Diane Arbus Sundays

Diane Arbus was an American photographer and writer noted for black-and-white square photographs of “deviant and marginal people or of people whose normality seems ugly or surreal”. Working with her husband, Diane Arbus started out in advertising and fashion photography. She and Allan became quite a successful team, with photographs appearing in such magazines as Vogue. […] Read More

Playing With Breakfast

NYC-based artists Josie Keefe and Phyllis Ma may boast prestigious Columbia University degrees and full-time gigs — but really, they’re just looking for an excuse to play with their food. These days, the prop stylist and window dresser, respectively, are creating striking food images that are quite unlike the waffle-and-latte breakfast shots you’re used to […] Read More

Shady Lady

Whether you’re looking to protect your skin or to elevate your jeans-and-tee combo, hats are destined to be your go-to accessory this summer. Read More

1957 Magazines

The 1950’s were certainly a more glamorous time than the present.  When you simply glance at a cover of a 1950’s magazine, it suddenly becomes apparent how gorgeous the fashion of that era were.  It takes the gals at Filthy Rebena a long time to flip through the pages – seduced by contemporary fashions in vivid, Kodachrome-worthy colors. […] Read More

Sweet Simplicity

We often inspire our readers to be bold.  Although we do prefer a bold look, we highly appreciate classic looks that will never grow old.  It’s what we like to call “The Bare Minimal”.  The Bare Minimal look is clean and simple – think of those famous CK ads from the 90’s.  A modern minimalism […] Read More

Italian Birds

Awesome photograph taken in Italy during the early 1950’s by famous photographer Milton Green.  The name Milton H. Greene not ringing a bell?  I guarantee you know and have seen Milton’s famous photography – He is best known for the photo shoots he shot with Marilyn Monroe.  But let’s not let that vintage vixen Marilyn steal the show. […] Read More