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May 29, 2007
Maurice LaCroix Pontos Decentrique
Behold one of the most beautiful watches ever designed. Although I may be one to poo-poo anything not digital, I can't help but admire the design and craftsmanship in the limited edition Maurice LaCroix Pontos Decentrique.
Made of titanium and sapphire crystal, the dials and discs move independently to tell time and date. Only 999 were made but there is a stainless steel model that can be had with all the same features. How much? Trust me, WAY TOO MUCH.
More pictures after the jump.
via Watchismo Times
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So Ugly They'll Be A Hit
I'm gonna go out on a limb and proclaim these will be the new UGGS of 2007-2008. Even in hot ass weather you'll see people try and attempt to make it work. The Original Fake slippers are comfy, don't get me wrong but they don't belong outside the house. Hell, they don't even belong in any other part of the day except mornings. So what will make them rocket to mainstream success? Well for one, they're Japanese so you've got the whole, "OMG THEY'RE FOREIGN SO THEY MUST BE HOT" thing going. Second, they're design by American artist Kaws, hence the trademark cross x.
UPDATE: Their website seems to be down. Check back again.
via Notcot
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May 22, 2007
One Shoe For Every Occasion
That's the idea behind the Diesel Puzzle shoe set to make its premier at the company's Autumn/Winter men's collection. With the help of some velcro, the puzzle shoe can go from an anklet to a low top to a high top. For the really daring, why not wear them differently on each foot?
Expect the Diesel Puzzle shoe to hit stores this September for $360.
via Cool Hunting
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May 15, 2007
Express Yourself With Stitch Eyewear
I personally don't have a problem with homogenous branding but for those people who like to be unique and express themselves, here's an idea called Stitch eyewear by designer Seungyoub Oh.
The idea revolves around you stitching your own pattern into the arms. Yea, that's all.
via Yanko Design
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May 7, 2007
Clothes For Guys Who Express Themselves
The Hesher, the Sid, the Jerk, the Shredder, the 40 and the Hangover. Don't they sound like characters from a modern day remake of Dick Tracy? Actually they're the 6 personality types of clothing label Attus Apparel, each representing a style or mood any bloke can choose from.
The Hesher is a tribute to 80's big hair metal. The Sid is a tribute to punk rock. The Jerk is perfect for that cynical and sarcastic bastard. The Shredder is for snowboarders. The 40 is the most frugal way to get a party started and last but not least, the Hangover which is pretty damn self explanatory.
All the polos are made from 100% cotton with a slim fit. They're affordable too at only $54 each. I also think it's pretty genius to replace the monotonous animal logos we normally see on polos with something more expressive. I mean, I don't feel like an alligator or polo player every day. It's also a great way to advertise your personality in a place that requires strict attire. The next time you see a clean cut man with khakis and a polo, don't be fooled. Just look for the logo on his chest. It may tell you something.
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