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Showing posts with label white. Show all posts
Christian Louboutin Louis Men’s Flat
Christian Louboutin‘s Louis men’s flat contrasts much of the French fashion designer’s footwear offerings, which often feature flashy studded embellishments. These white leather high tops are crisp and clean, for a smart, casual and highly fashionable look. A great addition to a gentleman’s wardrobe, they’re available online now through Christian Louboutin.
Louis Vuitton Acapulco Sneaker Spring/Summer 2011
Louis Vuitton presents their Acapulco sneaker for Spring/Summer 2011 in a new perforated calf leather version. The sneaker comes in both black and white and is now in stock at Vuitton stores around the globe.
Adidas Superskate Mid (studded)
Due for a February 2011 release are these glitzy adidas Superskate mids. With cream suede signature stripes and a heavy smattering of square silver studs, there's no chance of these glamazons going unnoticed. The all leather white upper is served up with another splashing of silver thanks to the iconic trefoil logo stamped on the tongue. Available now for pre-order online at Styles.
BALENCIAGA Men's Spring/Summer 2011 Zebra Print
Do you like this black and white print from Balenciaga spring/summer 2011?
Christian Louboutin at "Footwear News 24th Annual Achievement Awards" in Christian Louboutin
At yesterday's Footwear News 24th Annual Achievement Awards, shoe maestro Christian Louboutin attended the event in one of his studded contrast colored patent oxford shoes.
Pringle Of Scotland x Ryan McGinley Cashmere Sweaters
Clothing designer Ryan McGinley and Pringle of Scotland present their 2010 Fall knitwear collaboration — a black and white premium cashmere twinset of a cardigan and crewneck sweater. Simply designed and presumably nice fitting. The animal print actually ends up giving it the aura of something incredibly indie, but I don’t think indie kids can afford its $1,224 luxury pricetag.
Passarella Death Squad 2010 Fall/Winter Collection
Established in London in 2004 by Danny Broddle and Emilie Albisser, Passarella Death Squad imports fabric from Tokyo and manufactures its garments in both London and Japan. Inspired by one of the 1960s seminal New York band’s, The Velvet Underground the brand’s Fall/Winter collection for this year mirrors concert posters from the 1960’s, with each tee being named after a Velvet Underground track from that period. Each of the tees are available in both black and white colorways from select stockists including: Selfridges, Harvey Nichols, Liberty, The End and Kiosk 78 in the UK, Fred Segal Originals in the US and nano universe in Japan.
Photography: Jeff Metal for Hypebeast
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Yves Behar for Issey Miyake Vue Watch – A Closer Look
The Vue by Yves Behar for Issey Miyake watch combines the longtime innovation of the Japanese designer with the industrialism of Behar. Sleek and minimal, the watch features a round frame, solid band with a vanishing dial. To add uniqueness to this collaboration, the watch only features one numeral at a time and fades out as time passes. The duo didn’t stop there, as the watches box is made out of what appears to be sticky notes on top of each other. Available in 5 variations, ranging from a metal or leather band to a white, black or brown colorway. Further information is available here.
source:hypebeast.com/
The Beatles Comme des Garcons T-Shirt Collection
From the on-going collaboration between The Beatles and Comme des Garcons, new t-shirts have been released. They present several graphics on black and white tees, all with a “Yellow Submarine” theme. The t-shirts are now available from Dover Street Market.
Detailed images of the t-shirts follow after the jump.
source:highsnobiety.com
James Long 2011 Spring/Summer Collection
Designer James Long brings out the oil paints and knitting pins for his Spring/Summer 2011 Collection during London Fashion Week. Focusing on the knit trend which is big in menswear for next Spring, over sized silhouettes are complimented with cuffed shorts and rugged boots. Distressed sweaters with intricate cable knitting and large holes, leather biker vests with matching shorts were just a few of the standout looks on display. What sticks out the most in this collection is the designer’s sorbet color palette, which is a mixture of distorted paint splatters and psychedelic prints over garments. To give the collection some sanity, Long added solid jumpers in white and twin knit sets in navy.
source:hypebeast.com/
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