Absolutely loving the new PF Flyers Albin, totally sexy. They call it a reclassification of the court low-top. I call it something worth wearing all summer long. Couture italian uppers, dress shoe construction and 70 years of style. The 2009…
Continue Reading →Most basketball sneakers nowadays look like they could just as easily be hi-tech astronaut footwear as gear that will give you that edge on your baseline layups, but before the days of LeBron James and even Air Jordan himself, sneakers…
Continue Reading →Last November, Nike put out a line of high top vandals in three solid colors red, white and black. Every square millimeter of the shoe was red, white or black. The overdrive of one tone of color was definitely a…
Continue Reading →I might catch some flack for this but anytime I see lo-top canvas shoes with a simple silhouette, I immediately think of Chucks. They may not be the first, but the are definitely the most recognizable; the standard that others…
Continue Reading →What would you do if you were an out of work art director with some free time and you wanted to help fight the Swine Flu epidemic plaguing Mexico (and looking pretty grim all over the place)? Irina Blok decided…
Continue Reading →On May 1st, Selfridges, the high-end UK department store, celebrates its 100th birthday in style. Over the last century, Selfridges has remained on the edge of fashion and culture by collaborating with luminaries like John and Yoko, Salvador Dali and…
Continue Reading →London and Paris-dwelling designer Coco Pit has introduced a lovely set of silk accessories in her debut collection, the imaginative “Forget Me Not.” Colorful turbans and scarves feature antlered-animal themes and geometric patterns. The wares can be purchased online and…
Continue Reading →Our friends at Beautiful Decay just released their Spring 09 line of t-shirts, some shown above. Tons of great stuff and plenty of awesome weather here in NYC to wear them (damn, it's hot here!). The new season features iconic…
Continue Reading →Coming from any great sneaker city, one would never expect to find something quite as unique as Maz in the tiny burg of Paraty, about four hours from Rio de Janeiro. Tucked away on one of the only paved streets…
Continue Reading →Jean-Charles de Castelbajac might have a remarkable name to say (try it) but he also has quite an impressive rap sheet considering this as his first solo show as an artist. Coming from a high profile fashion background, his artwork…
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