I just discovered the Japanese label Factotum. The website does not offer a lot of details about the brand, except that they have a few flagship stores in Japan. Feel free to check out the brand that seems like it has up-and-coming potential to be a popular fashion label. Unlike the traditional spring collections of most brands the collection consists of longer shorts.
To view the video follow the this link: http://www.factotum.jp/08ss.mov
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Factotum
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Labels: Factotum, Factotum S/S 2008, Japan
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Dover Street Market Photos
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Labels: CDG Summer 2007, Commes Des Garcons 2007 Spring Collection, DSM; Doverstreet market
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Need Socks?
The monster sock is coming to an Urban Outfitters near you. The socks retail for 8$. The design is so cool that I don't know why anyone would pass on the opportunity to purchase these.
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Labels: Monster Socks
Self Edge X Iron Heart: Cycling Denim
Self Edge, San Francisco's denim know- it -alls, has teamed up with Iron Heart to make a one of a kind pair of jeans. The jeans are built to withstand the extensive wear and stretching that jeans undergo while cycling. The jeans are built with a 21 oz denim made to endure the beatings dished out from the rider. The jeans go on sale November 21st but for anyone interested in purchasing them online the online release is December 21st.
Specific details written out by the Self Edge Blog:
"-21 ounce Sanforized Selvedge Japanese Denim
-Dark Indigo Stitch Half Arcuate Pocket Design
-Reinforced crotch rivet
-Hidden rivets
-Crotch cross-stitch moved 1†forward to delay crotch blow-outs and for the comfort
of the rider
-Rear pockets placed .75†farther to the outside of the jeans to avoid sitting on
anything stored in the pockets
-Rear pockets sized to fit a mini U-Lock
-Higher rise in the back, lower rise in the front for maximum comfort and mobility
-Extra belt loops at the rear of the waistband to avoid torn loops from backpack
usage and to prevent the pulling down of the waistband if a belt is worn while riding
-Spring loaded clip metal key fob hanging from front belt loop
-Medium relaxed fit in the upper and thigh region, super slim fit below the knee"
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What Are You Wearing?
A look into a video made by a couple friends who happen to be street culture enthusiasts.
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Labels: What Are You Wearing?; Superfuture; Sufu; Flathead; Denim: Dior Homme
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Ties for Fall: 2007
Just like a new pair of shoes or a sweater, every man deserves and needs new ties for every season. Here are a couple selections for this fall.
Top: Knit Tie from Jcrew
Middle: Rugby by Ralph Lauren
Psycho Bunny- available at Barneys
*Please note hanging knit ties for storage is a bad idea because it stretches them out.
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Labels: Ties
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Friday, September 7, 2007
Tim Hamilton Pictures Coming
Soon to come: Pictures from Tim Hamilton's Spring Presentation
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Band of Outsiders: Spring 2008
A very well-done fashion spread by Band of Outsiders for next spring. Scott Sternberg shows all wanna be "Prep" high school kids how to really dress preppy by reintroducing the true 70s flavor. The boating atmosphere was due to the collaboration which is ongoing between Sternberg and Sperry. The atmosphere creates an upper class theme and makes me think of what his trip to the Hamptons would look like.
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Labels: Band of Outsiders: Spring 2008
Saturday, September 1, 2007
Who Is Smarter?
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Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Craiglist Post: Too Funny
"SEE THEM, RIDE THEM, KICK THEIR TIRES...
Tuesday August 7th 2007, Porter Square CAMBRIDGE/SOMERVILLE.
At TAGS HARDWARE STORE...Next to SHAWS MARKET, 6:30pm
Porter Square RED LINE t-Stop.
If you cant make this meeting, I will update this posting with bikes that are still available after tonight.
617-407-9118"
The best part is that the person named every bike. He has 13 bikes and each has their own name from Wonder Woman, Amanda, Sally, Michelle, Sara, Timmy, Alison, Billy, Peter, Kim, Michael, Tony, & Jack.
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Labels: Craiglist post
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Sneaker Freaker
Sneaker Freaker Magazine is out now. It's being release this Saturday at Bodega Boston. Each issue is $10 and jam-packed with tons of crap about the sneakers you love to wear. In it is a article with Claws, an article on a New Zealand native photographer on a mission to uncover the reasoning behind shoes on power lines while documenting it, & some interesting stuff on Air Walk which were vans on steroids because they didn't give blisters to skateboarders and were basically the first shoes designed by boarders.
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Labels: Sneaker Freaker
Harry & His Troops
Have you ever wondered how many people go to the Harry Potter release? Well, neither have I; instead, on the way back home from dinner I saw these people and I will just say "no comment."
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Labels: Harry Potter
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Gawker's Apology To The Jews- Hilarious
Gawker Apologizes To The Jews
So our earlier post about our wacky Jew-hating ways got the attention of the folks at Heeb, who were name-checked by Mark "I Like Kike" Caro in his admonitory blog post. The Heebs seem to have understood the humor, but a commenter at their site found us less amusing.
Well, obviously that won't do. We've drafted a sincere and heartfelt apology.
Dear Jew,
We are sincerely sorry for offending your delicate Jew sensibilities. Yes, it's true, there are a few Jews here in the office—we've crunched the numbers, and four out of five Gawker editors have at least some Jew blood in them (not on them!)—and we do think that gives us the right to make Jew jokes. But you know what? None of us are Irish, thank God, and we still knock the micks every now and again. We're kinda of the opinion that the idea of ethnicity and its accompanying stereotypes are inherently hilarious. So, sure, we may not know a lot about life in Israel—do you guys still eat the Palestinian kids after your tanks run them over, or did you stop that once Rabin came into office? Do we still send Israel billions of dollars a year?—but, guess what, we think the comical ways in which your Jew country kowtows to the craziest Jew elements of crazy Jewiness could not be funnier. Hope that's okay!
Shalom,Balk
I recommend visiting gawker.com on a regular basis because it's pretty much the most regaling blog ever. I can't say the stuff that gawker says because I pretty much have no readers; however, when I get the 500,000 views a day or something like that which gawker gets I will be full of their commentary don't worry.
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Labels: Gawker Apologizes to the jews;Jews;Israel:shalom:apology:Gawker
Wow!
I feel bad for this guy, yet I don't, because he is the one moron rooting for Michael Vick on his dog abuse case. Here is the full article associated with this guy:
"Eris Banks of Conyers, Ga., shows his support for Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick during a baseball game between the Atlanta Braves and Cincincinnati Reds in Atlanta, Wednesday, July 18, 2007. Vick was indicted by a federal grand jury on Tuesday on charges of sponsoring a dogfighting operation so grisly the losers either died in the pit or sometimes were electrocuted, drowned, hanged or shot. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)" How can that guy support Vick on those charges? However, remember he could be innocent. I doubt it. Everyone doubted the Duke lacrosse players; however, it was clear that they were innocent but no one listened to them.
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Labels: Vick
The Cobrasnakes New T-shirt
The Cobrasnake, notorious for his photography of hipsters & t-shirts, has released another edition of t-shirts this time with confetti writing. There are only 250 shirts and they sell out extremely quickly. Also, The Cobrasnake now has a photography competition for those who purchase the shirt & the person with the best photo automatically gets next months shirt free.Go check it out.
1 Confetti Cobrasnake T-shirt: $40
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YM: It's Readers Still Stand Strong
"LIFE ON THE WEB: Jane magazine is closing with the August issue and Conde Nast Publications will shut down the Web site Aug. 20, but another company Web site for young women has endured far beyond its magazine's lifetime. YM.com, the digital home of the teen magazine bought and shuttered by Conde Nast in 2004, is seldom remembered, except, perhaps, by its ardent online community, and by the individuals who post on teenvogue.com and have battled it since last winter.
If the YM posters are, as they claim, teenage girls, their memory of the magazine may be foggy. Remaining YM subscribers were moved to the Teen Vogue database, the main impetus for Conde Nast's purchase. (WWD is also owned by Conde Nast). Although the properties' corporate connection is unknown or irrelevant to each community, magazine brand identity is peculiarly strong for posters. Teen Vogue's members, a YM poster explained, are "rich girls mostly who don't give a blank about anyone but themselves and their credit cards." One poster, describing herself as a "proud Teen Voguer" didn't exactly dispel the stereotypes by claiming, "the YMers don't have a heart, they are jealous of us because we have style, and they do not." Yet another taunted in May: "Which magazine is still printing?" "
I was clicking around on WWD and found the most hilarious article. Just when you think teenage girls can't get any lamer. I read this.
*Quote from WWD
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Labels: Conde Nast, Teen Vogue Vs. YM, WWD, YM
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Blue in Green- A Men's Lifestyle Store
I came across Blue in Green, a jean utopia, which has every pair of Japanese jeans from raw sugarcanes to somet. While exploring around, I also stumbled across a compilation of newspaper articles & featured press articles about them from the New York Times to a magazine from Japan. The articles were all neatly compiled on their website. If you want to check it out go to Blueingreen.com. You may also learn something about denim such as that Union sewing machines were used for old Levis.
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Labels: Blue in Green:Sugarcanes:Somet:New York Times:Jeans:Denim
The Simpsons: Take Over America- Too Bad For Posh
1. Homer's Skeleton: A poster at the L.A. Vans X Simpsons debut.
2. The Simpsons Limited Edition Soundtrack
3.Collections of Vans X Simpsons Vans with image of inspiring artist
4. Simpsons Tour Poster
*Images from Hypebeast
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Monday, July 16, 2007
The Sartoriaist : Scott Schuman
1. | of or pertaining to tailors or their trade: sartorial workmanship. |
2. | of or pertaining to clothing or style or manner of dress: sartorial splendor. |
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Labels: The Sartoriaist : Scott Schuman
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Harry Potter's Summer: So Far
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Labels: Daniel Radcliffe, Harry Potter, Marc by Marc Jacobs