The Manual

I studied abroad in London during my junior year of college and that is where I became interested in street style photography. I liked how real people were dictating trends and brands were paying attention to it for their future collections. In London, the focus was primarily on teens and the scrappy way they were pulling looks together.

Ashishi Murakami works only half the year and spends the rest traveling around the globe. He’s been living this nomadic lifestyle for ten years already, and it doesn’t seem he’ll...

If you've been following the rapidly evolving menswear scene during the last several years, then Jian DeLeon is a name that you're probably already familiar with. His byline has appeared in premier style publications like Style.com,

At some point in time, we've all been in contact with video games. Whether you've casually walked past an arcade once, or you've been playing since a kid, there's no...

Kabukicho in Shinjuku is probably one of the busiest downtown areas in the world. Dazzling signboards of kyabakura (cabaret-clubs) and host & hostess clubs fill the streets; and people looking for...

I’ve been with Grailed for almost two years now, and it’s been unerringly inspiring to be a part of the team that has firmly planted its roots in our community.

Yes, but by mere chance. Discovering pots and bowls made by such artists as Rosanjin, Kawai Kanjirō etc. thrills me too.

  Andy To's story is just as much a tale about overcoming adversity as it is about the power of creative discovery. Hailing from East Oakland, California, he grew up...

A devotee of abstract shapes, Dan Covert's artistic work is driven by a masterful eye for texture, composition, and figuration that he applies across a variety of mediums. Based in...

Mr. Fernando Mastrangelo favors materials such as salt, coffee, and sand to cast character on objects that jut, leap, and gnaw in the most beautiful way possible. He uses his massive Brooklyn studio to build freestanding sculptures, wall hangings, and installations that are often full of contrast, similar to the landscapes he travels to and is inspired by.

I don't ask them anything. I just let them be and capture the atmosphere. In the first moments they tend to ask questions such as how they should pose.

If you're looking for some fresh flavor, punchy taste, and colorful visual vibes, look no further than Mikey Asanin. Mikey is a New York City-based fashion photographer fusing his unique...