A cosy soundtrack weekend we hope our playlist finds everyone well! Our setting in regards to the events happening in Japan. It's been so hard for me to think about anything else throughout the week. I feel very close to what's happening, and it's breaking my heart every day...We welcome for a second time is Priscilla Ahn, she feel positive thoughts of hope help! and she losing her mind and just sitting here knowing all this is going on. We joining us in the Playlist return to the show to perform a live music set emotional song and catartic vocals, while singer-songwriter folk live music set. The Cosy weekend playlist brings together exclusive live music from our favourite Artists cosy sound throughout the Quiet night life of weekend.
SPECIAL MUSIC FOR JAPAN THIS WEEK IN PLAYLIST
—Priscilla Ahn Los Angeles based singer-songwriter Priscilla Ahn her talented use of the harmonica and kazoo add a beautiful quality to her songs. add a beautiful quality to her songs She – like many other performers – will occasionally use a loop pedal to record and play background vocals in real time. Even being the only artist on stage, Ahn is able to bring a richly layered and complex sound to her shows. By the Soundtrack Weekend inaugural music guideline, with exclusive live music from Portastudio's playlist, so conclude+Live music performing at the perfect way and welcome to your life join with the cosy music performs a set of songs on your cosy weekend night!
*{01} 'Song For Japan' |{02} 'A Good Day (Morning Song)'| {03} 'Dream' | {04} 'Rain' *+Special Song for Japan
{05} 'Lullaby' | {06} 'Living In A Tree'| {07} 'Astronaut' | {08} 'Leave The Light On'
{09} 'The Boobs Song' |{10} 'I don't feel it anymore'| {11} 'When You Grow Up' {12} 'Find My Way Back Home' |*{13} 'Opportunity to Cry' *+Cover Willie Nelson .........................................................................................
—RECENT +live SESSION ARCHIVES Catch up with previous +live sessions of A COSY SOUNDTRACK FOR WEEKEND Series
+LIVE SESSION 59 12 March 2011 ...................................................................................
+LIVE SESSION 58 5 March 2011 ...................................................................................
+LIVE SESSION 57 26 February 2011 ...................................................................................
In 2010, the Portastudio Playlist proud to presents A Cosy Soundtrack For Weekend+live Session, Is a cosy music smart playlist and feature interviews. From our panel which also includes selected by the Portastylistic. We focus on the inaugural music guideline, Our favourite musical talent with exclusive live music from around the world to the week ahead.
This Cosy life night weekend for your experience cosy music playlist with some familiar on your cosy night in pop sensation. our panel which also includes selected by the Portastylistic.
A Cosy Soundtrack For Weekend+live Session goes live every Saturday at 8pm. Bkk, Thailand time on Mixpod and right here at theportastylistic.blogspot.com.
PORTASTUDIO PLAYLIST A COSY SOUNDTRACK FOR WEEKEND +LIVE SESSION BY The PORTASTYLISTIC ...................................................................................
Brooklyn Tokyo X MONOCLE ‘Support Japan Bracelet’ Pre-order are being taken on MONOCLE Shop!
*Stock to arrive — April 4th.
With all proceeds helping to support Japan in its recovery from the devastating earthquake and tsunami, Monocle is releasing a special-edition leather bracelet in collaboration with Brooklyn Tokyo.
The bracelet is embossed with "Support Japan" on one side and "Brooklyn Tokyo x Monocle" on the reverse. It uses leather from tanneries in the Miyagi region, where the earthquake and tsunami struck. Made in Japan - for Japan. Pre-orders are being taken on monocle.com.
PREORDERS AVAILABLE NOW With all proceeds helping to support Japan in its recovery from the devastating earthquake and the ensuing tsunami, Monocle is releasing a special-edition red leather bracelet in collaboration with Brooklyn Tokyo.
Photography by Mr Bill Gentle, Styling by Mr Dan May, Words by Mr Peter Henderson
The origin of the blazer - whether naval or sporting - is a disputed piece of style history, but its versatility and appeal is something no one can quarrel with. Blazers have long been synonymous with gentlemanly sports; in the 1900s they were often worn for playing tennis, a look which has, strangely enough, long since gone out of favour. The more modern take of wearing your blazer with your everyday casuals became an accepted ensemble around the start of the 20th century, and nowadays, this humble jacket is one of our most essential wardrobe items. Whether dressed up with sharp tailored trousers, a shirt and tie, or worn casually with jeans and knitwear, there are few situations in which a blazer cannot be worn (apart from tennis, that is).
This week, Mr Jon Paul, a Brooklyn-based actor and rock-climbing fanatic, generously spared an hour or two to model five of the best ways to sport the blazer, helping us banish any thoughts of country clubs or school uniforms along the way.
The Louis Vuitton City Guides collection has already passed through nearly 100 cities across the world and calls on the talents of more than one hundred independent journalists and writers, who provide an attentive, informed commentary on the changes shaking the heart of cities, offering objective views on fashion, design, the arts and gastronomy.
These brand new City Guides, released on October 15th, touch down in totally unprecedented cities. Berlin, Kyoto and Nara are also being offered for the first time in an individual volume alongside London, Los Angeles, Paris, Rome, New York and Tokyo. Meanwhile, the indispensable European City box set is adding seven new destinations to its map: Beirut, Courchevel, Gstaad, Oxford, Palma, Poto Cervo and Thessaloniki. Equipped with easy-to-use maps, the guide unlocks each city’s best treasures for both seasoned travelers and curious insiders.
The Louis Vuitton City Guide Berlin is available in French, English, and German, and explores this multifaceted German capital through more than 500 discerning addresses. Guesthouses steeped in nostalgia, little-known vegetarian restaurants, restored brasseries, quirky designers, cutting-edge fashion, hip night spots, revamped museums, and art galleries in constant flux paint the portrait of a fascinating city.
The entirely updated Louis Vuitton City Guide Paris reveals the French capital down to the finest detail. 600 address, each one selected with a fresh and discerning eye, impart restaurants with virtuoso young chefs alongside neighborhood cafes; luxury hotels and charming guesthouses; fashion maestros and design trailblazers; distinguished galleries and secret museums.
The sixth edition of the Louis Vuitton City Guide New York explores every facet of this effervescent metropolis. The selection of some 600 addresses has been thoroughly updated to include grand hotels, stylish bars, world-class restaurants, glamourous nightclubs, fashion and design stores, innovative art galleries and more. In other words, it’s a new edition that dives straight into New York’s vibrantly beating heart, highlighting the city’s extraordinary vitality.
Louis Vuitton City Guides 2011: • European Cities – US$135 • New York – US$34 • Paris – US$34 • Tokyo – US$34 • Berlin – US$34
Available at Louis Vuitton stores worldwide.
Also, to celebrate Ruben Toledo’s work for Louis Vuitton City Guide since 1998, Louis Vuitton releases a Post Card box containing 100 of Ruben Tuledo’s illustrations.
Ruben Toledo —100 postcards for louis vuitton city guide
Louis Vuitton pays tribute to Ruben Toledo’s vibrant work with the release of this collector’s box of 100 postcards. In beautiful fluorescent colors, the Postcard Box celebrates 100 illustrations Ruben Toledo has created for the Louis Vuitton City Guide since 1998; a real retrospective of images that capture a distinct vision of travel and passion for detail.
Ruben Toledo – one of my deeply admired artists – was born in Havana, Cuba, in 1961 and is a painter, sculptor, illustrator and fashion chronicler in one. He lives in New York with his wife, fashion designer Isabel Toledo. His work has been exhibited throughout the world, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and London’s Victoria and Albert Museum. “My aim is to paint a portrait of a city and to draw out its special and eternal essence; to capture the unique tempo and character of each.” – Ruben Toledo
The Ruben Toledo 100 Postcards for Louis Vuitton City Guide is available at Louis Vuitton for US$115. Based from the postcards below, it looks really beautiful! This will definitely be a collector’s item!
Vienna, Austria
Shanghai, China
Monaco, Monaco
Biarritz, France
Istanbul, Turkey
Saint Petersburg, Russia
Beijing, China
Images via Louis Vuitton, Postcard artworks by Ruben Toledo
Louis Vuitton is well known for their beautifully crafted trunks and luggage collections. There’s no doubt that this fashion power house has a soft spot for travel. In fact, since 1998 LV has been publishing their very own sets of city guides. Of course it goes without saying that the guides will point you in the direction of luxury!
The LV City Guides are loaded with the addresses to the best hotels, restaurants, local markets, boutiques, hot new designers, galleries, little-known monuments and all the tucked away hot spots in some of the world’s top destinations. Cities include Tokyo, Paris, London, Los Angeles, Miami, as well as less touristy spots like Basel, Deauville, Knokke-le-Zoute, Mykonos, Malaga and Tel-Aviv among the 40 destinations currently offered.
Design and packaging of these chic guides was inspired by the Louis Vuitton vintage luggage label found on their holiday trunks. The guides are dark brown to reflect LV’s signature style with pops of bright colours like Pistachio Green, Rosewood and Magenta. Inside you’ll not only find the best address book for your selected city, but also easy to read maps and helpful illustrations. Best of all the guides are the perfect size to be thrown into your bag or your back pocket making them easy to tote around town.
The 2011 European Edition Box Set will be released on October 15th and will feature seven new cities including Oxford and Porto Cervo. You can get your hands on past editions individual cities (like my home-town Miami) for approximately $35USD or the 2010 European Cities Box Set for $130USD online or in select stores.
Most of you should know by now that we are fans of Tyler Brulé’s Monoclemagazine. The November issue has just been released and once again it is on point. From stories on the new Ace Hotel New York to choosing food spots in Toyko with APC’s Jean Touitou, there is a lot of good stuff in the new issue.
The highlight though, its the Monocle x Louis Vuitton Tokyo City guide. Celebrating the launch of the official Louis Vuitton Tokyo City Guide, Monocel got together with Louis Vuitton Japan and created a poster edition of the guide. Not only does it give you the latest hotspot hotels and restaurants, you also get a piece of artwork by Leiji Matsumoto.
Louis Vuitton New-York City Guide 2011 Edition will be available on October 15th.
On this week's+live session of A cosy soundtrack weekend we welcome for a second time is Sarah Blasko joining us in the Playlist return to the show to perform a live music set emotional song and catartic vocals, while singer-songwriter folk live music set. The Cosy weekend playlist brings together exclusive live music from our favourite Artists cosy sound throughout the Quiet night life of weekend.
ARTIST THIS WEEK IN PLAYLIST
—Sarah Blasko Sarah Blasko is an ARIA Award winning Australian musician. She was born in Sydney soon after her family returned from French-speaking Réunion where her parents had been missionaries. By the Soundtrack Weekend inaugural music guideline, with exclusive live music from Portastudio's playlist, so conclude+Live music performing at the perfect way and welcome to your life join with the cosy music performs a set of songs on your cosy weekend night!
{01} 'All I Want' |{02} 'Down On Love'| {03} 'Is My Baby Yours' | {04} 'We Won't Run'
{05} 'Always on this Line' | {06} 'Hey Ya'| {07} 'Don't Dream It's Over'
In 2010, the Portastudio Playlist proud to presents A Cosy Soundtrack For Weekend+live Session, Is a cosy music smart playlist and feature interviews. From our panel which also includes selected by the Portastylistic. We focus on the inaugural music guideline, Our favourite musical talent with exclusive live music from around the world to the week ahead.
This Cosy life night weekend for your experience cosy music playlist with some familiar on your cosy night in pop sensation. our panel which also includes selected by the Portastylistic.
A Cosy Soundtrack For Weekend+live Session goes live every Saturday at 8pm. Bkk, Thailand time on Mixpod and right here at theportastylistic.blogspot.com.
PORTASTUDIO PLAYLIST A COSY SOUNDTRACK FOR WEEKEND +LIVE SESSION BY The PORTASTYLISTIC ...................................................................................
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*{01} 'Song For Japan' | {02} 'A Good Day (Morning Song)' | {03} 'Dream'
{05} 'Lullaby' | {06} 'Living In A Tree' | {07} 'Astronaut' | {08} 'Leave The Light On' 
{09} 'The Boobs Song' | {10} 'I don't feel it anymore' | {11} 'When You Grow Up'
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