Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Seavees Buck
If you’ve been recently lurking on men’s fashion sites, I’m sure you’re well acquainted with Seavees. J. Crew has them, James Perse has a limited slip-on, and Steven Alan carries the mocs. After months of going unnoticed, the California inspired footwear line is finally starting to grow on me. I was sold after seeing their version of the classic buck. I was not prepared to drop cash on a pure white/red brick soled buck, so these should ease my transition into buck-erizing this California summer.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Gitman Vintage for Monocle
Can this slim fitting short sleeved summer shirt be any more perfect? This Monocle x Gitman Vintage collaboration will soon be available at the Monocle Shop. I’m lusting on the blue offering of this shirt. My fresh pair khakis and Rachel Comey oxfords can’t wait for this shirt to complete the whole outfit. Too bad I can’t have it in time for our Mother’s Day dinner.
Labels:
Collaboration,
Fashion,
Gitman Vintage,
Monocle Shop
Monday, May 3, 2010
Old With The New.
Levi's archive collection is now available at Steven Alan. Some great old school inspired pieces from a raw stitched hoody to a carpenter-style pocket shirt worth checking out. Vintage is as good as basics, so I'm definitely into it.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
S/Double Project
Shawn Stussy sold Stussy in 1996 and is now working on a new project called S/Double. The man practically designed my wardrobe as a teenager. One of the most influential names in streetwear is now branching out into basics. I guess us 30-year-olds have to grow up and stop wearing those bright ass graphic tees at some point. S/Double has got some pieces to smoothen that transition. And if I may add, the S/Double white bucks are the bizness.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Billy Reid Spring/Summer 2010
If lookbooks could kill, then I'm already dead. Billy Reid's Spring/Summer 2010 has so many unbelievable pieces. Blazers and shirts are cut slim and short which should suit me perfectly. The navy linen blazer (pictured above) is a must have. We need a Billy Reid store in Los Angeles. The full Spring/Summer 2010 collection is now available at Billy Reid.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
unique low.
I've said it before, and I'll keep saying it until it happens, but Southern California needs a Uniqlo. The Japanese brand always comes out with some of the nicest threads at some of the nicest prices. Perfect fits, perfect cuts, etc, they are flawless. And now, here is their cotton madras collection available now at all Uniqlo locations. I know Big Al is gonna like these...
Source: Freshness
Dead Meat Camo Tuxedo Jacket.
Damn, I know i would probably never wear anything like this, but in my opinion this is one of the freshest tuxedo jackets. I've always been a fan of camo, and seeing it on something classy like a tuxedo is just too appealing. It even come's equip with a picture of a naked female on the satin lining. No other real information on it, unless you can read Japanese.
Source: HighSnobiety
Steven Alan Bias Placket Shirt
As if a Steven Alan single needle plaid shirt isn't enough to get my attention, now they released a Bias Placket Shirt in two colors to make me go crazy. The interesting plaid contrast makes this a one of a kind plaid shirt. This unique patterned shirt would be a great addition to my plaid full closet. Bias Placket Plaid Shirts are now available at Steven Alan.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Rodarte Sweatshirts
I'm always on the hunt for a clean cut comfortable sweatshirt and I'm loving these Rodarte sweatshirts. Simple, slim cut, and looks oh so comfortable. Rodarte just recently jumped on the menswear scene after focusing solely on women's clothing. I'm sure the Mulleavy sisters from Pasadena, CA will bring some great men designs in the upcoming seasons. These new Rodarte sweatshirts are now available at Opening Ceremony.
Labels:
Fashion,
Mulleavy Sisters,
Opening Ceremony,
Rodarte,
Sweatshirts
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
E.G.
Engineered Garments is a solid brand to keep in mind because they carefully consider creating and detailing clothing as "Engineered", hence their brand name. Each one of their pieces is well put together and a lot of thought is put behind each pattern, stitch, and shape. Engineered Garments clothing is very basic with enough moderate loud patterns to seperate them from the norm. They keep it classic with this shawl collar cinch vest in black chambray that would go with almost anything in your wardrobe. Keep E.G. in mind when you're trying to complete the casual classy look. For a full preview of Engineered Garment's S/S '10, check out Tres Bien.
Labels:
Casual,
Classy,
Engineered Garments,
Fashion,
Tres Bien Shop
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Wear a good tie. Every day.
There is nothing like a nice tie to complete your wardrobe for any occasion. I'm not required to wear a neck tie daily, so it's never been on top of my shopping list. Especially since a good quality tie can run me a pretty penny these days. Now thanks to the the people over at The Tie Bar, I can enjoy an economical tie shopping experience without any buyer's remorse. Their selections of ties are endless. Solids, plaids, madras, skinnies, extra long, bow ties, ascots. You name it and they have it in stock. The best part about The Tie Bar is almost everything in their inventory is $15. This would be a great store to purchase neck ties in volume whether it be for work, dressing a wedding party, or stocking up for special events. Check out The Tie Bar and you're guaranteed to "wear a good tie. Every day".
Nom De Guerre - Raw Denim
Everyone should own at least one pair of solid denim. If you've been reading our blog, I'm sure you know about my loyalty to APC when it comes to denim. But every once in a while I see a new pair of jeans worth trying and these Nom de Guerre classic 5 pocket raw denim look extra inviting. Straight cut and slightly tapered in the leg should suit me well since I have to get all my pants altered. Produced in Japan with high quality Japanese fabric, so you know this denim is built to last. This Nom de Guerre Raw Denim is now available at Tres Bien.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Trickery.
The Donny Miller Slip-Up from OFF THE WALL SINCE 66 on Vimeo.
Check out this video showcasing some art done by Donny Miller. Each piece plays tricks on your eyes. The video goes hand in hand with new Vans Vault shoe Donny did, the Donny Miller Slip-Up. Yes, they're slip ons. I know, 2 vans posts in a row, but this was too crazy not to post. Here are some pictures of the shoes.
clean.
Vans has always been a staple in California culture, and they've always made the cleanest basic shoes. Check out these Vans Era Wingtip shoes for the Vans California Collection. They come out in July and they make a perfect summer shoe. Put 'em on with a pair of short and T-shirt or tank top, and you will have that perfect summer look.
Patience is a virtue
I ran into these Eastland Seneca boots while shopping at Los Feliz yesterday. The boot was priced at retail and they didn't have my size. Being the impulsive shopper that I am, I wanted them on the spot and I was really debating whether I should double up on my socks just to fit into the boot. Sounds crazy but it's true. I decided not to force the issue and walked away disappointed. Fortunately, I used my daily lurking skills this morning and found the Eastland Seneca at a much cheaper price online with free shipping and no tax to Cali. Happy Monday!
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Anorak jacket
Supreme and North Face linked up once again with a classic collaboration. It’s pretty hypebeast of me to add this to my wishlist this spring but you can’t pass up on a classic jacket such as this. As much as I’m exclusively into basics these days the camouflage print has caught my full attention. The camo jacket with a solid oxford, selvedge denim, and a pair of brown chukkas would be an instant hit. These anorak pullover jackets are now available at Supreme.
Labels:
Anorak,
Collaboration,
Fashion,
Hypebeast,
North Face,
Spring,
Supreme
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Go Green.
There's not much to hate about the color green. Money, the Boston Celtics, pistachio nuts, green tea lattes, spearmint gum, wheat grass, and menthol cigarettes are the first things that come to mind. So in the spirit of St. Patty's Day, here are a few items that should inspire you to make others "green" with envy. Click on the images below for more details.
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