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This season, the world of men’s underwear will forever be changed. With his new collection, fashion designer Andrew Christian introduces Flashback Butt-Lifting and Contouring Technology that gives men the illusion of having a sought-after “bubble butt” without having to spend hours in the gym. The design and construction of the underwear automatically lifts the buttocks making it look more firm and round.
Pal Zileri opens the fashion season in Belgrade! And what an opening it was!!? If there is a both prestigeous and traditional male fashion event in Serbia, than we are talking about Pal Zileri fashion shows. A Pal Zileri man, this spring, is a very hot one, indeed!!! It has never been just a fashion show, but a social event of a great importance. Always a spectacle!!
Nike recently unveiled the Nike+ SportBand, confirming earlier reports that the company would release a "sans iPod" version of its fitness tracking system. According to MacLife, the SportBand functions similarly to the iPod combination set, where it can measure time, speed, distance, and calories consumed. The system supposedly writes this information to a USB memory stick for upload to a computer. Nike will sell the SportBand for €60 (~$95), and will ship in April. Nike is reportedly not abandoning the Nike+iPod sports system, merely offering a less expensive alternative for users who can't afford an iPod nano.
Late last year, Nike and Apple were both under scrutiny for allegedly violating a patent, involving custom footwear that tracks the wearer's performance. Recently, Samsung announced a joint venture with Adidas with the goal of taking on the Nike+iPod system. Source: Electronista
OK - we are soo happy that the first issue of Bello mag has been red by over 100,000 people, and are even more excited bout the 2nd issue that looks great. Have you seen it yet ?
For the fall/winter 2008-2009 collection for Rozalb de Mura, designer Olah Gyarfas wrapped himself in the mystery and austerity conveyed by the sheer blackness of an all black lot. In a conscious gesture, all pieces have been immersed in a black viscous liquid, and then brought to surface bearing the lobe-like traces due to the solidification process.
Over-layering leads to a frenzy of numerous strata. Organic excess is glorified yet immediately hidden under the black camouflage. At a closer look, Rozalb de Mura collection reveals a rejoicing profusion of details, curved cuts, hidden pockets, two-in-ones, false folds and other secret traits that sometimes only the wearer can really appreciate. The detachable lapels of a black contemporary smocking come folded like the bellows of an accordion. You can wear them all, one or just a few. A feminine coat encapsulates three different coats layered one over the other, like big black heavy petals. Rounded seams mark the puffed-up polyamide jackets. The stark lack of color allows a timid sparkle only in the alternation of mated and slick blacks, from wool tweeds to fur-like cashmere and back to lacquered cotton and various shiny polyamides.
Continue reading ""The Thing" - fall winter 08 / 09 collection" »
This first generation of individuals-stars chooses not so much to wear a label but to live a brand through the feelings, emotions and information that this brand morphs into purchasing experience. The 1G First Generation line, produced by the Italian fashion company Piero Gazzarrini, worldwide famous for the Gazzarini brand, is a meld of eclectic inspirations, a statement of style that proposes in the same article of apparel both tailored luxury and technological basic, hand-made details and sophisticated fabrics, contemporary appeal and traditional aesthetics. The collection for the coming autumn/winter 2008-09 has opted for the absolute quality of black, with just a few colour accents, like bright blue.
Because being a "manChic" also involves being a "manClean". This is something you are going to love and your friends are going to crave. The sensor soap pump ($39) Simply place your hand under the sensor to dispense soap automatically and the fingerprint-proof rectangular sensor can ($199) The lid opens automatically when you place your foot in the sensor zone at the base. The recessed sensor zone keeps the lid from opening accidentally.
Those two items are perfect to impress your mother in law next time she steps into your kitchen for "an inspection". You can order online at Simplehuman.
