Sunday, February 28, 2010
A sneak peak at whats coming your way from T.V. this spring
Check out these sneak snaps of our editorial in the first issue of Turkish Vogue, shot in Mardin, Turkey.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Amanda Lepore @ BONBON Tuesdays!
Come out and join Team Vivanco in supporting our favorite Glamazon as she Tears up the stage at BonBon Tuesdays!
SUSANNE BARTSCH AND KENNY KENNY WITH BALLOON BURLESQUE BY AMANDA LEPORE
PRESENT A MOST GLAMOUROUS EVENING * BONBON * TUESDAY
TUESDAY FEB. 23 2010 11PM UNTIL
DJ JHONNY DYNELL
BONBON GIRLS *AMANDA LEPORE *
*8$*DRINKS SPECIALS (all night)
@JULIET 539 WEST 21ST ( 10 AND 11AVE )
EVERY TUESDAY
SUSANNE BARTSCH AND KENNY KENNY WITH BALLOON BURLESQUE BY AMANDA LEPORE
PRESENT A MOST GLAMOUROUS EVENING * BONBON * TUESDAY
TUESDAY FEB. 23 2010 11PM UNTIL
DJ JHONNY DYNELL
BONBON GIRLS *AMANDA LEPORE *
*8$*DRINKS SPECIALS (all night)
@JULIET 539 WEST 21ST ( 10 AND 11AVE )
EVERY TUESDAY
Monday, February 22, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
Mariano Vivanco for Wonderland
Make sure you go out and grab the new issue of Wonderland and check out "Control", Mariano's awesome night story featuring Sessilee Lopez, Charlotte Di'Calypso and Tara Gill.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Team Vivanco guest blogger: Cooper Cheatham
Information and technology , where does it start ,where does it end? A piece by Cooper Cheatham.
As Mariano once said, one of his favorite places is on an airplane because he is completely cut off from all means of communication. It’s one of the few times that he’s able to sit back and relax and get away from it all. Likewise, I feel a common sense of relief when my phone dies. I’ve recently upgraded to the Motorola Droid and the capabilities of it are astounding, yet I’m so connected that it truly is a relief when the screen goes black and no matter how hard the power button is pressed, it will not turn back on.
Now, with every new development that technology and the internet have to offer, where do we draw the line in our accessibility? With Facebook, we’re able to find our preschool classmates and stalk them through their photos and interests and catch up on the old days. With Twitter, we’re able to follow the daily activities of an acquaintance we’ve only met once at a party, where she exclaimed that she was an avid follower of our tweets.
This constant connection and expected availability is wearing down the lines between virtual and reality, so much so that normal daily conversation consists of discussing the “Rattle Snake’s” party photos that were tagged of you and how to form the witty status update to make up for said photos. Now with Google Buzz, Gmail, one of the few places left out of the “status update” foray, our location, photos, thoughts, and links that were already shared on Facebook, 4square, Twitter, Tumblr and Blogspot can now be reproduced again on Buzz.
The information that is available at our fingertips through the internet has changed the way that we learn, but through all these various ways to contact other people, where exactly do we reach or maximum for this abundance of information? Waiting for that black screen seems to be one of the only ways to get out of it.
As Mariano once said, one of his favorite places is on an airplane because he is completely cut off from all means of communication. It’s one of the few times that he’s able to sit back and relax and get away from it all. Likewise, I feel a common sense of relief when my phone dies. I’ve recently upgraded to the Motorola Droid and the capabilities of it are astounding, yet I’m so connected that it truly is a relief when the screen goes black and no matter how hard the power button is pressed, it will not turn back on.
Now, with every new development that technology and the internet have to offer, where do we draw the line in our accessibility? With Facebook, we’re able to find our preschool classmates and stalk them through their photos and interests and catch up on the old days. With Twitter, we’re able to follow the daily activities of an acquaintance we’ve only met once at a party, where she exclaimed that she was an avid follower of our tweets.
This constant connection and expected availability is wearing down the lines between virtual and reality, so much so that normal daily conversation consists of discussing the “Rattle Snake’s” party photos that were tagged of you and how to form the witty status update to make up for said photos. Now with Google Buzz, Gmail, one of the few places left out of the “status update” foray, our location, photos, thoughts, and links that were already shared on Facebook, 4square, Twitter, Tumblr and Blogspot can now be reproduced again on Buzz.
The information that is available at our fingertips through the internet has changed the way that we learn, but through all these various ways to contact other people, where exactly do we reach or maximum for this abundance of information? Waiting for that black screen seems to be one of the only ways to get out of it.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Hello from Milan
Hey Guys,
Team Vivanco is reporting live from Milan after shooting a GQ special for the 20th Anniversary of Dolce & Gabbana Menswear. Here is a snap of Mariano doing an interview with Aurelie from Swide Magazine speaking first hand on his experiences working, shooting and being inspired. Look out for this interview!
Team Vivanco is reporting live from Milan after shooting a GQ special for the 20th Anniversary of Dolce & Gabbana Menswear. Here is a snap of Mariano doing an interview with Aurelie from Swide Magazine speaking first hand on his experiences working, shooting and being inspired. Look out for this interview!
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Mariano Vivanco for Wonderland feat. Pierce Taylor
Check out the current issue of Wonderland to see this amazing editorial Mariano shot featuring Mariano's assistant Pierce Taylor.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Mariano Vivanco for Pull & Bear
Shot in the wheat fields of Argentina, I hope you like our Spring campaign for Pull & Bear
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