Posted in apparel, fashion, Preppy, store, tagged apparel, crossbones, fashion, kicker, NYC, prep, Ralph Lauren, Rugby, school, skull, store, tartan, young on January 4, 2009| 3 Comments »
Ralph Lauren is the hands-down American master of creating lifestyle fashion brands and awe-inspiring retail environments. I love the Rugby product and stores. The brand is very young & preppy with a witty, sexy, irreverent slant. Sometimes the staff is a little “too cool for school”… but please, you would too if you looked that good.
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Posted in British, tagged Barker Black, British, footwear, NYC on January 3, 2009| 1 Comment »
Check out the Barker Black shop in Nolita and feast your eyes on the made-to-order and ready-made footwer, as well as neckwear, scarves and other fine men’s furnishings. Barker Black skull-and-crossbones insignia punched into the toe. 139 brass tacks are used to form the insignia on each sole. It’s all about the subversive branding and naughtiness.
Derrick Miller is the creative force behind the 125-year-old English company. The line he has produced for them is definitely Old World with a subversive, irreverent slant. Given his time spent working at Ralph Lauren it’s no surprise the re-vamped Barker Black feels like a darker, more elegant Rugby.
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Bo Diddley had an enormous impact on the development of popular music, largely due to his emphasis on rhythmic elements.
THE GREAT LAWN-TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT WIMBLEDON: PROMINENT PLAYERS PHOTOGRAPHED DURING THE MATCHES.
GQ-- November, 1968.
Safely out of town your colour choices can run very wild. --Esquire magazine.
James Dean
The impeccable Jeffrey Banks
Mad Max" Bubeck on his record-setting hybrid Indian "Chout".
THE WORLD'S RACKET CARNIVAL. Leading British, Colonial, and foreign aspirants to championship honours in this week's great gathering at Wimbledon.
Steve Mcqueen in his Barbour International.
