These guys have been around for a while, but I've been late on the draw...a French label, Hype Means Nothing seems to take the business serious, but not themselves so much. I can co-sign that philosophy! Check out the tees and crewneck sweaters that feature some of the most iconic wearing finger sunglasses.
Definitely not because of Phraell, but because I'm for real! I love this - screened t-shirts, and denim with fox appliques over/out/finito. Avant-garde styling reminiscent of what Sean John was doing...made relevant...is it/in/what's up! DOPE.
Paying homage to some of the most influential and noteworthy intellects who have institutionalized who presented various schools of thought, Stussy unveil their “Great Minds” collection. Some familiar faces over politics, science, economics, philosophy and psychology are included such as Albert Einstein, Henry David Thoreau, Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud and William Shakespeare. Each t-shirt features a re-appropriated portrait with little bits of commentary pertaining to their life’s work.via Hypebeast
Excellent for an spring afternoon, summer evening, or this weekend in Toronto where we are suppose to see temperatures of up to +10! (Celsius) The Japanese brand Edifice is available at Style Cruise. You may need Rosetta Stone to verify your order though.
I've must have made almost 1 or 2 Obama Fashion posts so far...but I had to post this!When it was reported that Donatella Versace's most recent men's collection was inspired by Barack Obama, Donatella was quick to correct the press. Obama himself didn't inspire her, but rather "the type of man Barack Obama represents." However designers showing at Paris Fashion Week conveyed no such reserves about using their runway shows to blatantly support Barack. Sonia Rykiel's spring 2009 collection included sweaters that read "I have a dream" and "Obama." Jean-Charles de Castelbajac put Barack's grinning face on a dress paired with gloves that read "yes" and "no" — probably his way of saying "rock the vote." And at the end of her program notes, Stella McCartney wrote, “P.S. Vote Obama!!” None of this surprises us. What does, however, is that Barack didn't permeate the collections in London, Milan, or New York in this way. Maybe designers in other parts of the world didn't want to add fuel to the whole Obama-is-a-celebrity fire? Like embracing a First Lady who's posed nude, leave it to the French to say, "Yes, we can!"Via Amy Odell at NYmag
As André 3000 of OutKast, he suavely crafted an alter ego with a distinctive retro-preppy-nerdy style and used fashion magazines, which were captivated by his look, to promote his image. He often showed up at photo shoots with bags of his own dandy clothes and was photographed in them, as when he appeared in a long houndstooth overcoat with Kate Moss in Rolling Stone. In 2005, he made the International Best-Dressed List in Vanity Fair.
Justin Timberlake's pseudo promo trailers for his William Rast clothing label are, and I hate to admit it, kind of good. It gives the line a little sexual, violent, and seductive feel which kind of makes me laugh giving that i just saw him play Jaques Grandes in a lame attempt at comedy...and who is the girl GOD DAMN!!!...I'm feeling the videos kind of reminds me of a watered down Natural born Killers meets the Getaway. Enjoy
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