Romika Sport

Posted on June 13, 2008 Under Fashion

In the 1960's and 1970's, the creations by Romika Sport shoes ruled over the German sneaker-scape with a stylish, relaxed, and supportive grip. While recent times have brought the influx of a bevy of international brands, Romika's influence has never…

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Camp Camp, Book Giveaway

Posted on June 3, 2008 Under Books

Camp, a favorite (often forgotten) American kids past time. Everyone went -- if you didn't go, you wished you could have. It was the one place on earth where appropriated Native American terminology, competitive sports, social hierarchy, and libido-soaked nights…

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Reine et Roi

Posted on May 20, 2008 Under Fashion

Urban cool is everywhere, but appreciating without imitating is more of a challenge. As the brainchild of must-visit NYC sneaker boutique Classic Kicks, the goal of Reine et Roi is to deliver a completely unique clothing line that's as fresh…

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Penguin UK's New 007 Covers

Posted on May 14, 2008 Under Design

So this morning I woke up in a James Bond kind of mood. Maybe it was the fact I fell asleep reading about how Amy Winehouse and her bouffant were too cracked out to record the theme song for the…

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London Delft x Lovegrove & Repucci

Posted on May 13, 2008 Under Design

Just because you want to entertain in high style doesn't mean you have to break out your Grandma's bone china. If you're feeling the urge to get a little more classic with your tableware, but aren't into the floral designs…

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Goodnight Eileen

Posted on May 8, 2008 Under Gadgetry

On the odd occasion we find ourselves perusing our personal library via candlelight, we usually have the misfortune of spilling hot wax all over our hands (and our leatherbound books). If you face a similar situation -- or you just…

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Paper GPS

Posted on May 5, 2008 Under Gadgetry

Did Columbus rock a Garmin? Did Marco Polo Mapquest his way to Cathay? Did Magellan use a ... Magellan? No, these men were pioneers who found their way using instinct, courage, and something called a sextant. Modern man relies too…

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Face It Sunglasses

Posted on April 24, 2008 Under Design

There are a few moments in the never-ending '80s revival that are positives to pop culture, I promise you. Like the comeback of Wayfarers, for instance, which have an addictive look-good-on-anybody aspect. While we strongly advocate digging through your brother's…

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Smånsk: Skew Bookcase

Posted on March 24, 2008 Under Design

As a child, building Lego cities seemed like a creative way to while away the years of toddler-dom, provided one wasn't swallowing the pieces whole and being sent to the emergency room. However, nothing we ever made really proved to…

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Nike Dunk Be True Brazil Series

Posted on March 20, 2008 Under Fashion

The Nike Dunk turns 23 years old this year, and the sneaker company has been festing with releases galore for the accompanying Be True series. Besides an upcoming treasure hunt we told you about happening in Sao Paulo related to…

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