trashy yellow

14 September 2011

GIA 9 Male: Finally Out!

Do not expect completeness and excessive theorizing over the menswear in this issue.

Honestly, we can’t really say where it stands right now, neither where it’s going.
You can count only on your own intuition, common sense and intelligence for the boundaries that define the male wardrobe today.

And call us old-fashioned, if you like, but the only thing we are still sure of is that we like the white socks just for sport…

via GIA's blog

03 September 2011

For the fresh September mornings I choose Sassa B.

I adore my grey dress and legging from the spring collection of Sassa Bjorg by Mila Ateva. This morning I went out so early that I felt the autumn cold, so I decided to put exactly this 100% cotton dress. Really basic but grunge and chic at the same time!

the Paper Leather Bag Clutch.

via drivingadelorean.com

Borsalino Autumn Obsession.

The weather is still hot but the nights feel more fresh and comfortable. My thoughts are about the fact that fall is right around the corner! I don't think i'm the only one to hold the cold season close to my heart, so i'm sure a majority of you will share my excitement about the new collections. The borsalino hats this season, especially @ Max&Co. are raising my enthusiasm!

02 September 2011

September in D&G.

I bought this D&G denim skirt 2 days ago from the Mdl outlet boutique in Sofia Outlet Center for the lovely price of 39 leva ( about 20 euro)! The skirt is from an old season but who cares.
I am so excited guys, you should go there and visit the boutique..you can find amazing pieces on a lower price!

24 August 2011

NOM DE GUERRE

During my daily "exploration" of the various on-line clothing stores and considering my passion for men fashion, I found the american brand Nom De Guerre, founded in October 2003, which adv. campaign I loved!
Nom de Guerre is a New York based creative collective founded by Holly Harnsongkram, Wil Whitney, Devon Turnbull, and Isa Saalabi.
The collaboration of the members is driven by the theory that collective consciousness and collective reasoning is superior to that of the individual ego. The operating precept is to combine basic and diverse influences from art, fashion, and various New York City subcultures to create a composite culture and byproduct.

The group launched a clothing line that was based on intensive research of utilitarian design; the result was practical clothing with the look of high-end Army/Navy surplus and other functional garments. This study of uniforms, in particular, derives from an ongoing examination of what it is that cross culturally informs the design choices of non-civilian clothing.