Born and raised in Los Angeles, Alexandra Bellissimo has always been motivated towards the creation of unique imagery. As a conceptual photographer, her body of work strongly revolves around the theory of “making” pictures instead of simply, “taking” pictures. She often incorporates collaging techniques, as well as READ MORE

Alber Elbaz

Fashimals is a tumblr dedicated to portraying fashion icons as animals. Using a few of their iconic characteristics they replace some of the fashion industries most known faces with animals that suit their personalities in some way or another, perfectly. It is amazing how obvious and appropriate READ MORE

Mixed-media artist, Michelle Peterson-Albandoz is well known for her wood constructions on panel and sculpture made from reclaimed wood from urban areas. To be exact, chaotic materials that people just discard. Most of us don’t even see these objects that become cohesive panels inspired by nature. We just see READ MORE

Denise Grünstein is one of the best known and most highly respected profiles in Swedish photography. Her images are easily recognized for their characteristic, intensely present, highly personal and quite romantic artistic expression. Considered one of Sweden´s foremost portrayers of READ MORE

Masha Kirsanova in “Fetish Trend” photographed by Cate Underwood and styled by Julie Pelipas for L’Officiel Ukraine November 2011. I am loving the boldness and intensity of these looks! READ MORE

TrendMix Illustration by Spiros Halaris

Trendland’s Halloween mixtape, Bloody Good

A howling wind bursts through a haunted house, blowing open a squeaky door separating the helpless protagonist and Halloween‘s Michael Myers. Cue the music. Cue the senses. What stimulates fear in any lovable horror movie, or any film for that matter, is the soundtrack. It is music alongside visuals that evokes mirrored audience emotions of a story’s characters or climaxes. It’s why big, scary sharks will forever own those two simple, yet unforgettable repeated piano notes (thanks to Jaws). It’s why dark, dramatized church organs are associated more with Dracula than Sunday morning.

Bloody Good is a bit of the dark, eerie sounds you might expect to hear on this spooky holiday, and in most of your favorite screamer flicks of the season. As some of these dance-tastic tracks imply, we mustn’t forget that this day is also dedicated to the love of pranks, trick-or-treating, and dressing in disguise! Have a killer day, and enjoy the tunes. READ MORE