DaDrizziness!: November 2010

Sunday 28 November 2010

Elevator Musik - Curren$y

Tuesday 23 November 2010

Monclear X Pharrell Williams bulletproof

Heres the Moncler X Pharrell Williams collection. I know y'all have already seen the bulletproof like vest that was previewed a while back by Mr. Williams himself (and he's been seen wearing it on multiple occasions). The rest of the collection pretty much follows the whole Moncler theme but with a dark camouflage. According to Hypebeast "The prints in the collection are made by Japanese artist Keita Sugiura and most of the line is made of Bionic Yarn, a new technical fabric."

Its pretty cool, Pharrell invested in bionic yarn in which is made from recycled plastic bottles therefore making the collection eco-friendly !

La La Nails

These are a few nail designs that stood out for me, if you have any better entries would love to, check them out hit me up.

Macbook Pro

My personal favorite Macbook of them all I won't one now !!!!

picture courtesy bindapple.com/macbook-pro-2/

GREEDY GENIUS X UNDERGROUND STATION

After hooking up with FinshLine on a collection of exclusive kicks, Greedy Genius recently teamed up with shoe retailer Underground Station. The shop is set to work directly with Greedy Genius on a set of kicks to be sold exclusively through their retailers. Underground Station designed two pairs of the Greedy Genius Apache and two new colorways of the Greedy Genius Cool Breeze ‘NOIR’. Only a total of 25 Underground Station shops will receive the new models, with a limit of 10 pairs in each store. These sneakers should be hitting stores soon so visit your local Underground Station to check on availability

New collecton from Greedy Genius x Underground Station collab. I like what I see.

Nike Aina Chukka

Part boot. Part sneaker. Part moccasin. The sum total of the Nike Aina Chukka Men's Shoe parts adds up to a versatile, durable design with a modern edge. Leather upper with basket-weave pattern.

purture from http://www.mainsource.co.uk/

Air Jordan Spiz’ike

pictures courtesy of nicekicks.com

The Black Ivy

One flip through a 1940s Skull and Bones year book and it becomes apparent that the Ivy League was essentially a white experience. Twenty years later, Take Ivy documented within its iconic pages that the demographic had not really changed (there was one black student featured on page 83). Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs, of the New York style blog Street Etiquette, embody an appreciation for that very Ivy League aesthetic in their own style. Although inadequately represented as blacks in the definitive document of this particular style, they champion it. Today, the lasting effects of affirmative action have granted minorities a significant place in Ivy League universities. The duo felt compelled to introduce The Black Ivy in the spirit of T. Hayashida’s collection of candid photographs some 45 years ago. It is this appreciation of Ivy League style that made collaborating with Kissi and Gumbs a likely partnership.
City College of New York serves as the landscape to The Black Ivy. And suitably so. Ivies scale the 160 year old brick and stone exteriors with vim. Its neo-Gothic campus was used to depict Harvard in the 1990 film Reversal of Fortune and more recently played host on several occasions to the American teen drama Gossip Girl. Kissi and Gumbs rounded up two dozen of their most dapper friends to hit the books...and the Shephard Hall lawn for a game of football.