Even though the fashion “buzz” about the Golden Globes is always about the beautiful designer gowns and the millions of dollars in glittering jewels, I’d like to shine the spotlight on the men for a change. At this year’s 69th annual Golden Globes event, held at the Beverly Hills Hilton International Ballroom, there were a number of men who rivaled their female counterparts in tasteful dressing.
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 By P. Dulong in Celebrity Style, Fashion  Tags: Fashion, Gerard Butler, Robert Downey Jr., Savatore Ferragamo, The Golden Globes, Tom Ford |
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Fashion Circus Comes to Town
Jan
17
Although not greeted by tamed lions or clowns on stilts, a visit to the Brooklyn Circus provides shoppers with a fun and quirky experience with an encore of exquisitely tailored duds.
The store is charmingly decked with dark wooden floors, antique furniture pieces and a fabulous black chandelier to put a spotlight on the circus acts, particularly the glorious merchandise –graphic tees, dark denim, button-downs, polos, outerwear, military-inspired pieces and thirties-and- forties- inspired vintage accessories –all creatively exhibited.
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By Romina Tobias in Fashion Tags: Boutique, Brooklyn Circus, Fashion, New York, Urban |
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Lacoste
Jan
11
Long known for their preppy style and iconic alligator, Lacoste has become the symbol for college students across the world. Best known for their polos and other sportswear, the companies jeans division is often over looked.
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By T. Engelhart in Fashion Tags: Fashion, Lacoste |
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The Designs of Edward Mirell
Jan
09
One of the sleekest, most modern look in men’s jewelry has to be Titanium. The substance itself is actually a chemical element, which you may or may not remember from your chemistry class, that is a durable silver colored metal alloy, very resistant to any corrosion or oxidation. When I see it used in men’s in men’s jewelry, it reminds me of the cool grey tones and geometric shapes of the city, molded into a wearable pieces. Continue reading “The Designs of Edward Mirell” »
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By P. Dulong in Fashion Tags: Edward Mirell, Fashion, Jewelry |
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It’s Time to Rethink Time
Jan
07
What’s that, you say? Who needs a wristwatch in our digital age of ubiquitous cellphones, MP3 players and other portable tech toys equipped with built-in clocks? Think watches are obsolete antiques fast going the way of VCRs and analog TV? Not so fast!
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By Shannon Roxborough in Fashion Tags: Fashion, Versace |
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Ed Hardy’s Inked-Up Style
Jan
04
Ed Hardy, founded by the San Francisco Art Institute-educated and Japan-trained tattoo artist, is today an immediately recognizable brand, thanks to the creative force of flamboyant French designer Christian Audigier. Continue reading “Ed Hardy’s Inked-Up Style” »
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By Shannon Roxborough in Fashion Tags: Artist, Christian Audigier, Ed Hardy, Fashion, Tattoo |
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Ciao, Bella!
Jan
03
For more than 20 years, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, the duo known as Dolce & Gabbana, have regularly to come up with stylish clothing and accessories that have drawn a following from the halls of Wall Street to Hollywood (David Beckham, Matthew McConaughey and Scarlett Johansson are devotees). Continue reading “Ciao, Bella!” »
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By Shannon Roxborough in Fashion Tags: Dolce & Gabbana, Fashion, Italy |
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Armani Perpetually Yours
Jan
02
When Giorgio Armani first began creating menswear for Nino Cerruti in the 1960s, he did so with no formal training in the world of fashion design. More than four decades later, the once-little-known designer from Piacenza, a small medieval city near Milan, has become a household name.
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By Shannon Roxborough in Fashion Tags: Fashion, Giorgio Armani, Milan |
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Ode to Indian Style
Jan
01
India. The name alone conjures up the exotic. East Indians or every class and caste are draped in some of the world’s best hand-loomed fabrics, from finely woven cotton to beautifully spun silk. While Indian-influenced designs have found their way onto the global stage through European labels, few East Indian designers have made a mark in international fashion.
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By Shannon Roxborough in Fashion Tags: Aki Narula, Arjun Khanna, Exotic, Fashion, India, Mumbai, Narendra Kumar, Rachel Roy |
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