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CENTRE FOR STYLE

Address:

• Capitol Arcade, Shop 59, 113 Swanston St 
• (enter via Howey Place), basement level
• Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 3000
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http://www.centreforstyle.org/

Video by Adam Hammad (www.adamhammad.com) and James Todorov (www.jamestodorov.com.au)   all clothing available HERE

New clothing in store

Marabou cape 

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Marabou shirt (light yellow) 

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Marabou shirt (light blue) 

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new clothing & video on my website www.jamestodorov.com.au

Styling & Set James Todorov
Photography Zac Steinic
Makeup Justin Henry

New website featuring my scorpion jacket. Click here

A whip clutch is the perfect gift for your valentine! 

$500.00 AUD

click here for Red Whip Clutch

click here for Black Whip Clutch

by me

James Todorov Coven Bag 

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I am very excited to share these photos of the amazing Sophia Lamar wearing James Todorov leather gloves. The purple version of these gloves is available here. 

"A living triumph over nature, Sophia Lamar escaped the oppressive conditions of Castro’s Cuba for the 
blank slate of the USA, refashioning herself into a leading light constantly at the pinnacle of NY nightlife. Sophia has been spicing up lives at such legendary clubs like Limelight, Life, Spa and Luxx, and hosted notorious parties like Motherfucker and Disco 2000.

Her image has graced countless periodicals such as “V,” “Vogue,” “Vanidad,” “Detour,” “The Face” and “Paper,” photographed by the likes of Terry Richardson, Thierey le Goues, Joshua Jordan, Dah Len, and John Scarisbrick. She was featured in a Levi’s campaign shot by Albert Watson, and also in books like Francois Nars’ “X-Ray” and Deitch Projects’ “Live Through This: NYC 2005.”

via sophialamarwillkillyou.com

Here are some other amazing pictures of Sophia:

“To see a world in a grain of sand,

 And a heaven in a wild flower,

 Hold infinity in the palm of your hand,

 And eternity in an hour.”

   Gaëtan Gatian Clérambault, photographer and psychiatrist .    Via