Showing posts with label Nike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nike. Show all posts
White jeans
Another staple for summer. I know they're dust magnets, but nothing looks as nice.
Jeans, Maison Martin Margiela; shirt, Crocodile; thrifted bag, agnes b.; thrifted belt, Structure; lace-ups, Marlboro Classics; wristwatch, Tissot
To take Details' advice, here's a jolt of black for this evening. (Can't help the neon.)
Nylon jacket, Izzue; shirt, Sisley; trainers, Nike
Building photos by Patricia Suzara
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Numéro Homme: Performance
Leggings are for dancing, and so are skirts, as long as they are paired with them. What other way to say this than by the modern version of stop motion photography?
'Performance' from Numéro Homme 17 Printemps-été 2009
Par Victor Callens par Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Réalisation: Serge Girardi
I must say that, along with Hedi Slimane's photos of skaters wearing his Dior Homme creations, these are the most convincing images I have seen of men wearing skirts. Movement, it's all about movement.
Débardeur en maille jacquard, Gaultier2; kilt en toile laquée, John Galliano; jean imprimé, Roberto Cavalli; sneakers, Lanvin; ceinture en cuir, The Viridi-Anne
Short, Nike; pull en maille de coton, Gucci
And color, which this editorial so spiritedly splashes around with: like spring and summer after an overly oppressive winter. Who says man skirts have to be black and gothic?
Pull à emmanchures raglan en maille rigide, Calvin Klein Collection; bermuda plissé en coton; Comme de Garçons Homme Plus; jean, Dior Homme; sneakers, Martin Margiela
Something you can't do with bermuda shorts.
If summer has to deal with the color black, it will have to be in patterns. More than one, even more than two. Let the combinations be dizzying. Let them move!
T-shirt imprimé, Comme de Garçons Homme Plus; bermuda en acétate imprimé, Emporio Armani; leggings, Nike; sneakers, Dior Homme
T-shirts imprimé, Edition limitee Stephen Sprouse pour Louis Vuitton
Let colors and patterns scintillate together.
T-shirt à ceinture élastiquée en jersey de coton, Dior Homme; sarouel en jersey de coton imprimé, John Galliano; leggings en velours éponge, Vivienne Westwood Man; sneakers, Nike
Stars that glow in the dark.
Let your step be light.
T-shirt en jersey de coton imprimé, Jean Paul Gaultier; short vintage customisé, Z Zegna; leggings, American Apparel; sneakers, Edition limite Stephen Sprouse pour Louis Vuitton
Take the disco with you in your every stride.
(Don't you think only dancers can give justice to these mirror leggings?)
T-shirt oversize en jersey de lin imprimé, John Galliano; leggings miroir, Maison Martin Margiela; sneakers, Dior Homme
Color it Tron
I wasn't able to see the first film — only heard about it and its remake, Tron - Legacy, in trailers. Eagerly anticipating the movie, and also piqued by Opening Ceremony's line of shirts and jackets inspired by arcade game graphics.
Whatever others may say about Opening Ceremony selling out with this collaboration, I think these are timely as bold, somewhat-retro statements: full-on color for a time of patterns and animal prints.
I like both color combinations for the moto jacket, even if the first one does remind me of Winnie-the-Pooh (all the more to pair it with leopard spots!). This one in blue should make you stand out, even in the middle of recent days' blizzards.
But if the sci-fi/electronica references are too much for you, there is also this Nike Sportswear NSW Destroyer jacket in a beautiful wool and butter leather combination. The sleeve color contrast is less in-your-face, and the design is more athletic and casual.
I think these Lanvin High Top sneakers would be perfect with the jacket above, not just for the color, but for the same sporty reference.
I must say, these are the best high tops from Lanvin thus far. Though I've never really been much of a fan of the style, I think this particular pair transcends origins.
Of course, I really can't do anything about it if you're a fan of the color in all its street-stopping glory. If so, then this blazing red Marlon peacoat from Bedwin & The Heartbreakers is for you.
The material, Super120 wool, is commonly used for premium suits. Does it really matter if people don't notice the double-zipper adjustment (another inside) or the anchor buttons? What with fire in their eyes that will warm any winter.
GQ Style: The Edge of the World
For several days of absence, this is how I have felt: at the edge of the world.
'Edge of the World', GQ Style Spring-Summer 2010
Photography by Chad Pitman, Styling by David Bradshaw
From left: Sophie wears jacket, skirt, trousers: all from a selection, Peter Jenses; shoes, Gucci. Jethro wears coat, trousers, boots: all from a selection, Damir Doma. Luke wears jacket, cardigan, trousers, shoes: all Paul Smith
Everywhere but nowhere.
Cole wears coat, trousers, boots: all from a selection, Damir Doma
Tender but aloof.
Jacket, Prada; sunglasses, Ray-ban
Rising and falling with the waves.
From left: Raquel wears jacket, McQ; floral collar, Danny Tang. Luke wears zip-up leathers waistcoat, vest, jeans: all Rick Owens; necklace, Thomas Sabo. Sophie wears jacket, stylist's own; leggings, LNA. Jethro wears sleeveless long waistcoat, Hugo. Center: leather waistcoat, vest, jeans: as before. Right: Raquel wears jacket, floral collar: as before. Cole wears mackintosh, Louis Vuitton
Immersed in light and noise without any meaning.
Camouflage jumpsuit, Bernhard Willhelm; customized all-in-one thermal suit, britishthermals.com; boots, Rick Owens
Could it be? We were never meant to be?
Cole wears vest, Tim Hamilton; leggings, Cassette Playa; hightop trainers, Nike; silver neck chain, Ugo Cacciatori. Raquel wears vest, Tim Hamilton; catsuit, LNA; shoes, Gucci; bracelets, Elke Kramer
Not even the witches and soothsayers know.
Customized all-in-one thermal suits, britishthermals.com
All kings and queens without horses and thrones, all naked: silly dreams of a happy world.
Luke wears jacket with gold discs, from a selection, Hugo; leggings, Cassette Playa; hightop trainers, Nike; cherub pendant, Jordan Askill; crown, from a selection, Husam for Mihara Yasuhiro. Raquel wears dress and shoes: both from a selection, Alexander McQueen
Labels:
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New sneakers from A.P.C., Vans, adidas, and Nike
A.P.C. Tennis A10 Sneakers
I think these dark gray suede sneakers from A.P.C. are perfect for the city. Not only becuase of their color — which goes with the smog, concrete, and general indifference — but also because they are simply good for walking.
Available at Zozo
This post is part response to a query made by Vegetation quadrat sampling about tennis shoes, and part update on sneakers.
MS Sneaker 2009 Fall/Winter Rainbow Check Sneakers
Men who seek to be low-key often avoid color. From head to toe.
But if you must deviate just a little, these are the shoes for your neutral or tonal wardrobes.
No solid neons, but plaid bright enough to be noticed.
And of course, contrasting suede wing-tips.
As seen on Hypebeast
adidas Originals Nizza High
How can you go wrong with blue and white?
But what gives this pair its appeal is that these high-tops remind one of basketball shoes during NBA's heyday.
Available at Zozo
Vans Fall 2009 Era CA
Two-tones ground you, even if they're in violet and pink. Though you may need one or two coordinating colors in your top for balance. Suede has been paired well with canvas.
Available at Zozo
Vans Fall 2009 46 CA | New Colorways
These brave and bright colorways are not for the fainthearted.
But the good thing about monochrome is that you can extend a color theme to an entire outfit.
Let's say this sky blue pair with dark raw denim and a plain white tee. But don't forget the hat.
For the daring, these can of course be used as accents.
Available at Zozo
Vans Authentic Gingham Limited Edition
For those who may think the big plaids above might just make them look like clowns, these ginghams are for you.
Think of them as barely any different from your similarly patterened shirts — not at all formal, but at the same time not slovenly casual.
The most fun way to experiment, me thinks, with this pair, is to mix them with different patterns in an outfit. Plaid, different types of gingham, stripes, polka dots, or what have you. The challenge, of course, is to harmonize everything.
Available at Zozo
Nike Talache Low AC Supreme Premium Essentials Pack
I had to rub my eyes when I saw these.
I mean, surely they couldn't be sneakers? It's like only reading the last letters of a word and ignoring everything in between: they're brogues because of the perforations, never mind the colorways and the soles!
The appeal to wear them with chinos is obvious. But can you imagine these worn with linen trousers? In the right color, I surely can!
Available at Atmos
Vans Classic White Slip-On
This quilted pair may seem only suitable inside the car.
But when comfort and simplicity are what shorts and a tee demand, these suit the role.
Available at Oki-ni
Vans Classic Black Slip-on
Same goes for black.
Available at Oki-ni
Vans Era Trainer
I know this may seem no different from the others, except for the color. But black suede always seems better.
Add that to the fact that this pair has gray leather patches at the heels, and the gray sole is trimmed by black. Deceptively simple improvements, but quite effective.
Available at Oki-ni
Vans Era Lx
Navy must be the icing on the monochromatic sneaker cake. Especially if it comes in calfskin uppers, with waxed navy laces.
Nothing friendlier to denim, except perhaps, blue suede.
Available at Oki-ni
Nike Tennis Classic Vintage (VNTG) in Black and Challenge Red
Black and red tennis shoes. Who would have thought?
I love the vintage design of this pair, from the style and the color to the purposely rusted off-white sole. Even the logo looks dated. The shape of this pair seems most suited for its stated use, but the colors make you think twice — I like that in shoes and clothes.
Available at Atmos
Vans Authentic Trainer
Instead of having brightly colored uppers, this time it's the soles that attract attention.
A little more discrete, yes. But I'd say these are even harder to incorporate into an outfit.
In red, available at Oki-ni
In blue, available at Oki-ni
In yellow, available at Oki-ni
In green, available at Oki-ni
A.P.C. Tartan Tennis Sneaker
And yes, the post's piece de resistance: tartan tennis shoes.
You don't have to wait for Christmas to wear these colors. Pair them with denim, khakis, chinos, and shorts — in blue or a variety of other colors, even in madras, plaid, stripes.
I believe the colors and the fine pattern of these tartans make the pair versatile.
Available at Zozo
Till the next shoe post! I hope you liked at least one pair.
I think these dark gray suede sneakers from A.P.C. are perfect for the city. Not only becuase of their color — which goes with the smog, concrete, and general indifference — but also because they are simply good for walking.
Available at Zozo
This post is part response to a query made by Vegetation quadrat sampling about tennis shoes, and part update on sneakers.
MS Sneaker 2009 Fall/Winter Rainbow Check Sneakers
Men who seek to be low-key often avoid color. From head to toe.
But if you must deviate just a little, these are the shoes for your neutral or tonal wardrobes.
No solid neons, but plaid bright enough to be noticed.
And of course, contrasting suede wing-tips.
As seen on Hypebeast
adidas Originals Nizza High
How can you go wrong with blue and white?
But what gives this pair its appeal is that these high-tops remind one of basketball shoes during NBA's heyday.
Available at Zozo
Vans Fall 2009 Era CA
Two-tones ground you, even if they're in violet and pink. Though you may need one or two coordinating colors in your top for balance. Suede has been paired well with canvas.
Available at Zozo
Vans Fall 2009 46 CA | New Colorways
These brave and bright colorways are not for the fainthearted.
But the good thing about monochrome is that you can extend a color theme to an entire outfit.
Let's say this sky blue pair with dark raw denim and a plain white tee. But don't forget the hat.
For the daring, these can of course be used as accents.
Available at Zozo
Vans Authentic Gingham Limited Edition
For those who may think the big plaids above might just make them look like clowns, these ginghams are for you.
Think of them as barely any different from your similarly patterened shirts — not at all formal, but at the same time not slovenly casual.
The most fun way to experiment, me thinks, with this pair, is to mix them with different patterns in an outfit. Plaid, different types of gingham, stripes, polka dots, or what have you. The challenge, of course, is to harmonize everything.
Available at Zozo
Nike Talache Low AC Supreme Premium Essentials Pack
I had to rub my eyes when I saw these.
I mean, surely they couldn't be sneakers? It's like only reading the last letters of a word and ignoring everything in between: they're brogues because of the perforations, never mind the colorways and the soles!
The appeal to wear them with chinos is obvious. But can you imagine these worn with linen trousers? In the right color, I surely can!
Available at Atmos
Vans Classic White Slip-On
This quilted pair may seem only suitable inside the car.
But when comfort and simplicity are what shorts and a tee demand, these suit the role.
Available at Oki-ni
Vans Classic Black Slip-on
Same goes for black.
Available at Oki-ni
Vans Era Trainer
I know this may seem no different from the others, except for the color. But black suede always seems better.
Add that to the fact that this pair has gray leather patches at the heels, and the gray sole is trimmed by black. Deceptively simple improvements, but quite effective.
Available at Oki-ni
Vans Era Lx
Navy must be the icing on the monochromatic sneaker cake. Especially if it comes in calfskin uppers, with waxed navy laces.
Nothing friendlier to denim, except perhaps, blue suede.
Available at Oki-ni
Nike Tennis Classic Vintage (VNTG) in Black and Challenge Red
Black and red tennis shoes. Who would have thought?
I love the vintage design of this pair, from the style and the color to the purposely rusted off-white sole. Even the logo looks dated. The shape of this pair seems most suited for its stated use, but the colors make you think twice — I like that in shoes and clothes.
Available at Atmos
Vans Authentic Trainer
Instead of having brightly colored uppers, this time it's the soles that attract attention.
A little more discrete, yes. But I'd say these are even harder to incorporate into an outfit.
In red, available at Oki-ni
In blue, available at Oki-ni
In yellow, available at Oki-ni
In green, available at Oki-ni
A.P.C. Tartan Tennis Sneaker
And yes, the post's piece de resistance: tartan tennis shoes.
You don't have to wait for Christmas to wear these colors. Pair them with denim, khakis, chinos, and shorts — in blue or a variety of other colors, even in madras, plaid, stripes.
I believe the colors and the fine pattern of these tartans make the pair versatile.
Available at Zozo
Till the next shoe post! I hope you liked at least one pair.
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