Jeremy Scott x Adidas Originals F/W 2010 X-Ray Track Suit

“The Cobra Shop is a fully functional vintage clothing store featuring the hottest pieces from the Cobrasnake’s personal collection, an exclusive selection of new merchandise from the coolest brands on earth, limited screen prints from Shepard Fairey, jeremy scott archive peices ,special awkward family photos installation, Steve Aoki’s favorite shoes, Vespa imaginary test drives and the world’s best selection of weird and unique items personally selected by the Cobrasnake for your shopping pleasure.”

— The Cobrasnake

I shot a lot of the photos for the opening of the Cobra Shop at Hollywood & Highland tonight. Click on the photo to go check them out!

Jeremy Scott for NO! Magazine

I worked on this photo shoot of Jeremy with my friend Mark Hunter.

Coachella, Day 2 - Busy P deejaying Jeremy’s party (the two used to promote together in Paris when they were teenagers). SoMe, behind Pedro, made the custom Coachella t-shirt.

Coachella, Day 2 - Ice sculpture of the always modest Jeremy Scott at his Toga party

Coachella, Day 2 - Jeremy Scott, Katy Perry, and Mark Hunter @ Jeremy’s

Coachella, Day 1 - Ivey rocking my Jeremy Scott, on our way to a party

SNPD - Toga! Toga! Toga!™ edition (from Jeremy Scott’s Coachella party)

ESCAPE FROM LA! (photo by me)

If you’ve been to Coachella before, you know the concert is really just what you to to kill time before the parties every night. Sure, there’s an Urban Outfitters mixtape worth of amazing music, but after four hours of parking and security just to get in the front door, I can’t imagine standing half a mile from the stage and getting excited about seeing an a few singles from even my favorite band (VIP passes are about as exclusive as a Costco membership, and even if you’ve got the real hookup, everyone with an artist badge is totally over it). I might show up to kick it with some friends who are performing, but this year I’m probably skipping the concert completely.

Instead of Jay-Z and Gorillaz, here’s my personal lineup:

OASIS at Merv Griffin’s estate friday night (Guys & Dolls party)

Alexa Chung’s Lacoste Party (with Chris Holmes and Devendra Banhart)

Brent Bolthouse’s Neon Carnival with 944 and A|X

Jeremy Scott TOGA PARTY (can’t wait for this!!!)

1OAK/Don’t Tell My Booker Shiny Toy Guns party

BPM x Music Loves Fashion at the Riviera Palm Springs

ANTHEM Magazine Lagoon

Desert Gold at the Ace

and a secret show by Phoenix at….

Hope everyone has an amazing weekend, hit me up if you’ll be in Indio.

Anna Selezneva (via)

Jeremy Scott! Check out the runway show for this line tonight on KELL ON EARTH

STYLE / FASHION

I’m really sad I wasn’t able to make it to NYC for Jeremy’s show, but it was amazing, as always. And Mark’s fashion week pictures are really my favorite, they have a unique style unlike typical runway photographs.

This is what I did all weekend… Is it weird that my “weekend” ends on Tuesday afternoon? Punk Rock, Jeremy Scott, Sevin Nyne, The Roosevelt, and Ivey - there’s a lot to love.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt at the Museum of Contemporary Art Gala in LA (via bohemea:suicideblonde)

The MOCA New opening was amazing, everyone was there - Brad and Angelina, Gwen and Gavin, Pharell, Takashi Murakami, Lindsay, Lady Gaga along with the Bolshoi Ballet, her best costume designer and my friend Jeremy Scott, the list goes on and on (more photos from the event, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7).  I love MOCA parties, they bring out the best in Los Angeles, and the best in Angelenos. They’re a reason for the old money to mingle with the young punks - and do it with style - everyone enjoys themselves, everyone dresses well, and the art was absolutely spectacular.  I haven’t blogged much because when I’m not working like crazy I’ve been I’ve been lucky enough to spend time with friends at events like this. I keep telling myself everything is going to wind down, I’ll get a chance to kick back and take a breath, post some photos, share some stories but the chaos is like perpetual motion… enjoy it while it lasts, I guess, one more spin on the merry-go-round.