I Like It A Lot
As We Like a lot the Sauvage’s philosophy of “D.E”, Dress Easy. We strongly recommend you to Check out A. SAUVAGE’s new film “The Student”. In an Old fashion way this is an instructional guide In collaboration with Dr Martens. Our favorite piece is specifically these Kente cloth lace-ups which worn with a black suit will look sharp, as well as a Denim or a Chino with a slick shirt will do. Now Watch the short film Written and Directed by Adrien Sauvage below.
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One of 2012 revelation is Ellie Goulding with her second studio album “Halycon” on sale, Ellie is on the cover of Paper Magazine. In this November issue Ellie spoke to the publication about bad relationship with his father and takes it how it feels to write a song. We also learned that she doesn’t fancy Photo SHoots, Interesting…
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As part of her starring role (along with Azealia Banks) in ASOS’ #BestNightEver Holiday campaign that launched Oct. 29, Ellie Goulding was called upon to perform a live rendition of “Only You”.
“To celebrate the launch of their new site, Oki-Ni decided to boldly go where no menswear site has gone before. As part of THE LAUNCH we sent a selection of our product on a 2 hour round trip, firing it over 100,000 ft (just shy of 20 miles) into the stratosphere before returning it safely to earth.”
oki-ni THE LAUNCH from oki-ni on Vimeo.
Another day Another Collaboration, and Today we Liked a Lot Supreme joining the legendary music label founded in Memphis in 1959 “Stax Records”. Signing artist such as Rufus and Carla Thomas, Booker T. & the MGs, Sam and Dave, Johnnie Taylor, Albert King, Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, the Staple Singers, the Dramatics it is a World Re-known label. The collection features Three original t-shirts, representing Otis Redding, Hayes Isaac and the logo label. Available from November 2012 in the U.S. brand stores as well as London and their e-store. Then a bit later for our Japanese Brothers November 3 in Japan.
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TRVP GXD Clothing Featuring Ian Connor. The influential king of the Youth showcasing the new items from the upcoming brand TRVP GXD. In a really creative visual the T-shirt and Sweater, Look Out for more.
“After a first raid last year, the SPACE INVADERS have once again landed our daily watchmaking lives. In cooperation with TAITO Corporation, RJ-Romain Jerome serves as a willing accomplice in this new invasion. First target: Colette, in Paris. On that occasion, the pixelated figures have put on the emblematic blue color of the store for a limited edition of eight pieces, only available in the trendy boutique, Right HERE
“The Hundreds Winter 2012 is currently landing in an authorized The Hundreds stockist near you, as well as all 4 of our flagship shops starting tomorrow (Thursday). Here’s another look at our Winter offerings, this time styled by Ben Hundreds, featuring Jay Ughh of CBG, and photographed by Julian Berman”
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Props to The Hundreds
“Take an inside look into the creative process of Ecko Unltd and its collaborations with taste makers like the Smokers Club. The design team is hard at work organizing new projects and campaigns with featured artists like Joey Bada$$. Shiest Bubz keeps it real about brand battles. And Jonny Shipes shares what he likes to do in his free office time.”
“To commemorate the release of the documentary Beats, Rhymes & Life – The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest, A Tribe Called Quest hooked up with Japanese brand Applebum for a special T-shirt. Deriving its name from the group’s first single “Bonita Applebum” off their debut album, Applebum was a natural choice for this special piece. The tee features a bright red and green camo-esque print made famous by the group’s signature usage of the pattern punctuated by a bold, white graphic with the name of the documentary across the front. Just 20 of these special tees have been produced and rather than being sold they are being offered up in a giveaway on the brand’s site. Unfortunately the giveaway is limited to residents of Japan.”
Props To AppleBum Blog