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A party promoter over East has banned metrosexuals - identified by their penchant for Ed Hardy, shirts with big numbers on them and polo shirts with the collars ed hardy entering his events.His reasoning that this will somehow curb violence at his venues seems dubious. These guys spend hundreds of dollars on their outfits, and hours in front of the bathroom mirror before they go out.
They’re not going to be risking blood splatters on that baby pink polo shirt and some other metro pulling their perfectly waxed hair by getting into fights.Inspiration for fashion can come from anywhere. As if to prove the point, Laura Sfez and her brother Emmanuel Sfez turned to wow gold horror movies and classic American slasher films for inspiration when designing Denim Junkie, their new line of premium denim.Even though they spend hours at the gym perfecting the muscle tone revealed by those revolting low-cut v-neck T-shirts, these muscles are for show, not battling other blokes.But whatever the reason given, imagine if this move was followed by other nightspot owners. If we could be saved from copping another eyeful of World of Warcraft Goldfake-tanned, waxed and gleaming man-cleavage.Laura is designing the women’s denim and Emmanuel is designing the men’s line as well as the monster- and movie-themed graphics that will be splashed all over Tshirts and hoodies. Woven shirts round out the Denim Junkie collection for Spring.“The name of the brand reflects that we are denim and pop-culture junkies,” Laura said. But they are also denim veterans who learned the ins and outs of denim production through the family business in Culver City, Calif. The pair saw a gap in denim with jordans shoes touches at a lower price point.Women have been wondering what's going on with the Aussie male for a while now, mystified by the metrosexual. Yes, moisturise. Yes, do your hair. But many have gone way too far along the spiffed-up spectrum.Reports that Aussie metrosexuals will spend $1 billion on beauty and hair products this year are terrifying. And now we hear that a survey has found nearly a quarter of young men sign off text messages precision castingeach other with a little xxxs.A letterman jacket will read “Zombieville High School” across the back. That defining moment became the seed of OmniPeace, a humanitarian fashion brand -- popular among the celeb set -- that donates profits to social causes in Africa.Now, Miami native Mary Fanaro is at the intersection of philanthropy, fashion and pop culture, and her company has donated more than $500,000 to charity and help build a school in a Senegalese village. She is also working on a campaign to stop violence again women and children in the Congo.
A sexy pinup witch on a broom will serve as a mascot. One pair of women’s jeans will feature a painted vampire, and a pair of men’s jeans will have a painted UGG Boots on Sale. Fleece sweatpants and sweatshirts will also be added to the Fall line, presumably bearing all manner of frightful creatures. The brand is manufacturing overseas.It's like he saw inside our heads and decided to create a utopia where men actually look like men, rather than an army of identical Ken dolls all vying for the title of prettiest bloke at the party.
these muscles are for show |
| djdlsyz 发表于 2009/11/14 11:28:00 阅读全文 | 回复(0) | 引用通告 | 编辑 | 收藏该日志 |
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