RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Butterfly Soul Fire Spring 2010

Kirby Marzec, Managing Editor September 2 at 3:21 | Comments

I have absolutely no complaints about the Berlin based, Butterfly Soul Fire Spring 2010 collection…oh wait, yes I do…WHERE ON EARTH IS THE WOMENSWEAR?!?! And you though the drop-crotch pants were just another trend!

GALLERY: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Butterfly Soul Fire Spring 2010

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STREET HEROES: Guys In Floral Pants

Hillary Frazier, Style Editor August 28 at 1:36 | Comments

That’s a lot of color. I am an advocate for guys in floral print drop crotch pants.

LINK LOVE: Glam Canyon

Mark Ronson for Gucci Sneakers

Rebecca Alexander, Editor August 5 at 1:11 | Comments

Mark Ronson for Gucci Sneakers fashion

The Gucci sneakers by Mark Ronson will be available at the first Gucci flash sneaker shop in NYC (Crosby St) on Oct 23, the other stop will included Art Basel Miami, London, Berlin, Paris, Hong Kong and Tokyo.

RANDOM COOL: Adidas SLVR Unlimited Tee

Hillary Frazier, Style Editor July 8 at 5:57 | Comments

Adidas used typography for the new SLVR collection, available exclusively in Berlin, Paris, New York, and Bankok. Tees run around 59 Euros, and a release date hasn’t been set yet.

SOURCE: High Snobette

STREET HEROES: Berlin

Hillary Frazier, Style Editor July 8 at 1:19 | Comments

Her hair is awesome. This look is really relaxed (which is great)

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STREET HEROES: Berlin

Hillary Frazier, Style Editor May 20 at 10:38 | Comments

Whether or not this guy is a model or a random dude who just happens to walk with his groceries ‘casually’ slung over his shoulder (sure), I like it. The grays are pleasantly balanced by the light jeans, my only complaint: if you’re going to wear pre-ripped jeans, buy ones that don’t look pre-ripped.

SOURCE: Glamcanyon

STREET HEROES: Eric From Berlin

Rebecca Alexander, Editor May 6 at 11:40 | Comments

Besides the fact that Eric is a hottie, his look is so sexy in a very ‘I completely didn’t try to look this good’ way…

STREET HEROES: Way Too Cool for School

Daniel Saynt, Editor-In-Chief April 18 at 6:01 | Comments

“Oh, me. This is how I always lean.” Yeah, real natural dude.

Designer: ANNTIAN

Daniel Saynt, Editor-In-Chief April 7 at 10:07 | Comments

Designer: ANNTIAN fashion

It’s never easy to find a menswear collection that pushes boundaries without alienating the general male population, but Anne Hilken and Christian Kurt’s label Anntian manages to introduce some new concepts into the mens market without being a complete conceptual shit storm. I find the collection by the Berlin duo designers to be perfect for the downtownie or the Burger who isn’t afraid of a little sheen with their shake.And yes, I covet the poncho. Me wantie now!!!

Designer: ANNTIAN fashion

Pictures courtesy of ANNTIAN

As If Police Uniforms Weren’t Enough…

Kirby Marzec, Managing Editor March 26 at 7:06 | Comments

As If Police Uniforms Werent Enough... fashion Ever wear your Fred Perry polo to work? Ever sport your casual Ben Sherman pants to the company luncheon? If you answered yes to either of these questions, you might as well forget pursuing your hopes and dreams of becoming an officer in the Berlin police force. Police in Berlin, more directly undercover officers, were banned from wearing Fred Perry, Ben Sherman, ACAB, Alpha Industries, Consdaple, Lonsdale, Pit Bull, Outlaw, Troublemaker, and Thor Steinar for their common association with neo-Nazism. In layman’s terms, officers can’t sport a Thor Steinar sweater simply because of the designer’s popularity among a certain group. According to that rationale, police should be banned from wearing black and white stripes and bright orange too, since they are commonly associated with imprisoned criminals! Now, I am in no way defending neo-Nazi thinkers, I am simply defending man’s right to choose what he puts on his back. This is not a dress code, this is just ridiculous. Do people honestly think that a tiny Fred Perry logo is going to promote neo-Nazism? I highly doubt it. It’s pretty hasty to assume that all people who wear these labels are neo-Nazis or will sway others to believe in their ideals.