Look of the Week; week of July 27, 2009
This week's look of the week is Devin Lucien. Devin is a DJ based in LA, and born and raised here as well. Devin has been a staple on the Hollywood club scene for the last 2 years or so, playing the most fun and exclusive spots in the city. Despite being a Journalism major in college, he pursued his passion of music. It's always great to see people who pursue their passion. Check out this mix he did, more on the chill side for the home or car.
Devin Lucien / Los Angeles / Deckstar DJ
Here's a recap of what Devin is wearing:
Arden white/blue shirt click here
West Ben white sweater hood click here
Parliament white shorts click here
How would you describe your style: Street kid with grown taste
Your personal fashion icon: Not sure; so many
Favorite lunch spot? Dinner spot? Joan’s / Cobras
Top 3 favorite designers other than Five Four: Ralph Lauren, Pegleg, Fred Perry
Most desired apparel item ever: Red Wing boots
Your favorite pair of shoes: Right now; “Superga?” white sneaks
Favorite city you’ve ever visited: New York
Favorite vacation place: Hawaii
Defining moment of success: Getting with Deckstar
Favorite artist: Keith Haring
Favorite store: American Rag
Best concert you’ve ever been to: Pixies or Beck
MAC or PC? Mac
If you were stuck on an island for 3 days, what 3 items would you take with you?: 1.) Computer 2.) Good Book 3.) A Girl
Sunset in the neighborhood of Urca, in Rio De Janerio.
Ipanema Beach. Mid Day. Just gorgeous.
What they call the "Devil's Mouth". Just absolutely massive.
Rio De Janeiro competing to get the 2016 Olympics hosted in their city.
Sand castles in Copacabana Beach.
Typical Brazilian food. Meat, rice, and traditional toppings.
Samba Musicians from the samba school of Portela. This is where
they train and rehearse for Carnival.
Elderly musicians perform Samba for an audience.
View from the roof during the Portela Samba School event.
Photo taken by Mark "The Cobrasnake" Hunter at the Adidas Party in
Sao Paulo. With friends, enjoying the night.
View of part of Rio from the Christ the Redeemer Statue.
Helicopter trip to see a view of Rio De Janeiro.
A view of Rio De Janeiro. Lakes, mountains, and ocean. Just fantastic.
Inside of a beautiful church in the center of Rio De Janeiro.
The Famous Lapa Steps from the artist Selaron. www.selaron.net
The well known artist Selaron. Definitely check out his stuff!
He puts tiles over 200 steps, and has made his art an international
tourist spot. Constantly changes the tiles and has been working on it
for decades.
The Sugar Loaf Mountains, where by cable car, a gorgeous view of
the city can be seen.
Rio at night from the Sugar Loaf look out point.
Yet another gorgeous view of Rio at night.
Ipanema Beach at sunset. Notice the "Twin Mountains" in the background.
Trolley car that takes visitors to the area of Santa Teresa, a
small quaint town in the mountains of Rio.
The Famous Lapa archways. Check out the trolley on the top!
Notice the favela (settlement town) in the background here.
There is a massive divide between the poor and wealthy in Rio and in
Brazil in general.
Check out all the people on Ipanema beach! And its not even
summer when this was taken!
Famous Pineapple Sandwich in Copacabana, Rio De Janeiro.
Just one small view in Sao Paulo. The city has 20 million people.
Yet another view of a section in Sao Paulo. Buildings everywhere.
Street performer just outside a subway stop in Sao Paulo. Notice
the lines to give him space to speak and perform in public.
View from inside a church in Sao Paulo. Check out the great
wooden doors and public square between the doors.
My buddy Mark “The Cobrasnake” Hunter invited me to an amazing
house party sponsored by Adidas...Here we are together at the event.
Everything I took for two months for my backpacking trip, on a bed.
Behind the scenes. A photo of the Criciuma Football team in
their locker room.
Police on the field protecting the coaches and players from
crazy fans, at one of the stadiums.
A shot taken on the field of the actual Criciuma Football Stadium.
Traditional Brazilian buffet food.
The small town of Urussanga, Brazil.
A photo I took during sunset in Florianapolis in the south of Brazil.
A birthday cake. What a tasty desert that was!
Vendors on the beaches of Florianapolis.
Motorcycles line the streets. They provide a fast yet dangerous
way to get places.
Yet another gorgeous sunset in Florianapolis.
Buildings along the water in Centro, Florianapolis.
Sunset. No description needed.
Boats in the area of Lagoa on the Island of Florianapolis.
Amazing scenery on Florianapolis.
Florianapolis.
This is a picture of someone sand boarding on a huge sand
mountain in the area of Jurere, Florianapolis.
The Sand boards at Sunset. Try not to fall, cause a face full of
sand is no fun :)
Tucano Hostel. A great place run by two siblings and fantastic staff.
The Iguazu Falls from the Brazilian side. Probably the most
gorgeous thing I have ever seen in my life.
Because of the mist, water, and sunlight, amazing rainbows can
be seen at the falls. Once again this photo was taken on the Brazilian
side of the falls.
No description necessary.
The most unbelievable water falls I have ever seen.
The Iguazu Falls from the Argentinean side. Much different view,
definitely a lot closer to the water.
