JANSPORT – Fall 2010 – Urban Framework Collection This is JANSPORT, but it isn’t that fraying canvas number with sharpie tags scarred eternally with punctured holes from pins you totted around in high school. In the past few seasons, JANSPORT has successfully revamped its image not buy creating something entirely new, but by reviving archival classics. As such, its heritage series which journeyed all the way back to 1967 had garnered attention around the world. Keeping up with the success of the heritage series, JANSPORT, has just unveiled a brand new Urban Framework Collection for Fall 2010 at (capsule). Some interesting models to look out for in the collection includes the Framepacks (both large and small) which, other than a roomy compartment, also comes with removable frames to stay versatile for all your travel needs. With this collection, JANSPORT has once again successfully pushed the envelop and boundaries of design with a innovative revival of classics that also meet the needs of the contemporary man.
alkr® – Home Premium Horizontal Leather Pouch Case for Verzion Motorola Droid A855: Cell Phones & Service FIDM Museum Blog: See-through dresses of the 1930s In deciding which objects to showcase on our blog, I often scrutinize the cataloged and photographed objects in our collections management system. During a recent scroll through these images, I was struck by the number of sheer, transparent, and see-through garments in our collection. Many of these revealing garments were created between 1965-2000, when a glimpse of the body itself, or the undergarments that shield the body from view, moved in and out of fashion. More intriguing than these relatively contemporary garments were the sheer dresses dating from the 1930s. In contemporary fashion, the revelation of skin or undergarments has reached the point where it is remarkable only in certain circumstances, i.e. the workplace or other professional and/or formal situations. Outside of these specific situations, transparent, see-through or barely-there garments are simply another feature of the fashion landscape. Sheer day dress 1936-38 Gift of Anonymous Donor 2003.40.1 1936-38
Wood and Faulk — Bags All Bags Leather Goods Shopwear Northwesterner Outdoor Gear 0 items » view cart Bags « Previous 1 2 Next » Pages Products Grab our feed Cost Per Wow - You Aren't Google or Apple I see lots of companies trying to copy the design of Google or Apple when designing their home page; and this is usually misguided. To understand why, you need to understand the factors behind their design. On one end of the spectrum, some companies say to themselves “we want our site to look like Apple’s. A really compelling image about our product, with a short explanation right up front.” Apple Sexy product. On the other end of the spectrum are companies who want their home page to be more like Google. Google Familiar user task. Does this mean you can’t learn anything from Google or Apple when designing your home page?
Who Shot the Couch? Vintage Bad Fashions Men in the 1970s didn’t just automatically know how to look good. They had to see photos and ads of their fellow men wearing the trophies of their work…work that involved silently stalking the elusive jungle couch until it could be turned into pants. JACK SPADE | BAGS | Briefcases <div class="browser-compatibility-alert"><p class="browser-error"><img src=" alt="global.warning" /> Your browser's Javascript functionality is turned off. Please turn it on to ensure that you experience this site's full capabilities.</p></div> existing socialset new account emaillink accounts Fits 15" Laptop Fits 15" Laptop Fits 15" Laptop Fits 15" Laptop Fits 15" Laptop Exclusive Fits 15" Laptop Fits 15" Laptop Fits 15" Laptop Fits 15" Laptop Fits 15" Laptop Fits 15" Laptop
If you're not watching Mad Men, you're crazy. | Tom and Lorenzo - Fashion, Television, Pop Culture There. How's that for a post title? Darlings, believe it or not, there are things that catch our eye on television that not only don't appear on the Bravo network, but also aren't reality television competitions. Foremost among them is AMC's brilliant Mad Men. We have single-handedly turned over a dozen people onto this show and now we're going to berate you into watching it. Put simply, it is, by far, the most adult, most stylish, best written show on television at the moment. Set in early '60s Manhattan (and surrounding environs), the show is centered around ad agency Sterling Cooper, the men who run it, and the women behind the men. it's "about," but what it's really about is social change; the things that lead up to it, the people who are going to be affected by it, and the way it sneaks up on you without you realizing it. The look of the show - if you're a fan of mid-century modern design - is like a series of eye orgasms. to say. glamorous, it's him. [Photos: Courtesy of amctv.com]