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Like the Phish concert dazzling below, some things just have the power to alter perception. Though we unfortunately we can’t take their lighting mastermind Chris Kuroda with us to keep that the visuals alive, we do have wearable psychedelics.
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If you live in New York City, you know the best part of Saturday and Sunday afternoon is basking in the warm sunlight with great food and strong drinks. If you’re not a fan of brunch, you apparently live in the wrong city – on every block there is at least one place you can get Eggs Benedict and a Bloody Mary to stave off hangover blues. As warm weather nears, more restaurants are opening their walls and outdoor seating for your enjoyment. But what to wear to this fabulous, yet casual occasion? Our guide below tells you how to dress for our favorite brunch spots in NYC.
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Award winning jewelry designer, Tom Binns gives Disney Living an exclusive interview from Tom’s showroom in Venice and takes us behind the Tom Binns for Walt Disney Signature Collection
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Jeweler Tom Binns is set to create six special designs (including the one above) inspired by “Alice in Wonderland.”
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I’m always a little nervous to use a clutch purse when going out in the city, but should I snag me one of these collaborated purses between Corto Moltedo and designer Tom Binns, being mugged is the last thing I’ll have to worry about! I’m not quite sure if this is an art piece or a practical purse, but nonetheless, long live the spikes!
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Teeming up with Disney to produce a collection to coincide with the release date of Tim Burtons Alice in Wonderland seems like the perfect way for Tom Binns to reach his audience. If you don’t already know about him after Michelle Obama wearing his designs you’re probably living under a rock in Tim Burton induced fantasy land. The best part about this collaboration: 35 pieces will be available for $100-$500, considerably less then normal Tom Binns prices. Although 6 pieces will retail from $1,000-$2,0000, a little bit of a Tom Binns diffusion line won’t hurt anyone.
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Tom Binns statement making jewelry is consistently impressive, and with Michelle Obama as a customer you really can’t dispute his talent. The preview of his Autumn/Winter line looks like classic Tom Binns, plenty of sparkle with a punky edge.
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When the phrase “fine jewelry” is said, bent forks and flea market charms don’t usually come to mind. But Belfast born Tom Binns decided to work against the norm. He graduated in 1981 from Middlesex Polytechnic with a Bachelor of Arts degree in jewelry design. Influenced by the Dada cultural movement, Binns created his own avant-garde collection of “Object Trouves.” His collaboration with Vivian Westwood and Malcolm Maclaren titled “Punk Couture” was a perfect way of showing his design style. His spectacular pieces have been featured on the pages of Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue for nearly two decades.
Besides Vivian Westwood, Los Angeles-based Binns has collaborated with such designers as Calvin Klein and Isaac Mizrahi. He also received the CFDA award for best accessories designer in 2006. Binns draws design inspiration from the environment around him, everyday objects and even what some people consider garbage. He uses flea market gems, shards of beach glass, seashells and vintage diamonds to create some truly mind-blowing pieces. Check out Binns’ jewelry at Henri Bendel.
