Aw, it’s finally Friday. This week has been so hectic for me, but I’m beginning to get situated into my new dorm. Today’s clip is one of my favorite scenes from Teen Witch. When I first saw this movie in the third grade, I thought the rapping scene was perfection haha. As usual watch and enjoy…Be Back on Monday!
*P.S. We have some great things planned for the month of September. Starting next week, look out for the start of our Spring/Summer 08 fashion week coverage. We will also be debuting some new wesbite features,interviews and few other things that i just can’t reveal quite yet
When Reebok started marketing their Freestyle Hi as a casual sneaker, I was a little skeptical. One reason being that when I use to cheer back in the day, we wore the white leather version with our uniforms. So why would I wear a shoe out at night that I just wore to tumbling practice? Well, the color ways they released were very appealing so I ended up with a pair or two. Next, came the Mid Basquiat(drjays just re-stocked the shoe) , which was a instant sell-out. It was definitely the most expensive sneaker in the Freestyle re-issued series, but what is one hundred dollars if it could allow you to own a little bit of Basquiat. Yes, everything looked good for the brand until I saw this “thing” here. When has cow print ever been popular? Hell, I live in Texas and have never seen people walking around in cow print. Ha, I love how they added suede to to the exterior and velcro straps. I guess it was for that added bit of zigazigah! If you’re interested(which you better have a good comment explaining why), the Reebok Freestyle Anniversary cow print sneaker can be found at Dr. Jays for $65.
When I was a kid I use to put stickers on as many hard surfaces as possible, and heaven forbid my parents came home with the Lisa Frank arts and crafts kit because it was about to be over with. Well, research papers and geography labs occupy my time now(ugh), but I do still manage to satiate that yikes-loving kid inside of me occasionally. Which brings me to my latest find, Stickylou. Stickylou is a great site to find the best stickers made by todays most heralded street and graffiti artists. However, you can’t look at the same stickers for too long , so the company releases new designs every month. Be warned, once you make your way onto the site you’ll be there for a good minute or two. The designs are so modern and cool, you’ll find places to display your hot new stickers! If you’re interested, click here.
If you’re new to this blog, then you’re probably unaware of my love for street wear label, Hellz Bellz. Well, they’re definitely one of my favorite brands, but today they have left me with a slight, very minute feeling of disappointment. Yes, I know I’m being dramatic. Remember those hot plaid jackets I told you about and the Kate Moss graphic tee that sold-out instantly last season? Well, the bitches are practically gone this season too! I couldn’t find anything in my size that I really wanted. If you’re interested, 5anddime has a lot of the coveted pieces, but commonwealth has a good selection too. My only hope is Cultistshop, because I can’t find any Hellz Bellz in my area. Oh well, I hope they have your size…
Target has been killin’ it with these high-end designer RTW collaborations for a while now, so you would think that they could carry that same success over to their accessories line, right? Well, until Devi Kroell released her gorgeous pieces it hasn’t been looking good for the retail giant until now. When the pictures of the Hollywould line were released, I was completely dumbfounded and annoyed. I’m well of aware of the fact that you’re not going to be able to use the same materials that created your brand’s $700 studded boots, but you’re definitely not putting scraps of extra material together to make some pieces for Goodwill either. Ugh, I promise I’m through complaining now, so lets talk about Ms. Randall’s Target accessory line. I absolutely love it! The braided hobo is too cool to pass on and the knoted clutch is adorable. Oh, and the flats will definitely have a few of your friends thinking you paid a lot more for them than you atually did. It’s always hard to tell how something will actually look like in the stores and on the racks, but the Loeffler Randall for Target collection definitely has me anxious to investigate!
The hot and new London-based street wear label, “Not Bad For A Girl” that we introduced you to last week has teamed up with Highsnobiety’s Chicks with Kicks for a exclusive interview. If you’re interested, click here.
