editorial styled and photographed via Justin Bridges of Tucked Style
Director of Martha Marcy May Marlene, Sean Durkin, in his Baron Wells safari shooting shirt.
Actor Brady Corbet (of Martha Marcy May Marlene) wearing Baron Wells in the new issue of Fault Magazine.
Real Estate “Days” album out October 18th.
Matt Mondanile wearing our Eaton button down shirt.
listen to the album on NPR
read about “a dude called baron wells” in the latest issue of monster children | p. 021
photo credit: drew innis
model credit: chaz bundick of toro y moi
Chaz from Toro y Moi wearing Baron Wells at Rolling Stone Magazine for an interview and rare solo set.
rob kulisek’s work is now on display at saturdays in soho. last night was the opening reception.
rob wears our eaton polo
he also shot our ss11 lookbook
now in the shop:
a second series of 15 uniquely hand painted screen prints of Ernest Hemingway via artist Ty Williams.
this series was produced during the artist’s ‘Out East’ exhibit at Atelier (New York City) in two thousand ten.
view all here
Dirty Gold album release “ROAR” out today. And a photo of them wearing Baron Wells from last week’s NYC visit.
p: eric stockmar
Matt Mondanile of Ducktails and Real Estate wearing Baron Wells at Union Pool in Brooklyn.  Matt recently released Ducktails III: Arcade Dynamics and has collaborated with Baron Wells on a duet project to be released on our site shortly. Stay tuned.


We also arranged for photographer Rob Kulisek to meet with Matt in his studio in Brooklyn to shoot a few portraits.

below are a few selects from our autumn winter 2011 collection. view our lookbook for more photos.
photos: rob kulisek
model: eric degenhardt
stylist: mikala kuchera
A nice mention by NY Times T Magazine on our collaboration alaia surfboard with the Webster Miami.
full post here
we make products that are creative and unique. the result can be a wooden surfboard or wooden tennis racquet. this time, it is the former.
exclusive baron wells yellow sea pants (board shorts) and handmade alaia available at Saturdays NYC
ty williams in bali on bw alaia
morgan from saturdays
We attended the Free Arts 11th Annual Art Auction Benefit at Saatchi and Saatchi with our friends and featured artists Rob Kulisek and Todd DiCiurcio.
Rob, above, wearing the Baron Wells safari shirt in white and black round necktie in front of his piece – Chapter 80 (The Spine).
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Baron Wells friend Kate Neckel recently graced the ACE hotel nyc with her beautiful work.
I looked and looked and looked around the hotel. I picked up some black acrylic paint markers and I drew the stories of the owls, birds, people and objects in the Ace.
*note the Baron Wells for ACE neckties and bow ties on some of the spectators. room 1208
kateneckel.com
http://kateneckel.blogspot.com/
photos: cara bloch (carabloch.com)
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NEW YORK –– Baron Wells and Pharos Art Advisory present Out East, the first major exhibition in New York from emerging artists Rob Kulisek and Ty Williams. The exhibition will be held at the Atelier on west 42nd street from April 1st to May 31st.
Out East is a compilation of large format prints and mixed media paintings that concentrate on social and cultural themes from the Northeast of America. A heavy influence is drawn from the costal lifestyle – marked by the ocean and the people, animals and objects that embody it.
Nine beautifully lit prints of endangered fish reference an encyclopedic arrangement in Kulisek’s series Red Listed Fish, 2010. Adjacent to that, the portraits of a Norwegian fishing family hang with accompanying text, and together tell a social narrative of the ocean’s ability as an industrial entity to provide resources for both profit and survival.
For “Brian”, which massively hangs in the front window, Kulisek worked with the renowned Alexander Heinrici who printed most of Andy Warhol’s work in the 1970′s, to create a larger-than-life painting that showcases his more romantic images of youth and loneliness as caused by the overwhelming presence of the sea.
Ty Williams’ paintings and mixed media portray the Northeast in an unpasteurized fashion, focusing primarily on the aquatic lifestyle and the characters and activities surrounding the ocean. Ernest Hemingway becomes a jester, youthful men wear colorful life vests, and ship-in-a-bottle images come to life in his witty dialogue with the sea. The result is a marriage between the playfully sarcastic and fanciful sublime with an element of innocence and heartbreak. It is this idiosyncratic subject matter and simple composition that has attracted companies and institutions from around the world to collaborate with Ty on creative direction in film, fashion, publishing and education.