ความคิดเห็นที่ 1 Though born Canadian, Patrick Cox seems to have thoroughly absorbed the British birthright of effortless punk in his designs. Cox first defected to metropolis London at the impressionable age of 20. He then studied shoe design at Cordwainers College at Hackney in London. Two years later, Cox released his very first shoe collection in 1985. Since then, Cox has opened several eponymous boutiques: one in London, two in Paris and one in Lyon, France. The designer released a diffusion line, "Wannabe," was awarded the British Fashion Council. "Accessory Designer of the Year" in 1994 and 1995, and has been praised in the fashion scriptures of Vogue, Glamour, Elle and Harper's Bazaar, among many others. Cox's most recent collection for the Fall/Winter 2007 collection displays his signature pairing of cheeky and classic. The Triziana pump features a gold weave construction that belies the funky metallic gold base, finished with a snooty turned-up-toe. Likewise, Cox' men's collection walks the fine line: "his take on the traditional brogue is remarkably restrained. His only concession to quirkiness? The metallic gold coloration underlying the toe pattern," says men.style.com. Regardless, there's an undeniable affinity for sequins and shiny patents. In fact, Cox conceded that the current women's line was a nod to the sparkly Garland duds of Oz fame. But spindly, delicate, Choos these are not. As Cox divulged in UK's Times, "I don't like women teetering around on little spindly stilettos. I like a more aggressive spiked heel. It's not pretty and twee." By L. Harper จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:20:30 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 2 25-year-old, Toronto-based graffitist Matthieu Missiaen has the one-of-a-kind provisions you may've been looking for. The Parisien artist handcrafts his shoes under the label Ndeur. The line ranges from soaring pumps to old-school high-tops and are fashioned using a canvas of vintage leather footwear, on which he doodles street-art-inspired scenes with oil-based paints. The effect is fresh - a stylistic palate cleanser after the bland taste of your same-old, overpriced, black pumps. And it seems we're not alone in this opinion. In the short time since his introduction into streetwear boutique The Rage (13 Kensignton Avenue, Toronto, ON, Canada) Missaien has been raved about in several publications and included in Vans Shoe show in Toronto. To add to the mystique of owning your own wearable piece of shoe-art, all of Missiaen's works are one-of-a-kind. On The Rage's Etsy site, you enter your feet measurements and style requests for hand-tailored effect. They're also reasonably priced - from $120 - $180 – so the savvy shoe-ophiles among us will have no trouble chalking this one up to a necessary cultural investment. By L.Harper จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:21:40 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 3 Fred Perry has become known for its limited edition collaborations with eccentric designers and artists alike. The outfitter has collaborated with everyone from David David to Peter Jensen to Jessica Ogden, all to popular acclaim. Most recently, New York Times' T Style magazine featured Fred Perry's fashions in a fashion editorial spreads with the description: "Disaffected anglo youth at their snappiest." จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:23:00 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 4 For the Fall/Winter 2007 season, Fred Perry is showcasing another of their popular partnerships with Japanese design team Comme des Garcons. The spunky lineup includes Comme des Garcons' signature stripe-age, infused with eye-popping turquoise and hot pink. They will also retail a pair of red-and-black checkered kicks - ideal housing for the feet of Fred Perry fanatics everywhere. จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:23:43 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 5 Sneakerheads will be sneakerheads. It's the only feasible explanation for Jason Markk's devoted following and wide online acclaim at sneaker-fanatic blogs worldwide. Of particular note is Jason Markk's Premium Sneaker Solution, which does something truly revolutionary: it cleans your sneakers. With a wave of a hog-hair bristle brush coated in their specially formulated magic potion, Jason Markk P.S.S. rids your kicks of the grass stains and gook soils even your mom can't eradicate. The solution consists of natural soaps derived from coconut and jojoba oils, a 98% natural product that is also said to be biodegradable. In addition to Jason Markk's online store, you can find this trainers cure-all at renowned sneaker shillers: Ubiq, Kendo, NortStar and Colette, among others. Add this to your long list of things you didn't know you couldn't live without จากคุณ : vacheron (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:24:31 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 6 Fashion scholar Sophie Albou first got her stylish feet wet at France's Fashion Institute. She followed her graduation with an appointment at Azzedine Alaia and then became a stylist for Le Garage. In 1995 Albou launched her first menswear collection, under the name "Paul and Joe" - a shout out to her two young sons. Two years later the designer released a womenswear line under the same moniker, to critical acclaim 2007 finds Albou celebrating the tenth anniversary of her Paul and Joe womenswear line with a festive (bordering on cartoonish) collection of clothing. The billowing royal purple coat, a blouse with enormous white bell sleeves paired with dark khaki slouchy, pirate boots proudly declare Albou's standing as a "resolute anti-conformist." Even her primmer outfits - a conservatively tailored mint green coat with gold button accents comes to mind - are punctuated with loud purple, white or green stockings and patent knee-high boots. Currently Paul and Joe offerings are available in over 30 boutiques around the globe, as well as in retail giants Barney's, Harvey Nichols and Harrods จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:25:44 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 7 We feel distinctly worldly carrying our new shoulder tote from Red Flag Design. It is made of re-purposed sailcloth and we enjoy daydreaming about the various dazzling harbors our bag must have visited at the time when it was still a sail - most likely of a magnificent Swan. The AUM (alternate use material) bags are amazing - sturdy, cool and one-of-a-kind. They are the first AUM product line by the Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada-based Red Flag Design. Every single tote, duffel, clutch, wallet and shopping bag is made in Vancouver from locally sourced materials. The industrious and creative Red Flag has made noble-minded products of discarded materials since 2004 and they are getting better each year. By Tuija Seipell จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:26:45 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 8 Matthew Williamson was called “the king of bling” by the Sydney Morning Herald for a reason. Since his London debut in 1996, one thing has remained constant: Williamson’s models will sparkle. His 2003 spring collection saw gold-sequined blouses and brocade jackets, while the fall of 2005 line had shiny velvets and satins and the fall of 2006 featured shimmering gold and silver jumpers, to name a few. The trend continued most recently during February’s New York Fashion Week. Williamson paraded his traditional flashy jewel-hued mini minis and doll-sized dresses – but this year there was also a noticeable smattering of fashions to file under “the bigger the better.” Models processed down the runway in gaping shorts and trousers that were paper-bag-synched at the waist, as well as tent-sized sparkly muumuus and necklaces boasting fist-sized shell pendants. The most innovative of these enormous fashions could be credited to the pioneering of jewelry designer Scott Wilson. จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:27:56 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 9 Wilson and Williamson are both decorated alumni from the UK’s finest art institutions. Wilson studied jewelry design at Middlesex Polytechnic and millinery at the Royal College of Art while Williamson began his career at star-spangled Central St. Martins. Both designers earned coveted fashion positions early in their careers. Immediately after graduation Williamson began working for Marni, while Wilson earned employment with Karl Lagerfeld as an undergrad. Williamson eventually went on to launch his own successful eponymous line. On the other hand, Wilson has garnered much of his renown through his collaborative efforts with showstoppers Burberry, Rifat Ozbek and Hussein Chalayan in particular – though he continues to maintain his own jewelry line. As Wilson explained to the International Herald Tribune, “One-off pieces are the ultimate expression of my work, but they can be very time-consuming.” In their collaboration, Wilson clearly embraced Williamson’s predilection for shine with his jeweled bracelets, which are evocative of bedazzled bocce balls. The enormous bangles were seen on the lanky limbs of Hilary Rhoda and Maryna Linchuk during Matthew Williamson’s parade of jewel-colored frocks at New York Fashion Week in February. According to Fashion Wire Daily, Wilson’s “sequined bracelets [were] a deft accessory addition to a collection that underlined how British designers’ stint showing in America has helped him mature into a producer of highly wearable, yet always hip, clothes.” The funky though undeniably glamorous bracelets have most recently been spotted cuffing the delicate wrists of Mischa Barton on the cover of UK Elle. The bracelets are custom-made, and available to the most audacious of luxury collectors for a mere $750 each. Contact the creator himself. By L. Harper จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:28:45 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 10 Wilson and Williamson are both decorated alumni from the UK’s finest art institutions. Wilson studied jewelry design at Middlesex Polytechnic and millinery at the Royal College of Art while Williamson began his career at star-spangled Central St. Martins. Both designers earned coveted fashion positions early in their careers. Immediately after graduation Williamson began working for Marni, while Wilson earned employment with Karl Lagerfeld as an undergrad. Williamson eventually went on to launch his own successful eponymous line. On the other hand, Wilson has garnered much of his renown through his collaborative efforts with showstoppers Burberry, Rifat Ozbek and Hussein Chalayan in particular – though he continues to maintain his own jewelry line. As Wilson explained to the International Herald Tribune, “One-off pieces are the ultimate expression of my work, but they can be very time-consuming.” In their collaboration, Wilson clearly embraced Williamson’s predilection for shine with his jeweled bracelets, which are evocative of bedazzled bocce balls. The enormous bangles were seen on the lanky limbs of Hilary Rhoda and Maryna Linchuk during Matthew Williamson’s parade of jewel-colored frocks at New York Fashion Week in February. According to Fashion Wire Daily, Wilson’s “sequined bracelets [were] a deft accessory addition to a collection that underlined how British designers’ stint showing in America has helped him mature into a producer of highly wearable, yet always hip, clothes.” The funky though undeniably glamorous bracelets have most recently been spotted cuffing the delicate wrists of Mischa Barton on the cover of UK Elle. The bracelets are custom-made, and available to the most audacious of luxury collectors for a mere $750 each. Contact the creator himself. By L. Harper จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:29:38 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 11 In the 80's, there wasn't a corner store that didn't have a Space Invaders arcade game in it. Enthusiasts would line up their coins on the glass table console, marking their position as the next challenger in line. Today, over 25 years later, that infamous digital design has a strong presence in urban fashion and accessories. จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:30:39 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 12 The hoodie is a staple for any urban wardrobe and we’re loving this unisex Space invader Hoodie. An ode to the 80s, when space invaders was the coolest game in the world and Michael Jackson was a serious artist at the top of the charts (yes, it’s hard to believe but there was such a time). The cool computer-test-pattern style graphics come in hot pink and black, giving all the generation Ys – who were just babies in the 80s – a chance to experience that fabulous fashion era for the first time. As a warm up to our upcoming online store, the exclusive Space Invader hoodies are now available to purchase only through us. Over 300 submitted their orders yesterday (subscribers were notified via our newsletter) and with less than a 100 left, these won't last long. They cost US $150, which includes deliverey within the US. Those of you outside the US can e-mail us your sizes/style. Some countries we don't deliver to. We start shipping Monday. Note – the sizing is small and the hoodies are tight fitting, so if you’re ordering best to go up a size or two if you like your hoodie loose จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:34:05 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 13 Glastonbury’s over, and you still can’t get the mud and misery out of your clothing.  Yes, it did seem like a wonderful idea to take some fine clobber to the festival. But who was to know that a millennium’s worth of rain would fall in a matter of seconds and wash your clothes away. Thankfully, EIO clothing have just released their new summer range, to help former fashionistas reclaim their pre-Glastonbury status.  Excess Is OK are an east-London fashion brand that’s been clothing the pop-elite since 2003.  Designing one-off t-shirts for the likes of the Klaxons and Pete Doherty, their combination of tongue-in-cheek designs and bold prints have been gracing album covers and tour merchandise for nigh on four years. And they’ve even started designing women’s underwear. Slapping their day-glo designs on to ladies pants makes a welcome addition to any rained out festivities. By Matt Hussey จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:35:15 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 14 The bronzed and fabulous hold court at the Italian Riviera, lounging su una brandina – or on a chaise-lounge. Italian native Marco Morosini became inspired on such a chair, realizing the versatility of the woven fabric upholding his posteriore – or butt. The rest, as they say, is storia. Morosini utilized the tough, weather-proof material to do what creative Italians do best: design handbags. The line, dubbed Brandina was launched in the summer of 2005. Brandina boasts eight separate models with resort-appropriate names: Travel Lodge, Hotel, Holiday Bag, Bed & Breakfast, Grand Hotel, Penthouse, Lobby and Motel. The Brandina satchels are decked out in twelve different pattern and hue combos consistent with sun-lounges of the Romagna Coast. The Bed & Breakfast sets itself apart with its narrow, cylindrical shape and drawstring closure all of which come in four pin-striped styles and retails for 74 euros. Due to its shape, the B&B seems particularly ideal for the ol’ day-trip to the Riviera, with enough spazio for your Prada flip-flops, Pucci bikini and Gucci sunglasses. Bravo! By L. Harper จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:36:19 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 15 Emma Hope has come a long way from the overbearing florals of Laura Ashley fashions. After designing and manufacturing six collections with the company, Hope jetted on to bigger and better things - namely, her eccentric Emma Hope collection. Since the commencement of her designing efforts, Hope has garnered five Design Council Awards, the Martini Style Award, and the Harpers & Queen Design Award. Hope's eponymous collection began solely with shoes - footwear could be considered Hope's forte, she's designed shoes for Paul Smith, Anna Sui and Mulberry. Hope later expanded her offerings to include handbags with quirky creations like a henna suede tote bag with delicate floral silhouettes carved out of its base, or a pair of men's white leopard print sneakers fashioned from ponyskin . The designer's most eye-catching number is easily a velvet sneaker bag which offered in bright hues of violet, gold and fuchsia, among others. The unlikely juxtaposition of luxurious velvet to hold your sweaty workout ensembles seems a perfect fit for the celebs who emerge daintily coiffed - with nary a bead of sweat - after hours-long training sessions. And for the obsessively coordinated amongst us, Hope even offers matching "Magic Basket" sneakers, which are swathed in the same unlikely shades of velvet. These indulgent workout fashions are available at either of Emma Hope's three shops in London (Sloane Square, Westbourne Grove and Islington) as well as 150 additional stores, including Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman and Harrods. จากคุณ : vacheron (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:37:30 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 16 These cute metallic bags from online French boutique Mimotica Micola have an edge to them that we're finding, well, arresting. The 35cm x 28 cm sling bags feature a candy-colored metallic finish and are illustrated with cute French girls who, while possessing a Holly Hobby-like niavity, are captured partaking in various random acts of subversion. You may be wondering, as we were, whether that's a love interest hanging from a tree in the picnic illustration? Well, it certainly seems to be. In fact, the "beheaded boyfriend with a stake to the head" is something of a motif in the range. The names of the bags also have a certain comme ci comme ca air about them - "Qui, je suis coquette" and for their doctors bag style:"J'aime jouer a docteurs". So Frenchy, so chic. Great for taking to public libraries, great for the environment. Buy online at mimoticamicola.com for 64 Euros, plus all that postage-to-far-flung-lands guff. By Sarah จากคุณ : vacheron (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:38:21 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 17 They were the talk of Balenciaga's Fall 07 showings recently - the new "IT" shoe that is a clear derivative of the classic Balenciaga style, but appears to have been "built" by a small child in Denmark. How does one wear such a must-have accessory? With grey woollen tights or jodhpurs, apparently. Sarah จากคุณ : vacheron (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:39:11 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 18 We’re rather liking what this French veteran of the fashion scene is sending down runways this year. It’s actually Jean-Charles de Castelbajac’s fortieth year of doing so – give or take. But his particular brand of pop-tastic sportswear festooned with Tweety birds, Snoopys and hearts – splashed with fluorescent tomato - has struck chords with the British Grime scene elite. As he says, “The kids are calling me JC/DC now”. For those interested to know, the JC rose to fame in the seventies when he designed for Farrah Fawcett at the height of her Charlie’s Angels fame and made the massive inflatable poncho coat of teddybears worn by Madonna in the film Prêt -a-Porter. Also interesting: their very cute website with it’s YouTubed Kittyfornia character. Check it out. จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:40:36 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 19 Street fashion hipsters, Colette are celebrating their 10th anniversary by collaborating with fellow French label Lacoste for their new spring range.  Combining the Lacoste croc and Colette pooches Caperino and Peperone, the collection features limited-edition trainers and a series of 14 polo shirts.   “To see our dear Caperino and Peperone play with the big brands is one of our little personal pleasures,” said Colette art director Sarah Lerfel.  The trainers feature two different designs, one with Cap & Pep chasing the crocodile on one foot, and the croc chasing Cap & Pep on the other.  The inside lining and laces feature a specially printed logo, ‘Caperino & Peperone Love Lacoste’.   The Lacoste polo range features 14 different designs each telling a small part of a bigger story of how the crocodile and the dogs met.  Leaving its iconic position on top of the heart, the crocodile walks around your shirt, and depending on what polo you buy, he could be sitting on your shoulder or tucked under the collar.  It’s fun, fresh and doesn’t take itself too seriously.  Maybe other brands might want to take note. The polos will cost you 140 euros and the trainers 120.  So, what are you waiting for? By Matthew จากคุณ : vacheron (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:42:00 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 20 Adidas have always been one of the strongest payers in the urban shoe and fashion market. Well known for their innovative advertising campaigns presenting their equally brilliant range, Adidas have big plans for 2007. One of their big releases for the new year is this new model (bottom right), which is made of premium black leather, 3M material and infrared applications. The shoe merges the infamous retro style of Adidas with modern materials, resulting in a very hip sneaker. The Material of the Worlds collection is also bound to be huge. With the muscle of a multi billion dollar company, the 2007 Adidas range is sure to be even hotter than last years releases, and that is indeed a hard act to follow. by Billy T จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:43:10 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 21 Trussardi parade last week at Milan Fashion Week - such a fantastic concept using a luggage conveyor belt to showcase their Fall-Winter 2007/2008 collection. จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:44:17 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 22 This full zip and crew neck, all cotton hoodie, features a funky montage of urban heroes. The design, evokes a busy, metropolitan feel through the use of multiple images of various New York faces. The hoodie itself is a street map of New York (minus the map) of the people that makes the city one of the most unique in the world. Appropriating the work of the infamous pop artist, Roy Lichtenstein, these 'Janet' inspired series of long sleeve tees, scream 'pop culture'. The all cotton tees, make use of overprinting the infamous images to the very ends of the shirt, creating a poster type impression. The shirt keeps within the tradition of what inspired many pop artists of the day. Accessibility, and immobilizing the everyday through art. by Andy G จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:46:04 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 23 With retro fashion making its mark in the industry, the genre itself has become open to various interpretations. German fashion label, Naketano, transcends beyond the mere concept of branding, basing its philosophy on the very conception of street style fashion. The ideas of what constitutes fashion, varies between fashion designers, fashionistas and consumers. For Naketano's head designer Nicole Christiansen, recognition comes in the form of appreciation and the way a consumer holds a piece, the ultimate compliment, having the owner deem it as a favourite. It's easy to imagine that a number of the pieces in this unique range would take pride and place in ones wardrobe. The energetic colors, flowing throughout the garments, create a relaxed ambience which simultaneously describes the fit. From charismatic hoodies, through to sweet sweats and more, Naketanos range offer a fresh approach to the kind of casual women's wear they do so well. It's refreshing not having a label instruct you on the art of cool, Naketano simply create great clothing that has the comfort, design and the enjoyment of the wearer in mind. by Andy G จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:46:57 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 24 Furniture isn't the only thing that the Swedes do well, at least that's what new Swedish design label Ulterior Motive want us to believe. The new men's accessories label offers an alternative, fashion-oriented take on such classic pieces as neck ties and cuff links. The cool range is more at home on young hipsters than, say, your accountant or tax lawyer. And that, founder Hakan Bruce says, is exactly the way he likes it. by Billy T จากคุณ : vacheron (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:48:07 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 25 suay .. จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:48:48 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 26 Those who were at school in the 1970's in Europe should remember the cult SCOUT bag. It was quite a revolution on the play-ground because it was the first colorful satchel. However, the original 1975 model has since disappeared... except that to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the SCOUT, the German firm has launched a limited edition of the revisited original model under the name Scout 1975. The new bag has been reinterpreted by the famous Swiss designers Estragon. Slightly smaller and more sober than the original, the bag is a functional urban bag intended for kidults. The colors,  however, have stayed the same: blue, red, green or black for the body and fluorescent orange for the pocket. The best way to purchase this regenerated legend is to จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:50:21 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 27 narakkk The hoodie is hot. From the early days when Rocky wore one whilst pounding into meat carcasses, through to our modern day rap poet Eminem, the hoodie, unlike corduroy pants has stood the test of time. Now the infamous hoodie has gone to the dogs with a variety of poochie hoodies for your favorite Fido. Your Shitzu can look shit hot in any one of these awesome hoodies from new Amsterdam based จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:51:19 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 28 Stars are inspiring the world. Celebrity culture has never been so present in our day-to-day life. In just a few years, star-chasing magazines have become pop culture gospels. All around the world fashionistas meticulously observe how Paris, Kate and Angelina dress and behave. To play into the celebrity-appeal game Morgan, a French fashion label, has created a funny shopping bag inspired by celebrity magazine covers. Your shopping bag will now have pictures of celebrities shopping themselves... Available in the main European Morgan stores with the purchase of one of their jeans จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:52:48 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 29 Takahiro Miyashita's design studio Number Nine is becoming well known throughout the U.S, due to its hip new store in Tribeca, NY. Miyashita has a slightly angst edge when it comes to his designs. From skull shaped rings through to the F-ck You Hoodies featured here, the Japanese designer is no stranger to controversy. The F-ck You Hoodie comes in both a Black and White reversible version. How many times can you say f-ck you? Well check out the Hoodie and start counting จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:54:57 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 30 555 f-ck u cant type จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:55:55 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 31 It's the mini-me of suits, in the form of a bag. Designer Edson Raup, has ingeniously recycled the everyday business suit purchased from thrift shops and given it new life. The suit remains transform themselves into a very hip looking unisex shoulder bag which is both very user friendly and hard wearing. An added funky feature is the shoulder strap made from a car seat belt. It's recyclable fashion at its best. We wonder what he can do with a pair of khaki Corduroy pants จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:56:52 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 32 From gun barrels to ghetto blasters, the line of Hoon jewelry is as street wise and sassy as jewelry gets. This unique and very clever looking jewelry line, takes it's inspiration from urban street culture and represents it in iconic bling with attitude. The range, although based on hip hop culture owes a lot to it's Parisian heritage, where urban lifestyle has made a significant impact on the fashion market. Representing the wearers affiliation and appreciation of urban culture, the Hoon jewelry range also evokes a positive attitude toward otherwise negative images such as guns and bullets. This is a unique and well crafted line of bling จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:57:46 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 33 Collaborative efforts of the artistic kind often produce the most interesting work. This is certainly the case with brother and sister team Nico and Catalina Estrada. Catalina is an illustrator with a dreamy edge. Her work is soft,  detailed and delicatel. Catalina's illustrations have graced magazine covers worldwide, so the leap into jewelry with the help of brother Nico was and obvious progression that has paid off. The delicate range is called Katika, named after Catalina's most reoccurring character. With a very feminine, almost childlike innocence to their design, the jewelry is a perfect commercial vehicle for this amazingly talented illustrators work. For more go to www.katika.net by Lisa Evans จากคุณ : vacheron (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:58:52 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 34 In the South of France lies an überpremium nano-country: the Principality of Monaco. It's a rich man's ghetto where everybody is obsessed by the size of their yacht and the definition of luxury. Enter Miss Bibi, aka Brigitte Giraudi, a young local creator, who has designed a jewellery collection in which each piece is an emblem of a luxurious but dark world of miniature chandeliers, chopping knives, saws, tools, mirrors, etc. From beautifully hand crafted killer earrings to sexy high heal shoe rings to infamously dangerous gun necklaces, anyone with a dry, dark, irreverent sense of humor and a taste for Monte-Carlo’s luxury will be richly rewarded จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 08:59:51 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 35 He Tinkered in architecture whilst Tobie dealt in sports, the Hatfield brothers Tinker and Tobie are Nike's greatest collaborative effort since signing Tiger Woods. Tinker Hatfield is a VP at Nike, whilst Tobi , who joined his brother at the sports giant in 1990 is a senior engineer. Together the brothers have created some of Nike's more memorable releases. From Air Jordan's, through to award winning spikes on the sole of track shoes, the Hatfields have had a hand in more than 20 Olympic gold medals, through their ingenuous shoe design. This is a creative team who came from very different paths to meet at a career challenging cross road which has proven to be their Golden Mile . The Hatfield's brothers work is currently being highlighted by Olympian Vonetta Flowers, who's Air Zoom Bob shoes have been featuring on recent Torino coverage. The shoe reflects the brothers progressive designs. Sleek and seamless จากคุณ : vacheron (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 09:00:43 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 36 God is cool. Calm down, we're not talking about the frightening rise of the religious right, we're talking about fashion's apparent fervor for religious symbolism. Taking their lead from The Da Vinci Code and Anne Rice's new book Christ the Lord, fashion leaders are turning the humble cross and rosary beads into fashion statements. Leading the revival is Dolce and Gabbana. Drawing upon their Roman Catholic roots, the Italian label has released a range of saintly accessories featuring dog tag style crosses on leather necklaces and the funkiest rosary beads this side of the Vatican. A hot Miami designer, who we will introduce to you later this month, has taken the trend to the next level with his Lord of the Kings t-shirts, with an image of Jesus set on an army camoglaue background. By Billy T จากคุณ : vacheron (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 09:02:05 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 37 The designer handbag has long been a symbol of status and fashionability. Each season a new style hits the catwalks, turning intelligent grown women into wanton I'll-do-anything-to-get-it and I-don't-care-what-it-costs strategists. But before you rush out to Dior/Fendi/Burberry et al, check out the Key Bag, which comes completely left of field. The ultimate in quirky techno-cool, the keybag is made entirely out of computer keyboard keys. The bag was invented by Portuguese industrial designer Jo Sabino and comes in black and white จากคุณ : vacheron (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 09:02:53 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 38 "Terror fashion" is about to invade cities. The new French brand Anticon is launching a new concept of hooded sweatshirts. Graffiti artists, people with acne, snowboarders or simply superheroes would certainly be into them. To order your sweatshirt, you'll have to wait a few more weeks but we wanted you to be first in the know. Definitely an eye-catching fashion statement! จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 09:04:33 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 39 Usa e Getta" is Italian for "Use and throw away". UEG, a Polish brand with an Italian motto, plays on the concept of consumption using symbols and icons. The duo behind the brand is fashion designer Anna Kuczynska and top graphic designer Michal Lojewski. Their desirable white creations are designed to deteriorate. And like an old fashion art, the project has its own manifesto and rules: unification, unisex, uniseasons. Materials are made from Tyvek, a paper-like fabric. You can read the full manifesto on each garment; it's never been so cool to show you believe in something จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 09:06:15 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 40 hope u like some of them nakrabbb and thank you for coolhunt blog soooooooo much แก้ไขเมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 50 09:09:10 จากคุณ : constantin (vacheron) - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 09:08:04 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 41 มาตายเอารูปสุดท้าย ^^ เรื่องน่าอ่านมากค่ะ รวมเรื่องแฟชั่นได้ครอบคลุมจริงๆ แต่เดี๋ยวต้องอ่านละเอียดอีกที อ่านภาษาอังกฤษต้องใช้เวลาสองเท่าของภาษาไทย อิอิ ขอบคุณที่เอามาแบ่งปันกันนะคะ จากคุณ : After Sunset_Before Sunrise - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 11:10:16 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 42 เราว่ารองเท้า IT ดูแปลกๆ อะ ^^" จากคุณ : แมมมอม - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 11:24:11 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 43 ชอบ Key Bag จังค่ะ มีขายเมืองไทยมั่งมั้ยนะ จากคุณ : brichea - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 11:27:37 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 44 Super faB I luv it kha! จากคุณ : ItchyScratchy - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 12:13:35 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 45 ชอบมากกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกกก แต่อ่านไม่ออกค่ะ (ดูรูปก็ยังดี) จากคุณ : น้องนู๋_หมูหวาน - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 12:36:02 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 46 ต้องใช้เวลาอ่านกันนานเลยทีเดียว อิอิ กรี๊ด...รูป คห.40 จากคุณ : กำมือขึ้นแล้วหมุนๆ - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 12:44:38 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 47 จบหล่อมากค่ะ จากคุณ : คุณหนูผู้คึกคะนอง - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 19:15:42 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 48 ดูมาตั้งนาน ชอบรูปสุดท้ายเนี่ยแหละ หล่อล่ำมั่กๆ  /(^O^)\ อะล้อเล่ง  สวยๆ มากมายเลยอะ  เห็นแล้วอยากได้  แต่มะมีเงินขนาดนั้น  5555 จากคุณ : young_angle - [ 30 ต.ค. 50 22:52:56 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 49 ชอบมากเลยค่ะ แล้วเอามาฝากอีกนะคะ:D จากคุณ : it's u i love. - [ 31 ต.ค. 50 01:21:25 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 50 แจ่ม ๆ ทั้งนั้นเลย จากคุณ : Gabi - [ 31 ต.ค. 50 14:34:01 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 51 มาตายที่รูปสุดท้ายด้วยคนค่ะ แจ่ม..แจ่ม ทั้งนั้นเลยค่ะ จากคุณ : symbolic - [ 1 พ.ย. 50 03:11:32 ]