DKNY Bicycles. A Slap in the Face to the Dead?



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We’ve been bashing a few brands lately. We’ve always been a bit harsh to the GAP, but their recent hiring of Threeasfour has kept them off our radar. Gucci has also been on our BASH list lately with their Gucci Loves NY but hates NY bloggers campaign. Now it’s time for us to put a little attention on DKNY, who has been pushing the limits of good taste with their orange painted bicycles hanging outside the tents.

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Is it just me or are these a little too familiar to the white “death” bikes that already appear throughout the city.

Get to know the city you claim to know DKNY before you decide to offend it’s dead cyclist.

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Article by Daniel Saynt, Editor-In-Chief

Futurist, Husband, Lover of Small Animals. I'm the quintessential jaded New Yorker with a mind for all things fashion. My articles are the type you'd expect from the popular girl at school; mean spirited and ready to pour some pigs blood on your homemade prom dress. Daniel Saynt, Editor-In-Chief tagged this post with: Read 3797 articles by Daniel Saynt, Editor-In-Chief
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