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Jonathan Leder’s new video teaser featuring Amy Hood with music by Serge Gainsbourg.

Luca Trevisani’s “Fino alla punta delle tue dita” (Until the edge of your finger) at Valentina Bonomo Gallery. Curated by Claudia Gioia. Via del Portico d’Ottavia, 13, Rome. Text by Yanyan Huang and photograph by Marco Annunziata

Cura is a magazine, publishing house, and project space. British artist Oliver Osborne shows his leafy paintings for Cura’s inaugural basement show. Reckless Project No. 1 with Guest Oliver Osbourne will be on view until March 25, 2013 at Cura, via Ricciotti, 4, Rome. Text by Yanyan Huang and photograph by Marco Annunziata

Issey Miyake Dress/YSL wedges

This editorial comes to us all the way from Hollywood, California and photographer Austin Ellis. See more photographs after the jump.  [CLICK HERE...]

The much anticipated debut monograph from Synchrodogs, the emerging avant-garde photographer duo from Ukraine. A curation of their most interesting work to date presented in a large format clothbound hardcover book. This First Edition is limited to just 460 numbered copies. Tania Shcheglova and Roman Noven of Synchrodogs have only been collaborating since 2008, but have had solo exhibitions around the world and have contributed to many magazines, including Pas Un Autre Issue 1. Available here.

New editorial by Jonathan Leder. See more photographs after the jump. (more…)

A new editorial by Death of Youth. See more photographs after the jump. [CLICK HERE...]

Recently banned from youtube, music video for Reptile Youth’s track It’s Easy To Lose Yourself off their current self titled album directed by Peter Kaaden. “The video is the song. The song is the video. It’s not a complicated way around, it’s not the opposite and not an arty interpretation. You get what the song is about. Uncensored, honest & real. Everything is minimized to the necessaries in the song and in the video” Peter Kaaden.

Jemima Kirke, from the show Girls, in her studio. photograph by Kathy Grayson

Marcelo Krasilcic is a Brazilian American photographer born in São Paulo into an Eastern European Jewish family. He moved to New York in 1990 to study art and photography at the New York University. Soon after graduating at NYU, he started exhibiting his art work and helped define the 1990’s while creating images for magazines such as Purple, Dazed & Confused, Self-Service and Visionaire. Marcelo’s further contributions to magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue Hommes International, as well as album covers for bands such as Everything but the Girl, solidified his influence in the international fashion and portrait industry. Marcelo Krasilcic photography will be on view from until March 30, in conjunction with the publication of a book with his work from the 90s, at Colette, 213 rue Saint-Honoré 75001 Paris