Mary & Matt

Best logo in town. Zabar’s, it’s a classic.

We found these ornaments in a market in San Antonio, and have been waiting all year to put them on our tree.

If we had a time machine we would visit Oldenburg’s “Store”, which opened 50 years ago today in his studio. The “Store” was not only the point of sale, but also the place of production.
4 $ale in 1961: Girdle = $249.95, Big Sandwich = $149.98, $9.99 = $399.95 & Red Tights $395.99. Take more stock [here].

Scarf season! A study of some of Mary’s favorite Hermès pieces. From Left to Right: The Pani La Shar Pawnee, Brides de Gala (Grandma’s OG 1957), Les Clés and The Grand Apparat. Bonjour Hermès. Je serais ravi de vous rencontrer.

From the city to the suburbs – to the beach – to the southwest… Mary’s custom Chance espadrilles have traveled well. It’s been a great summer, but now is time to think about a custom made loafer.

A true champ, innovator, and stylish monsieur, René Lacoste. Nicknamed “the Crocodile” after a bet he made with the Captain of the French Davis Cup in which he promised René a crocodile-skin suitcase if he won – and he did. Love these looks on the court and off.

US Open time! Snaps from past court visits.

Matt’s wide striped Brooks Brothers oxford shirt! Beach Boys circa 1966 steez. We found it at a tag sale earlier this summer. Still a few weeks left to rock it with white jeans.

Joey catches a wave. Art directed by Arturo Vega for Punk Magazine in 1978. Gabba Gabba Hey… via eat tarantula.