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Tuesday, March 3, 2009
My Vince
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Friday, December 12, 2008
Ring My Bell
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Labels: 70s, bell bottom, Burberry, fall 2008, levis, reissue, spring 2009
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Trend Alert: SLASHINGS
Slashes are the sophisticated way to have holes
in your clothes. No more tore up jeans and fringed
hems. They are key for having the perfect color
peek. It is modesty at it's best and with the right
placement can reveal just enough skin. Definitely
a nice update for, otherwise, classic pieces.
When I saw the new Dior Homme
collection I immediately thought of these
boots.
Pierre Hardy Fall 2008
It's become obvious that Pierre Hardy is
by far one of my favorite shoe designers.
He is innovative in all he does and every
time I see a new collection my whole
perspective on life changes! Serious stuff, yo!
Dior Homme Spring 2009

I dream of owning these pants.
Color Peek
Skin peeks!
Check out the rest of the Dior collection on Men.style.com
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Labels: dior homme, fall 2008, men, menswear, Pierre Hardy, shoes, slash, spring 2009, trend, women
Friday, June 27, 2008
A Lesson in Old School

I grew up with three older brothers, all of which unknowingly
influenced me at the time. It's hard to wear dresses when you
are too busy wanting to do everything the boys are doing. My
brother Chris started b-boying when I was in middle school. I didn't
necessarily have any style then but there is only so much you can do
with a school uniform. I've always really loved the old school hip hop style.
No, I never wore shell toes nor did I trot around in track suits and beanies.
But since then and over the years, I have incorporated certain elements into
my style.


Dsquared's Spring 2009 collection caught me by surprise. The
brothers took inspiration from Jamel Shabazz's book Back In The Days.
Shabazz began documenting urban street stlye over thirty years ago.
I have always dreamed of a collection like this. Some of it was hit or
miss but over all the awesome pieces help me ignore the wack ones.
They might have used way too many gold chains too... But hey, it's
the thought thats counts.
Street Safari

I love the mix of texture and pattern.
I will have to make myself a gingham blazer ASAP

MELT FACTOR

Photo Credits:
Jamel Shabazz
&
Men.Style.com
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Labels: back in the days, bboy, Brooklyn Museum, d square, dope, harlem, hip hop, jamel shabazz, men, Ny, old school, photography, sean o, spring 2009, street style



