Society of the Spectacle featured in Antenna Magazine's Spring 2009 issue.

“Antenna is the first mainstream magazine to target individuals who are on a constant quest for the newest and coolest products on the horizon. And it does so without using celebrities, models, concept shoots, service stories and whatever else we deem superfluous to our mission: to become a guidebook, allowing readers to navigate the most extensive collection of products ever compiled in a single publication, while championing the people who create, sell and collect them—all in one comprehensive, artful, elegant and innovative format.”

In our opinion Antenna is the future of fashion guides utilizing Japanese editorial style and sensibility.

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Society of the Spectacle mentioned in Skinnie Magazine's February 2009 issue editorial "Rock N Roll Fashion". It's hard to see where it was featured but we are named as an accomplice so we are glad to be considered among the ranks of today's rock fashion. Special thanks to American Rebel PR.

Fashion and style blog www.alixrose.com features Society of the Spectacle's Color Me series of T-Shirts which include Color Me Kate, Color Me Natalia and Color Me Gemma in their November 2009 blog article. Check out the entire article at http://www.alixrose.com/2008/11/color-supermodel-i-remember-annoying.html 

Society of the Spectacle was covered by Rhea Cortado in California Apparel News' New Resources section of the November 2008 Issue. Cortado notes Society of the Spectacle incorporates sociopolitical meaning into the designs "in a way that's not hitting you over the head". Visit www.apparelnew.net for the entire article.

Julianne Hoang, Society of the Spectacle founder and Vice President had the pleasure of answering a few questions for fashion blog Add Bubbles to Taste authored by Nikki Catania who notes "I am just kind of obsessed with the tees and such at Society of the Spectacle. I mean, who doesn't love graphic tees that don't make you look like you're fifteen... amiright?"

Check out the entire interview here at:

http://www.addbubblestotaste.com/2008/10/interview-julianne-hoang.html 

Andrew Harmon the West Coast Editor for DNR Magazine made a visit to our booth at this Spring 2008's Pool Trade Show and we had the pleasure of chatting a bit and showed him our first collection to get his reaction. Here's what he had to say about the show with a little comment about Society of the Spectacle.

“Graphic T-shirt-based lines—long the bread and butter of the show—were still numerous, with several highlights in the category. Newcomer Society of the Spectacle showed captivating black-and-white biological drawings of octopi and snake skeletons (replete with intact mice trapped inside)”

To read the entire article, check it out on the DNR Website here.