Shipley & Halmos, has launched Numerous Drawings, their grassroots form of new media outreach to bridge the gap between designer and their customer base. This initiative is not only meant to indirectly drive sales for the brand, but it’s also an opportunity for customers to become more familiar with the world of Shipley & Halmos.
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Robin's Jean Footwear is an exciting and new concept of high-fashion footwear for those looking to adorn their feet in an unique and creative way. Robin's Jean is sold in about 800 specialty stores such as: Kitson LA, Fred Segal Santa Monica,
These have been around long enough for a few years but every time they are re-stocked I have this sheepish smile on my face. Passed out on buying it last year, but I’d finally come around and spend that $$$$$. Retails for $85.47
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Spring special. For the first 40 (of each style) sold through SCOSHA's site. Through the end of April! Click SALE TREATS to go direct.
Jeffrey Ammeen, creative director for Haspel – the 100-year old company famous for inventing the seersucker suit and now in the process of re-launching itself – incorporates seersucker into his wardrobe without looking like he is in a barbershop quartet. “I have an eclectic personality and I think that shows in how I dress,” says Jeffrey. “Rather than wearing a completely uniform look – in this case, seersucker, I prefer to wear it in a more non-traditional way by pairing a seersucker blazer with rolled up jeans or a casual v-neck tee.”
Jeffrey is a former professional musician and among his favorite accessories are his leather and silver bracelets – he wears several on each wrist. “Those bracelets coupled with anything seersucker is how I make seersucker my own.” In many ways, it speaks to who he is as both design director for the company that is legendary for making preppy looks de rigueur at Ivy League campuses and as someone with a rock star edge.
Contest time! Want some free Bumpy Pitch gear? Bumpy Pitch have a contest that they just launched at The Original Winger where they are giving away three prizes:
First Prize: Bumpy Pitch Hoodie
Second Prize: Bumpy Pitch T-Shirt
Third Prize: Bumpy Pitch Hat
Art meets fashion in Fresh Printz’s spring/summer 2010 collection of eyewear in the vintage wayfarer style with artistic expressions that range from Keith Haring’s iconic prints to Lego’s.
Who would have thought mixing trashy looking odd materials can be this eccentric and feetchic. It's Alber Elbaz and his magic, so i'm not surprised soon high street copycats fashion houses would produce something with similar dna for a larger populace :o] Get this @ Browns for £425.
Master tailors Gieves & Hawkes are sticking to a more traditional palette with navy, grey and black in patterns that range from striped to plaid for their spring summer 2010 menswear tailoring collection. Slightly boxy silhouette but if you look closely they seem to be cinched in a bit at the waist in a Tom Ford-ish signature way that I’m feeling.
The Winter 2010 collection from Christian Westphal has a refined aesthetic with slashes of Renaissance heroes from the paintings of Tizian and El Greco. The cuts, colors, silhouettes and attitude of the Italian Renaissance paintings is the inspiration for the Autumn Winter 2010 collection
Commonwealth Utilities - FALL/WINTER 2010 from The Malcolm on Vimeo.
Fresh Printz have rolled out their spring/summer 2010 jewelry collection featuring necklaces and rings in interesting designs and shapes. Click Here to purchase.
Shia Lebeouf is so fucking gorgeous photographs well and would be any photographers delight but I’m more intrigued by the excellent styling of the editorial. It shows how to wear a striped suit, neutral toned suit and the beauty of wearing traditional dress shoes with suits. The feel is very Italian, which leans towards a more universal vibe as opposed to the eccentric innovative cool Britannia one I’m very fond of.
