In this new issue of Kennedy.

I hope you will like the interview that I did of Michel Fink, 

the owner of Le Comptoir de l'Image.

Everywhere here.

In this perfect combination. 

In the incredible pictures of Bulent Kiliç.

In this stone, still.

On her shoulders.

Inside this metal box.

Not in this umpteenth luxe brand ad with a skateboard.

In this pair of shoes.

On this album cover.

In this illustration.

On this team picture.

Not in this kind of boring stuff.

In this color and fabric.

Under this hat.

In these books of course.

In this colors.

On her head.

Inside this book of Henry Miller.

In these kind of stockings.

In these leather skins at Rondini in St Tropez.

In RRL suits, tested and approved.

On his nose.

In this flower vase of Shiro Kuramata made in 1989.

In vintage souvenir jackets, not the Louis Vuitton ones...

In this Sunspel perfect outfit.

In Eggleston forever.

On their heads.

In this typography.

In this kind of stuff.

In Chris Kontos.

Chris is undoubtedly a man of taste and when he's not shooting pictures, 

playing incredible unknown songs behind the turntables of a club or just traveling somewhere to try an incredible restaurant, he's the man behind Kennedy magazine, my favorite magazine hands down.

Here is his selection:

In the style of those Ivy League students.

In the cover of this record.

In this painting of Ed Ruscha. 

In everything about this gentleman.

In the cover of this book.

In the facade of this building.

In this color.

In this oxford Gitman shirt.

In this Christo and Jeanne-Claude's work in Milan.

On his shoulders with this Harrys Tweed and Margaret Howell jacket.

In this face.

In this movie of Whit Stillman.

In this original Lee workwear piece.

In this pic of Eggleston.

In the position of Hockney.

In this pic of Lady Diana.

In this pottery.

Inside this room.

In this table.

In this Orslow replica jacket.