Article Archive for October 2011
England’s Edge of Belgravia sent over two more kitchen knives – this time from their Damascus Steel series . The Damascus Steel line is Edge of Belgravia’s top tier offering of knives. Both elegant and incredibly functional, the Damascus Steel is composed of 67 layers of hardened carbon steel
Fans of architecture across the globe will be happy to discover Phaidon’s latest pocket-sized book. Phaidon Atlas of 21st Century World Architecture is a traveling reference guide to important buildings across the globe, broken down by continent and location. Key guides inside the Atlas alert the reader to the accessibility of each building including information on public hours, interior viewing building types (sports, private, government, etc…), and much more.
New from Lanvin this season, a reversible winter coat. The “streamlined” winter coat is an ideal piece for city wear
The past four days have been a non-stop party for a lot of fashion people here in New York. And those Halloween parties have been well-documented. The Tribeca Grand’s Overlook Hotel party, the Boom Boom Room’s fete and last night’s V party hosted by Terry Richardson drew the most fashion-heavy crowds and, as we all know, fashion people like to dress up.
The Brooks Criterion Jackets get a fresh re-color for the new season. Now available in taupe and cinnamon, the jackets continue to focus in on strong English tailoring. Look for a new series of jackets from Brooks to land sometime in 2012
Cold today eh? Well, take a break from the frigid Halloween day and dig into some Spring Summer 2012 looks from the COMUNE line. Conditionally casual and ready for all environments of sun, COMUNE delivers a collection of looks to outfit the most laid back of individuals.
For next month’s cover of Vogue Italia , Steven Meisel shot Raquel Zimmermann in a crowd of suits, slightly jostled but holding her own on what is meant to be the A-train.
The Charity Retail Association has attacked retail guru, Mary Portas, for her recommendation to the government to cap the number of charity shops able to claim rate relief, suggesting that charity shops are enjoying more public
Iconix Brand Group Inc., which owns clothing brands such as London Fog, Mossimo and Danskin, said revenue fell 4 percent to $92.7 million from $96.9 million last year. Analysts expected revenue of $88.3 million.
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