These Espadrilles are the product of brothers’ Fernando, Juan Diego, & Patricio Gerscovich who came together to create, Industry of All Nations, a new brand focused on sustainability and social consciousness. Their first product, a line of Uruguayan-made Espadrilles ($35), have a cotton upper, jute sole and stitching, and a design that’s 100% bio-degradable.
For those fine and dandy, Gant gives the prep-school staple a 2010 tweak with the perfect, modern fit and finish. Gant’s Sport Jacket ($495) is a shorter cut navy blazer with a slimmer fit, higher arm holes, blue oxford cloth backing, and of course the jacket wouldn’t be complete without gold brass buttons.
Because the color reminds me of my old car.
I’m all about wearing different glasses. It’s like wearing different hats. The perception people have of you when you wear different shades or eye glasses is remarkable.
These welder glasses make the cut. From a French Optical company and Selima Optique you can score these tortoise shells for $334.
While they would still look great if they were your average acrylic frames, they’re not. They’re vinyl – recycled vinyl at that. What started as an operation stealing the old man’s wax (we’ve all been there) has turned into a completely sustainable operation that stamps new wax for bands and then recycles the extra into [...]
Yes, yes, two kids clothing posts in one week?!?! I can’t help it, they’re so darn cute!
Burberry Chief Creative Officer Christopher Bailey has designed two outerwear pieces to be sold exclusively in concept store Colette in Paris. The outerwear pieces include a honey washed gabardine back reef knot trench coat with trademark check and a honey washed gabardine knotted epaulette jacket with trademark check both with gold stud detailing under the [...]
I don’t usually post kids items, especially clothes, however this french ling caught my eyes and how I’d love to dress Lucas.
