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Fetish
From one of our news feeds. Meet Ancilla Tilia (NSFW?), international renowned "modern fetish pinup" model and vegetarian of the year (in The Netherlands). Visit the website and have a look at the clothes she is wearing! Her links section (NSFW?) is an absolue must see!
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Diesel, the farm.
I wrote about Diesel before (when they bought Victor & Rolf). In my opinion it's one of the coolest, most innovative brands around. What a lot of people don't know is that Diesel has it's own farm! Located in the Italian Veneto region, they produce wine, oil and grappa. Diesel clothing is not the cheapest kid in town and the products from the farm are no exception! Sold only by a few selected retailers in the US and the U.K. Prices for a bottle go up to $300. Have a look at the Diesel farm.
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Kulte clothing
I almost forgot about this cool clothing brand. kulte is a French company that has been around for years (10 according to the website). Its nice to see that the basic style of kulte hasnt changed in all those years. One thing, it sucks the e-shop is in French....Click the pic for the website.
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Is it real?
Loads of designer purses are for sale online. Take for example ebay. If you are looking for "designer purse" you get over 5000 matches. But is that "wicked" purse real? Or are you buying a fake knock off......Fortunately there is help! Have a look at The Purse Forum Its the place with the expert eye :)
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Lingerie....
If you want to turn on scare the shit out of your new lover be sure to order the "hairy" panty above and wear it the first chance you get... Click the pic to buy online and while youre shopping also order the "hairy" t-shirt ;) Good luck!
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Victor & Rolf sold to Renzo Rosso
In a move that makes him the emperor of designer cool, Renzo Rosso, the owner of Diesel and of hip young denim brands, has taken a controlling stake in Viktor & Rolf, the label of the Dutch duo Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren. On Tuesday, Only the Brave (OTB), Rossos Italian holding company, will announce the new venture, which marks Viktor & Rolf as a brand with an imposing future. "My dream is to represent a fresh, modern group for the future - I dont look for establishment designers but someone with important creativity and Viktor & Rolf are the expression of my luxury," Rosso said in a telephone interview on Monday. As chairman of OTB, which had revenues last year of €1.3 billion, or $1.95 billion, Rosso already controls Dsquared, Maison Martin Margiela and Sophia Kokosalaki, and manufactures Vivienne Westwoods leading lines.
Click the pic to visit the International Herald Tribune site for the complete article
Posted by: Clarice von Fashionhausen
Nagi Noda hair fashion
Nagi Noda is a Japanese pop artist born in Tokyo in 1973. Her works include the short film Mariko Takahashis Fitness Video For Being Appraised as an "Ex-fat Girl", the half-panda-half-something-else Hanpanda life-sized figures, and the video for Japanese singer Yukis song "Sentimental Journey". Other works include: Direction of a television advertisement for Coca Cola (which Jack White from The White Stripes did the music for), Collaboration with Medicom Toy to produce Nagi Noda Be@rbrick and she also had some fun with a horror themed cafe project for 4 days
Pure art! More pics on the website (click the pic).
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Duct tape fashion?
Whatever gets you going....Shoes, purses, footware etc... Click the pic.
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Fashion junkie.....
Admitting im a fashion junkie is bad enough but now i found a website that can help me get my fix...
Heading to the Big Apple and on the hunt for some serious shopping? Attempting to navigate the City’s endless maze of stores can be intimidating and overwhelming. Save yourself from pushy sales people, impulse purchases and clothing casualties by letting FashionJunkie (FJ) do the legwork for you. Try our fun-filled tours of Manhattan, tailor-made for you, your friends and even your pooch! FashionJunkie is constantly roaming the concrete jungle for unbelievable finds to help you tackle the mind-blowing Manhattan shopping adventure. Expect undivided attention and expert advice as we explore the City’s off-the-beaten-path boutiques, sample sales and sweet retreats. We’ll rummage through racks and suggest outfits that work for your body and budget. And we’ll even give an honest opinion when asked… “Does this make my ass look fat?” Finding the perfect wardrobe requires hard work, creativity, endurance and of course, comfy shoes. So slip on some flats and prepare to pound the pavement… we’ll be shopping ‘til we drop.
Have a look at fashionjunkie com (or click the pic) They even organise safaris! OMG!
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Vintage sunglasses
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If you want something different to wear click the pic and visit the vintage sunglasses online shop. The model im showing above is the "Alpina TR4". A verry cool (?) pair from the 80s. Vintage sunglasses offers a lot of models for boys and girls :)
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The Wicked Styles of Harajuku Girls
The term "Harajuku Girls" has been used by English-language media to describe teenagers dressed in any fashion style who are in the area of Harajuku. These girls may be members of various sub-cultures including Gothic Lolita, Ganguro, Gyaru, and Kogal. They may also be dressed as characters from an anime, movie, or manga (known as cosplay). In the 1980s large numbers of street performers and wildly dressed teens including takenoko-zoku (????, "bamboo-shoot kids") gathered on Omotesand? and the street that passes through Yoyogi Park on Sundays when the streets were closed to traffic. The streets were reopened to traffic in the 90s, and a great number of teens stopped gathering there. Today there are still teenagers hanging out in Harajuku, mostly on the bridge across the train tracks from Harajuku station to Yoyogi Park. Visual kei is associated with Harajuku. In attendance one will find Visual kei cosplayers (those dressed as their favorite bands) and those in the Gothic Lolita subculture/fashion.
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