Thursday, December 29, 2011

This Week's Most Wanted


 Awesome Unisex t-shirt, 48 euros, aquestionof.net

Monday, December 26, 2011

Fashion for the Masses


“You see, when I entered the profession, collections were made by professionals making clothes. Today, lending the name just for People magazine readers is the norm, and I hope it passes us quickly.”


Ralph Rucci, WWD

Friday, December 23, 2011

This Week's Most Wanted


Cream Phoenix Shopper bag, 10 euros, weareaitf.com

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

A Question Of


A Question Of wins major points for making the basic t-shirt and sweatshirt interesting again. By collaborating with hip artists from around the world on cool simple graphics for their clothing they have avoided fading into a sea of t-shirt brands, but beyond covetable t-shirts is a commitment to producing a socially responsible clothing. A Question Of’s collection is  one of the few fashion brands in the world based soley on fair trade organic garments. All their products are made from GOTS certified organic cotton and produced under fair trade working conditions in Africa and India- great for anyone with style AND a conscience.

Watch this video to learn more, or visit their website: aquestionof.net


T.I.A. - THIS IS AFRICA part 1. from A QUESTION OF on Vimeo.
Friendly Deamon t-shirt dress, 48 euros, aquestionof.net



Saturday, December 17, 2011

Friday, December 16, 2011

This Week's Most Wanted























Luhkka cape, $299 by Fjällräven

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Karl's Ultimate Luxury


"For me the ultimate luxury is to be alone, to have time for myself, not look at my watch, and do whatever I want, whenever I want."


Karl Lagerfeld
(ANI)

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Paris-Bombay


Another masterpiece from Karl Lagerfeld

           

Friday, December 9, 2011

This Week's Most Wanted


SUNO sneakers, $65, sunony.com

Monday, December 5, 2011

Marni x H&M


Saturday, December 3, 2011

New Things




""Technology is really the only thing through which you can do new things.' I've always said this. Because everything has been done, really, one way or another. Technology allows you to create new things, new combinations, new relationships, new interactions. It's as simple as that, really."


- Hussein Chalayan