Is this how the modern Spiderman should look ? This french brand made waves in the media with this new concept. Created by graphic designer Lucas Mangiello (photo bellow) the project was imagined to shock, and it does a very good job. You can see more on brand's official site: Antocon
This new french brand starts its first collection with t-shirts but soon will be offering a complete wardrobe. 100% cotton feels good on the body, and I was amazed to see that I did not need to iron the gray one (they looked the same even after washing them several times) . Vilain Garçon french for "naughty boy" is available online only, and it was good to learn that they offer free sipping till 15th of May (for the brand's launch). The question is : "Are you a naughty boy ?"
It sounds akin to the stories of most casual clothing labels: two like-minded designers decide to test their luck as a partnership in the fickle fashion industry, they produce a range of funky tees for men with similar tastes as themselves, and soon discover their wares sell quite well.
Between February 10th and March 2nd, the Cultural Centre 'Casa de Vacas' of the Buen Retiro Park has welcomed the HOMBRESENFALDA exhibition (MENINSKIRT). A total of 75 masculine skirts designed by big names of the universe of the national and international fashion were presented to the public, claiming to some extent the protagonism that this garment was in the masculine wardrobe of other times. Thank you Neil for the info and photos.
Ben Sherman was the Mod God. The man, who started making shirts from a small, back street factory in Brighton, went on to dress the swinging Sixties and became the King of Carnaby Street. Today, with renewed focus and continued investment in design and marketing, Ben Sherman, the lifestyle brand, continues to go from strength to strength. We saw the brand today on Who's Next, and love the last collection.
Wold you like having a pattern of your favorite t-shirt on your swimsuit? That's exactly what LowTee is all about.
Each piece is handcrafted by the designer himself from vintage logo and concert t-shirts fulfilling a commitment to make each swimsuit a distinct original. Each suit is fully lined with a durable featherweight lycra giving LowTee excellent memory allowing the suit to stretch and return to its original shape.
Philip Heckman, the designer and creator of LowTee swimwear, is a Miami native who made New York City’s East Village his home. After working several years behind the scenes on many Broadway shows, a feature film, and television, Philip has channeled his design experience into this line.
Special Thanks to new ManChic advertiser: Dusty Brand.
