Showing posts with label Losee Longboards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Losee Longboards. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Have You Seen?

Pulse Mgmt's Stacey Eastman creAted the supermodels Ali stephens, Hannah Holman and Coco Rocha long boards with artists Max Losee and together they launched imagerideboards.com

Check out the flavour on world famous modelina. Com keep riding girls.

http://www.modelinia.com/blog/model-ollies/13486


"Erin Wasson, Lara Stone, Edita Vilkeviciute, Isabeli Fontana, and Toni Garrn already have their very own skateboards, thanks to Doodah’s Supermodel Skateboard Project, and some of the Elite girls decorated their own longboards.

But now Coco Rocha, Ali Stephens, and Hannah Holman have no reason to feel left out of the skate crowd. Losee Longboards created three new boards for the girls, and sent each model their very own. And Coco apparently felt inspired, as she purchased a scooter and took to the streets! Wonder what Ali and Hannah are doing with theirs?"

Modelina


Coco and her love for the long board and shout out for partner Max Losee, the artist behind the boards.

Check It Out Here: http://ohsococo.blogspot.com/2009/10/catching-up.html


Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Stacey Eastman's vision and supermodels to combine with artist Max Losee in Nylon fashion mag


Nylong Mag. Click Here To Read The Article

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BEAUTY BOARD
"Models hit the street with their very own skateboard.

Some models land beauty campaigns. Others nab a pair of Victoria’s Secret Angel wings. But if you want street cred, there’s nothing more validating than getting your mug etched onto a skateboard.

So consider Coco Rocha, Ali Stephens, and Hannah Holman the hipster models of the year. The trio is literally the new face of Image Ride, a skateboard company by designer and artist Max Losee. It all started this past summer, when Losee realized that many of his customers weren’t using their longboards to ride—instead, they were mounting them on walls and treating them like works of art. Soon after, he launched the custom engraved board company Image Ride, celebrating in style by featuring Rocha, Stephens, and Holman on the first three boards ever produced for the brand.

But you don’t have to be an internationally recognized model to make it onto a deck. Upload your portrait (or any other image you’d like to see under your feet) and a few weeks later, you’ll get a customized longboard delivered to your door. Each maple/birch wood board comes with Randal trucks, Retro wheels, and Abec 7 bearings (which we hear is a big deal when it comes to riding). Each board is also numbered, much like a painting you’d see hanging on a gallery wall.

Even if you’re not getting calls to be the next face of YSL Skincare, getting your own Image Ride board means you’re sharing a campaign with Rocha."

REBECCA WILLA DAVIS

Visit imagerideboards.com for more info.

Pulse Mgmt supermodels launch their long boards concept Stacey Eastman and artist Max Losee

Canada's Online Lifestyle Magazine Check out the article here
Beauty and the Board
November 12, 2009
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Models make music, actresses venture into modeling, but models on skateboards? Hell hath frozen over.

Image Ride, a skateboard company by designer and artist Max Losee, has launched a new collection of boards with models’ mugs on them – specifically, trend setters Coco Rocha, Ali Stephens and Hannah Holman.

Made of maple/birch wood, each board comes outfitted with Randal trucks, Retro wheels, and Abec 7 bearings.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Check out the new LB


I just designed for models.com and Wayne Sterling! The Bible, Torah, Koran and or otherwise of the world of fashion!


Wow! THAT'S the hotness. Love love love board!
Merci mon amie!

W

Thursday, September 17, 2009

The launch at fashion week NYC - the first ever supermodel long boards.

Come RIDE style!

Vision by Stacey Eastman and Artist Max Losee. Super models Ali Stephens , Coco Rocha, and Hannah Holman.



You can order your Longboard soon at
http://loseelongboards.blogspot.com/

Hannah Holman and her LB

Vision by artist Max Losee and Stacey Eastman at 2010 NYC fashion week



Supermodel Ali Stephens in NYC fashion week with the first ever Supermodel Longboards



Ali and supermodel friends giving the new long board a ride


Poster of Ali in editorial in Russia

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Pulse Mgmt - Stacey Eastman launches long boarding to the streets of NYC and Time Square and Vogue

Check what Stacey Eastman was able to do! Cross over long boarding to high fashion baby! Wait to see what we do with our new and even more amazing partner Losse long boards and Stacey Eastman going to hit it big time in high fashion and land surfing!!! Stay tuned!

Land Paddling is Coming to a Bicycle Lane Near You

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It’s a sunny Tuesday and I am outside the Vogue offices on the car-free stretch of Broadway in Times Square learning how to land paddle on a Kahuna Creations longboard. Had I known I’d be executing a balancing act on wheels for a bunch of midtown tourists I might have worn a cigarette jean, but this is a very last-minute lesson, so I am faced with the added challenge of athleticism in a knee-length dress. With me is Steve McBride, the board’s designer and the man who invented land paddling, which can best be described as a street/skate version of paddleboarding. (You’ve likely seen pictures of Kate Hudson and Jennifer Aniston in action off the coasts of Malibu and Kauai; it looks like a cross between surfing and steering a gondola). Using my feet to make the turns downhill, and the signature Big Stick—a five-foot long wood poll with a rubber stopper at its base— to push me uphill, I’m grateful for having yoga-honed balance to keep me onboard. “You’d be surprised how quickly you’ll get good at it,” McBride tells me. “Just think of the Big Stick as a shoulder to lean on. Let it help you stay in control.”

Launched as a leisure activity, land paddling has quickly become an alternative exercise tool among elite athletes. “You get an upper-body workout,” says McBride. “Plus, you’re engaging your stabilizer muscles, your quads, and your core to balance.” That said, if it weren’t for the effort that it takes to paddle uphill, you might not know you’re burning calories at all. In fact, the biggest draw might be the grace one feels when in motion. Says McBride, “The Big Stick really makes riding easier, especially for women, and that’s what we want, everyone to ride, because it’s so therapeutic, because it’s fun, because it’s a great way to travel.” Look out peddlers: The paddlers could very well be making a break for your lane.

—Jane Herman

Photo: Liam Goodman (board, stick)
tags: Jane Herman

Pulse Mgmt president chillen on his long board in Pulse Mgmt's SLC office.

That's how we roll! Doing deals and riding! The life!!

Monday, July 27, 2009

LOSEE Longboards

Max Losee of LOSEE LONGBOARDS and Stacey Eastman of Pulse MGMT launching a new design of fashion boards!