New NIKE store in SOHO, opening on 11/11/2016.
I need to get AJ
11/10/2016
11/09/2016
Empire State Building lights up on election night
Elected President of the United States of America
Donald John Trump.
Oh boy.........
Donald John Trump.
Oh boy.........
10/28/2016
Great New Stores Opening in New York City This Fall
First Look
Todd Snyder, 25 E. 26th St.
Todd Snyder, 25 E. 26th St.
Big-in-Japan menswear designer Todd Snyder plans his first local outlet with a bar and barbershop inside (December).
“A lot of bigger men’s retail spaces can be intimidating, so I decided
to make this a bunch of smaller shops inside the larger one. There’s
going to be a shoe shop for our nubuck P.F. Flyers ($149), a denim area
for our indigo selvedge denim ($195), a Moscot eyewear shop (because I
only wear Moscots), and a barbershop all cordoned off by charcoal
shelves layered with flannel. There’s also a tailor shop where we’ll do
made-to-measure, which brings my career full circle because I started
off in fashion working at a tailor in Des Moines. There’s a 25-seat bar,
so guys could come just for a drink or stop by after shopping. But my
favorite part is the floor. I’m friends with the guy from LV Wood — we
did our first fashion show in his office — and he made me an oak called
‘fumed hakwood.’ He achieves the perfect color by putting the wood over a
flame to burn it, as opposed to staining. It looks like lightly burnt
toast.”
10/20/2016
JAPAN
Thank you everyone in Japan and you all made my trip so special again!
Clients, Friends, Family, thank you!!
9/26/2016
9/23/2016
This Year's GQ Best New Menswear Designers in America
GAP TO DEBUT GQ’S BEST NEW MENSWEAR DESIGNERS IN AMERICA COLLECTION NEXT WEEK
Gap will debut its new exclusive menswear collection of GQ’s Best New Menswear Designers in America on September 27 at select Gap stores in more than seven countries, including the United States, Canada, China, Hong Kong, Japan, and throughout Europe.
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the program and its fifth year of partnering with Gap, this year’s collection features the best-of-the-best All-Stars who have gone on to build successful careers with their distinct take on American menswear.
This year’s designers include Michael Bastian, who was the former men’s fashion director at Bergdorf Goodman and has since designed collections with Gant and Uniqlo; Saturdays NYC, founded in 2009 by Morgan Collett, Colin Tunstall, Josh Rosen, and which currently sells through its own shops in New York, Australia and Japan; LA-based designer John Elliott, who most recently collaborated on a capsule collection with Bergdorf Goodman and United Arrows; and Steven Alan, a two-decade veteran of the menswear business, who now creates everything from shirts to socks to shoes.
The collection for Gap includes tailored trousers and denim, overcoats, leather jackets, classic tees and sweatshirts, sweatpants, and a variety of button down shirts along with accessories — including hats, bags, and socks. Prices range from $18 to $595.
“Gap is thrilled to celebrate this milestone and bring to life the visions of these talented designers,” said Wendi Goldman, executive vice president and chief product officer for Gap. “They are true All-Stars who have played an important role in shaping contemporary American style and we couldn’t be prouder to offer their signature takes on menswear with this new collection.”
“We wanted to make the 10th anniversary of this program feel like its own declaration, a snapshot of the state of American fashion,” added GQ editor-in-chief Jim Nelson. “We also wanted to make the clothes instantly wearable, easily attainable, and flat-out covetable. With these four exciting designers, and with Gap’s exceptional partnership, I think we hit the sweet spot.”
Gap will debut its new exclusive menswear collection of GQ’s Best New Menswear Designers in America on September 27 at select Gap stores in more than seven countries, including the United States, Canada, China, Hong Kong, Japan, and throughout Europe.
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the program and its fifth year of partnering with Gap, this year’s collection features the best-of-the-best All-Stars who have gone on to build successful careers with their distinct take on American menswear.
This year’s designers include Michael Bastian, who was the former men’s fashion director at Bergdorf Goodman and has since designed collections with Gant and Uniqlo; Saturdays NYC, founded in 2009 by Morgan Collett, Colin Tunstall, Josh Rosen, and which currently sells through its own shops in New York, Australia and Japan; LA-based designer John Elliott, who most recently collaborated on a capsule collection with Bergdorf Goodman and United Arrows; and Steven Alan, a two-decade veteran of the menswear business, who now creates everything from shirts to socks to shoes.
The collection for Gap includes tailored trousers and denim, overcoats, leather jackets, classic tees and sweatshirts, sweatpants, and a variety of button down shirts along with accessories — including hats, bags, and socks. Prices range from $18 to $595.
“Gap is thrilled to celebrate this milestone and bring to life the visions of these talented designers,” said Wendi Goldman, executive vice president and chief product officer for Gap. “They are true All-Stars who have played an important role in shaping contemporary American style and we couldn’t be prouder to offer their signature takes on menswear with this new collection.”
“We wanted to make the 10th anniversary of this program feel like its own declaration, a snapshot of the state of American fashion,” added GQ editor-in-chief Jim Nelson. “We also wanted to make the clothes instantly wearable, easily attainable, and flat-out covetable. With these four exciting designers, and with Gap’s exceptional partnership, I think we hit the sweet spot.”
9/08/2016
Apple – Don’t Blink
With new camera systems, stereo speakers, and the most powerful chip
ever in a smartphone, iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus make the things you do
most even better. Two new finishes highlight the seamless design.
I passed the iPhone5 and jumped to iPhone6 from4.
Should I wait till iPhone8 from my current 6?
I passed the iPhone5 and jumped to iPhone6 from4.
Should I wait till iPhone8 from my current 6?
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