Jean Sequence: Women’s Fashion, Issue 103
A behind-the-scenes glimpse of our Nov. women's denim story, styled by Justin Min. Directed by Sarah Silver.
Videos
Surface + Audi Celebrate the American Influence Issue
Surface and Audi hosted an intimate dinner at Norwood Club to celebrate the American Influence issue. Cocktails courtesy Corzo Tequila. Video by Cody Kussoy.
Design Dialogues No. 4
Surface and Microsoft's Surface 2 hosted Design Dialogues No. 4 at Hôtel Americano in New York with hotelier Carlos Couturier and architect Enrique Norten. After the talk on Mexican hospitality design moderated by executive editor Spencer Bailey, guests sipped on cocktails by Corzo Tequila and browsed the Nov. issue on Surface 2 tablets. Video by the Wenck Brothers.
Surface + Bernardaud Dinner at Hôtel Americano
Surface and Bernardaud celebrated the American Influence issue and the brand's 150th anniversary with a dinner at Hôtel Americano. Guests including Met Museum design director Susan Seller and Villency Design Group CEO Eric Villency dined on Julian Schnabel's designs for the brand's anniversary dinnerware collection. Video by Cody Kussoy.
Design Dialogues No. 3: Las Vegas
The third installment of Design Dialogues, hosted by Surface and Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas, featured Joe Doucet and Sami Hayek. Video by Mark Higby.
Special thanks to Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas and Chef Pierre Gagnaire.
Issue 102
Get a glimpse of the Issue 102 cover stars, Francisco Costa and Italo Zucchelli of Calvin Klein Collection, on set at Industria Superstudio for the cover shoot. Video by Blake Martin. Cover photographed by Grant Cornett.
Surface Design Dialogues No. 2
Surface and Neuehouse hosted the second installment of Design Dialogues, featuring Ian Schrager and Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu of Yabu Pushelberg, on July 31. Video by Neuehouse.
Special thanks to Corzo Tequila and Bentley Motors.
Surface Design Dialogues No. 1
With Giulio Cappellini and Piero Lissoni.
Sebastian Errazuriz
An interview with the New York City-based designer.
Eames Demetrios
"British style is equal parts Isambard Kingdom Brunel, really great music, a little bit of a dark side ... and something about the Commonwealth."
13 Interviews at Tom Dixon’s London Underground
Featuring Tom Dixon, Winka Dubbeldam, Eames Demetrios, Brian Janusiak, Gisue Hariri, Pascale Wakim & Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte, Jon Call, Dr. Andrew Dent, Matthias Hollwich, Willy Wong, Jon Call, Bradford Shellhammer, and David Weeks.
Gisue Hariri
“When our Tower Lights were selected to be in the windows of Saks Fifth Avenue, my partner and I sat until 3 or 4 in the morning on one of the benches on Fifth Avenue, just admiring our own lights.”
Winka Dubbeldam
“British style is always on this edgy side — between conservative and this interesting switch, or completely punk and edgy and hard-core.”
Brian Janusiak
"British design seems to be marked with a sober intelligence, but the kind of intelligence that gives way to a sort of loud, uproarious laughter."
Pascale Wakim and Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte
“In terms of design, in New York you feel like you’re in the New World, and creative people are pushing without thinking in terms of the establishment.”
Jon Call
"British style is always about tradition, mixed with a wicked sense of humor. When I think of British style I think of Sartorial Splendor, Savile Row ... and then I think of people who have a twisted sense of reality – you can’t look at that Gherkin Building and not have a sense of humor."
Andrew Dent
“When we figure out how to use LEDs and electro-luminescence properly, we’ll have a whole new world of light that’s possible.”
Willy Wong
“I remember going to my father's jewelry factory in Hong Kong, and seeing the glow of this melted metal … I just wanted to stare at it forever.”
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