Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Oak Street Bootmakers | Brown Vibram Sole Trail Oxford

And another one....


*Additional Info

Brown Horween Chromexcel leather. Hand-stitched moccasin construction. Vibram sole. Form-fitting inner. Waxed stitching. Rawhide laces. Handcrafted in the USA.

Monday, September 27, 2010

INCEPTION | Clothes on Film


 It was ALL a DREAM...or was it?!?
Perhaps the most mind-churning mainstream film of recent years, Inception is testament to the power of great costume design. Not only does it look sumptuous, thanks to all those 3 piece suits and silk ties, but because of costume designer Jeffrey Kurland and director Christopher Nolan’s commitment to clothing serving an implicit function, Inception is at least partially decipherable by what the characters wear. The screen is filled with costume clues to interpret.
Check out the full interview here

Things that make you go Hmmm...
 [Source] Clothes on Film

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Meet | Cassius Marcellus Cornelius Clay

 
Aristocrat, eccentric, old-money, nouveau-style. Did I forget to mention that this 20-year-old Yale sophomore is Kanye West's new STYLIST, LIFE COACH, and BFF...Read more here.


[Source] Ivy Gate

Watch List | White's Boot

Currently keepin' a close eye on these...

GRAHAME G. FOWLER | Made In New York


Sartorial but not stuffy...

"A mix of tailored, working, military, function-at-the-junction mélange."

Grahame G. Fowler
W 10 Shop
138 West 10th Street
New York, NY 10014
917.388.2444
shop@grahamefowler.com
www.grahamefowler.com

After working with the likes of Yohji Yamamoto, Ralph Lauren and Brioni, and owning stores in the UK and Japan, Grahame Fowler decided to launch his own West Village menswear boutique in August 2009. Formerly occupied by a Chinese dry-cleaning shop, this is by no means any ordinary men's boutique. Fowler's collection of button-down shirts, suits, outerwear, and knitwear are handmade in New York using only the most wonderful fabrics from England, Italy and Japan and tailored with care, achieving a relaxed elegance which neatly balances casual and formal attire. The tenet of the brand seems to be "exclusivity." Amongst the vintage scooters, furniture, and photos, you'll find a collection of finely curated accessories such as, vintage Rolex and Omega Watches, belts, messenger bags made from old quilts or army tents, shoes and hats. My personal favorites in no specific order seem to be the vintage Belstaff and Barbour jackets, Tricker's boots (they have the exclusive in the U.S.), White's boots (made in USA), vintage CWC and Benrus watches, and last but certainly not the least the 1969 Lambretta scooter parked in the corner. If you happen to be visiting New York or live in the city I strongly urge you to stop by. In the great words of my buddy 'Drew this place is "LIFE CHANGING."

Shout out to Max and Chuka for holding it down and making my trip to NYC a memorable one. Diversity is definitely their university due to their impeccable customer service, uncanny product knowledge, generosity and authenticity.  The website will be up very soon. Stay tuned after the jump.

With that said...Grahame G. Fowler x _______. Spring 2011?

Check out this rad interview from the The Fashion Dict8or

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