pizza places throughout the five boroughs, recording interviews and snapping photos. The result is a mosaic of portraits and anecdotes that highlight the unique relationship between new Yorkers, their city and their iconic food.

http://nypizzaproject.com/

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NYC Before & After

James and Karla Murray, the photographers who brought us the wonderful book Store Front: The Disappearing Face of New York, have been quietly working on an exciting new project.

http://www.jamesandkarlamurray.com/JamesandKarlaMurraySTOREFRONT.html

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A Map Of New York, Drawn Through The Bike Trails Of Lovers

That’s the idea behind A Subjective Map of New York City, by CleverºFranke’s lead designer Vincent Meertens. For a year, Meertens and his girlfriend Larissa tracked their comings and goings across NYC using the iPhone app OpenPaths (in a similar vein to Nicholas Felton’s deep Feltron Reports). Then Meertens added these travels to a map of the city--a map devoid of streets or other markers. And the result is what you see here. It’s New York for sure, but its details are etched out purely by activity.

http://www.fastcodesign.com/3028867/infographic-of-the-day/a-map-of-new-york-drawn-through-the-bike-trails-of-lovers

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CITI BIKE TOP POINTS THROUGH BIG DATA RIDDING. CHECK IT OUT;-) #VIDEOAt long last, we have documented trips on Citi Bike. Rides are displayed as point-to-point journeys (not routed in the street grid – yet) and are rendered in color based on whether the rider was an annual or casual user.This visualization was produced using journey data from Tuesday, September 17th at 12 midnight and Wednesday, September 18th at midnight. Approximately 75,000 rides were taken in these two days.

The weather was mild, with highs in the 60s and lows in the 50s. No rain at all was recorded.

Some points to watch: > Port Authority, Grand Central and Penn Station rushes at 6am > Post-work leisure rides > Transit delays throughout the day (taken from MTA's feed) > Heavy annual member use in Brooklyn > Tourist rides on Central Park and the Brooklyn Bridge > Stations along the FDR during morning commute > Long trips from Brooklyn to the Upper East Side > Casual users surging in mid afternoons > Riding pairs throughout, but especially noticeable in the afternoons and right after midnight > Heavy post-midnight travel in Brooklyn

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BEST INSTAGRAMERS #NYFW2014

There's more to Fashion Week than what's draped across the models or the attendees at runway shows. With an ever-crowding competitive schedule, more brands have begun to embrace innovation in presentations—like last season's show-stopping debut from Opening Ceremony. No longer just a stroll down the catwalk; performance and theatrics contribute to shows being must-see events, with all elements supporting the clothing and accessories in one harmonious happening. After months (if not years) of work, it only makes sense to introduce a new line amidst an equally expressive event. From walls dripping chocolate to a mind-bending hydraulic opera, here are some of our favorites this season.

  Photographer and blogger, William Yan captured an unexpected moment at this season's Mark McNairy presentation. "McNairy always surprises people with special guests on his runway shows and this time it's none other than Killa Cam himself," he explains to CH. "It was so fun to shoot because Cam'ron walked down the runway stunting on people and even managed to pose a bit at the end of the runway and this was my money shot."

Phil Oh, Vogue contributing photographer and Editor in Chief at Street Peeper, snapped an in-motionpicture at Hood by Air (HBA) that conveys the increasing amount of performance during Fashion Week. HBA designer Shayne Oliver had his models stomp down the runway and conclude in an impressive session of voguing.

  Without a doubt, Moncler's hydraulic opera, Winter Symphony, presented one of the most powerful experiences all week. Fashion writer Jim Shi landed an up-close video of the production. He explains that extraordinary is ordinary for the brand: "Having been to my fair share of Moncler events over the last decade, I've come to expect nothing but a spectacle of the very best kind from CEO Remo Ruffini—especially with Villa Eugenie producing." He refers to their shows as being, "always a visual smorgasbord of delight, and with the static backdrop of models juxtaposed against the well-paced Pendulum Choir, I felt an in-action Instagram video would best capture the feeling." Fortunately, those who missed can watch the entire operaonline.

Opening Ceremony wowed the discerning crowds of Fashion Week once again. This time around, real chocolate was dripping from the walls of the Antwerp-inspired show; creating a moving backdrop that emitted the sweetest scent. Parisian blogger Mathieu Lebreton, publisher of Daaamn took a detail shot, revealing some of its texture. He notes, "I was, in fact, inspired first by the scent, then by the chocolate in motion. I think that Opening Ceremony is one of the best to offer a show with an experiment for all the senses."

  While Alexander Wang often garners attention for what he brings to the style world, some NYFW attendees were surprised that he held his show at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Wang brought his show to life with a moving platform that added a nice spin. Ever-present fashion fan Peter Brant II caught a superbvideo from one of the best seats in the house.

At NYC's New Museum, clothing brand Telfar complimented its runway show with 3D-printed versions of their models, made by shapeways. Illustrator and animator Paul Tuller snagged a magic moment: "I could tell the models were genuinely excited to find their 3D miniatures, so it was cool to see an unscripted part of the presentation. It also removed that line between audience and model."

  Model Jaranin S. Hudson was one of only a few to capture a noteworthy image of Maison Martin Margiela's MM6 presentation, with this photo. He described the event as being almost perfect, encircling an intense musical performance.

"It's always good fun when a fashion show is equal parts fashion and show," InStyle Editor in Chief Ariel Foxman says. "Tommy's ski chalet winter wonderland did that this week for his strong collection of romantic, cozy mountain-inspired looks. It was extra special to be in the snow, yet warm and dry!" Foxman'sphoto captures the wondrous alpine nature of the Tommy Hilfiger set.

  Thom Browne always manages to turn the fashion world on its head. This year, he took everyone to church, featuring nasty nuns and religious iconography. Alyssa Shapiro, Style Editor at BlackBook Magazine landed a photo that expresses it all. "Browne's shows conjure a mood using almost all of the senses—all that was missing this season was the bread and wine. As glamorous as the women were, some dripping in gold, that creepy undertone would pervade. And I love that," she says. Also noting that it was a superb follow-up to last season's mental institution theme.

Refinery29's Associate Fashion Editor Willow Lindley captured the scene at Prabal Garung best, with a magnificent photo showcasing the event's grandeur. "The Prabal Gurung show was so dark and moody with the beautiful gold gongs hanging in the middle," she says. "During the final walk, the sea of red was pretty overwhelming—glamour, defined! I got quite snap happy and this was my favorite out of what I took. I can't help but think that these ladies really resemble the red dancing emoji."

Scene, by All highlights festivals, openings, parties and other events through multiple perspectives of people who were there. Our editors select social media posts by participants, guests and our own contributors, pairing images with quotes, history, audio and other relevant content, to create multimedia collages that dynamically capture a moment in time.

http://www.coolhunting.com/style/scene-by-all-nyfw-aw-2014.php?

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#MIPSTERZ MOVEMENT NYC

hipster + musulman fashion signals!