Lawrence Watson has been photographing musicians for several generations. He’s shot Bowie, Marley, and Run DMC. A collection of fine images makes up a slide show over at Telegraph.co.uk. Included are a few Brit Pop (excuse the loose term) favorites caught in candid pose. Check it out in full.

Until them some favorites after the jump.

What’s the best thing to happen since sliced bread? Sliced notebooks. From designer Burak Kaynak and Cem Has comes the sliced bread notebook concept, which features 12 notebooks that resemble a a loaf a bread. All the pads are numbered 1-12, for the corresponding months. The design is clean and sharp. These little guys are perfect for writing down your latest ideas or your groceries. (baxterfinley)

More views of the Sliced Bread Notebooks after the jump.

Another great man tote is on the market. This one from the people at Italy’s Daniel & Bob. Take a look at the photo above. This tote is a total weekender. It’s larger enough to fill up for a long haul weekend. Smooth leather wraps the bag from handles to base. A nice look. (arks)

More views of the Daniel & Bob Oversize Man Tote after the jump.

You ever been in a position where you could not mark up and dirty dirty your white kicks? Golden Goose knows you’re out there – sitting on a sofa on a freshly vacuumed carpet – and wants to help you look like you leave the house every so often with their Ale sneakers. Freshly stained to look like you walked over fresh tarmac, the Golden Goose Ale sneaker is available for that person who simply cannot stomach getting their own kicks dirty. (ar)

More views of the Golden Goose Ale Sneakers after the jump.

Gary Winogrand’s photographs of street scapes, suburbs, and consumer culture played a vital role in a establishing the look of “American” photography in the 20th-century. Women Are Beautiful presents a capsule of Winogrand’s work through the 1960s. Mod and Pop fashions combine with changing notions of female beauty.

The exhibition opens on May 30, 2009 at Cincinnati Art Museum.

We interviewed PRPS founder Donwan Harrell yesterday and today we have his new AW09 collection to show you. As to be expected of PRPS, the focus is on denim in its various forms – from jeans to jackets to shirts – although there are one or two non-denim pieces to be found within the collection. As touched on yesterday, the denim is African (Zimbabwean, to be exact) cotton, thats woven on vintage American looms and made in Japan, so you can be assured of its quality.

Take a leap to look after the full collection.

If you’ve been reading monthly magazines, you may have noticed a couple of ‘blue is coming back’ editorials and articles. While blue is one of those colours that always makes a comeback when there isn’t really anything new coming in, we do agree with the sentiment. The cobalt blue colour would go great with a pair of grey jeans or, to a lesser extent, chinos. As you’d expect from a Jil Sander piece, it isn’t cheap – coming in at £180 ($256). Get it from Matches.

We know, we know – more deck shoes. While last year they were seen as fresh, this year a lot of people seem to have tired of them. We’re not one of those people. In summer, they’re just the most appropriate shoe to wear when your not wearing out your springcourts. It seems like everyone’s got at least one pair of Sperrys, but we don’t think many will be rocking the green suede versions. Get it from Farfetch.

Check after the jump for detailed images.

In recent months we have heard a lot about Spanish magazine apartamento. Taking a completely new approach in the interior design magazine market, they try to capture real interiors and real people – a very intruiging and much needed approach. Finally an interiors magazine that one can relate to.

Today we had the opportunity to flip through their new issue 3, the Spring/Summer 2009 issue. Already the feel and quality of the magazine make a statement by themselves and the content follows that feel of quality 100%. We came across a very interesting article, an interview with A.P.C. founder and designer Jean Touitou. The designer talked about his latest venture – the opening of a kindergarten in Paris, named A.P.E. or Aterlier de la Petite Enfance.

“After 20 years spent in the fashion industry I wanted to touch at last on something related to civilization.” – Jean Touitou.

It is only one of  many great articles in the magazine, that we can highly recommend!