Well, the North East has been blasted by another Big Storm. After 20 + inches of heavy snow flakes we are digging ourselves out so today's post is dedicated to to the erruption of the Fair Isle pattern which has been strong in Europe & Asia this past Autumn/Winter, but has been slow to take off here in the States. Be prepared though for next Autumn as this will be the heavy trend which will slowly start to knock heads w/ the very popular argyle we all see these days. Argyles will still remain strong, but plan to see alot of nordic type patterns & fair isles. Here's some pics of the trend which was very strong past Autumn/Winter.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Snowflakes=Fair Isles
Well, the North East has been blasted by another Big Storm. After 20 + inches of heavy snow flakes we are digging ourselves out so today's post is dedicated to to the erruption of the Fair Isle pattern which has been strong in Europe & Asia this past Autumn/Winter, but has been slow to take off here in the States. Be prepared though for next Autumn as this will be the heavy trend which will slowly start to knock heads w/ the very popular argyle we all see these days. Argyles will still remain strong, but plan to see alot of nordic type patterns & fair isles. Here's some pics of the trend which was very strong past Autumn/Winter.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
MACKINTOSH



Scotland based rainwear company MACKINTOSH is a lot to be talked about these days, actually 200 plus years they have been talked about. Charles Macintosh developed the first formal waterproof fabric by spreading rubber onto cotton fabric. They have one of the best raincoats to be found.
Handmade and fully waterproof in rubberized cotton, the coat features detachable woolen plaid lining, as well as underarm vents, a corduroy collar, and two buttoned vents in the back–along with the tradition and quality of a Mackintosh product.
Now lets go dance in the Rain!!!
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Panama Jack



Panama Jack.....boy was he cool!
The legendary Panama hat gained its iconic status when President Theodore Roosevelt wore one on his visit to the Panama Canal. Since then, these hats have graced the heads of style greats ranging from Ernest
Hemingway, Paul Newman & Sean Connerry to the likes of todays musicians such as Wyclef Jean & Will I Am of the Black Eye Peas . Straw woven entirely by hand w/ Interior cotton sweatband.
Monday, February 15, 2010
TRIBUTE: RIP.........Mr. McQueen


On the morning of Thursday February, 11th Designer Alexander McQueen was found dead in his central London home apparently by suicide which is believed he had hung himself . The news shocked fashion all over the world especially New York as fashion week was just starting and just before London fashion week was beginning.
Mr. McQueen was very creative & intelligent. He always thought the fashion industry needed to be pushed and risks taken. He could be very rude w/ a dark side, but elegant at the same time. He was very skilled w/ his designs and known to be one of the best Women's tailors in the world. His expertise was exquisite and understood how clothing was made being either practical or over the top avant-garde.
His designs were provocative and were sometimes shown on models who appeared to have been physically abused and drugged up. He always said "I'm not interested in being liked.....Nicey nice doesn't do it for me".
Alexander McQueen was known throughout his career as a fashion maverick, fusing creative spark with skilled craftsmanship. He is known for introducing such trends as the skinny jean and low rise pants. He put on masterful shows and was a pioneer for putting Britain on the fashion Map. He will be missed!
Alexander McQueen was 40.
1969-2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Snow Day = Red Wing Boots


Red Wing Shoes has come back on the scene not only as a work boot, but a fashion must have.
As their saying goes "Built to Fit. Built to Last" these sure will last for years.
Skinned with either Red Wing's exclusive Briar Oil Slick leather or with a rough copper leather, the boots offer niceties like antiqued brass-colored eyelets, Goodyear welt construction, and triple-stitched construction with black and white waxed threads.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Super Bowl.....Super Wool Blankets!
$139.00Well, today is Super Bowl Sunday and w/ some of us in the Northeast under 2-3 feet of snow I think of "Super Wool Blankets".
Warm wooly blankets such as Pendleton, Swans Island , Toast & Woolrich.
Warm wooly blankets such as Pendleton, Swans Island , Toast & Woolrich.
Enjoy the Super Bowl!
Thursday, February 4, 2010
B.D. Baggies Reinvented!
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