January 2010
8 posts
Friday Inspiration
Nom de Guerre S/S 2010
The brand is inspired by military garb ironically, but the actual cut of most of the clothes has a very vintage and upstanding feel to it, giving the whole collection a unique look I really haven’t seen in a while. That and I like the fact that I haven’t the faintest idea on how to pronounce the name. More info here.
Opening Ceremony Spring 10
What more can I say? Just look at these things, their freaking awesome. One model even comes with a zipper on the side. Tastefully done, and genius. Check it out .
FUCT SSSD 2010
FUCT seems to have come out of the closet with some class with the release of these hats, which have a definite polish to them that shows good craftsmanship from the company.
Marshall Headphones
The market for vintage well made headphones is quickly becoming saturated with newcomers, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing, as Marshall Headphones looks to be making some well crafted audio equipment for the lofi snob in all of us. More info here.
Gourmet Sedici
Sedici apparently means 16 in Italian, and these kicks are sure sweet enough to be named after the number. Check out more here.
The Weekly Villain
Jacques Mesrine was an architecture student from a middle-class family who went off to fight in the Algerian War while a teenager, and returned in 1959 with a lust for violence that only a criminal lifestyle could satisfy. In the early 1960s he re-invented himself as a flamboyant villain, the kind of man who would hold up a bank on one side of the street and then, with the police sirens...