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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
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It's one thing that is not true about Atlanta, we love the Falcons. Other people may tell you that Falcon fans are "weather weight" and whatever else they like to say. Well as a Falcon fan I would like to smash that. I bet the other 70k in the dome last week will tell you the same.
It's one thing that is not true about Atlanta, we love the Falcons. Other people may tell you that Falcon fans are "weather weight" and whatever else they like to say. Well as a Falcon fan I would like to smash that. I bet the other 70k in the dome last week will tell you the same.
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This morning adidas officially unveiled the uniforms and apparel for the 62nd NBA All-Star Game to be held this February in Houston.
The uniforms are full of design notes and inspiration drawn the host city, including Houston’s rich aeronautical history. The uniforms’ impact camo pattern is meant to evoke aircraft with the silhouette of a basketball net.
The uniforms feature specially-engineered mesh to provide maximum mobility and breathability. The West (red) and East (royal blue) uniforms also feature the adidas iconic three-stripe design flanking the side of both the jersey and shorts. The uniform lettering and numbers are inspired by the stenciled style on jet planes.
Players will take to the court in black-and-white aviator-style NBA All-Star warm-ups featuring metal zippers made with a similar anodized finish that is used on airplanes. Each player’s jacket will be customized to represent individual career accomplishments such as NBA All-Star Game appearances and All-Star MVP awards, NBA titles, in addition to season awards including MVP, Rookie of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Scoring Championships.
What do you think of the uniforms?-Dime Mag
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Another release following the “Year of the Snake” motif comes as a part of Stussy Japan‘s latest collection, this time incorporating Vans‘ classic Sk8-Hi model for a collaborative shoe. With previews of a snakeskin-themed capsule collection surfacing a couple of weeks ago, Stussy Japan follows up on its celebration of the Chinese new year with an admittedly stylish footwear offering. The “Year of the Snake” Sk8-Hi features a canvas snakeskin upper, accented with a red Jazz Stripe along the side. Additionally, black laces, a gum rubber outsole, white rubber foxing and custom detailing at the heel and tongue complete the shoe. Look for the “Year of the Snake” Sk8-Hi at select Stussy Japan stockists in the coming season.
Source: hayabusa.bz
Another release following the “Year of the Snake” motif comes as a part of Stussy Japan‘s latest collection, this time incorporating Vans‘ classic Sk8-Hi model for a collaborative shoe. With previews of a snakeskin-themed capsule collection surfacing a couple of weeks ago, Stussy Japan follows up on its celebration of the Chinese new year with an admittedly stylish footwear offering. The “Year of the Snake” Sk8-Hi features a canvas snakeskin upper, accented with a red Jazz Stripe along the side. Additionally, black laces, a gum rubber outsole, white rubber foxing and custom detailing at the heel and tongue complete the shoe. Look for the “Year of the Snake” Sk8-Hi at select Stussy Japan stockists in the coming season.
Source: hayabusa.bz
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
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Nike recognizes the importance of Black History Month with not only a product collection, but a larger recognition of the power of sports to impact society. The 2013 Nike Black History Month Collection mantra, “Be Bold. Be True” celebrates three athletes fearless in action and fueled by a purpose. Now more than ever, athletes at all levels have a unique ability to extend their voice beyond sports. Soccer superstar Didier Drogba, tennis legend Serena Williams and basketball phenom Kevin Durant provide creative inspiration for the product collection based on their commitment to giving back to their communities. Consisting of seven shoes, two T-shirts, a Destroyer jacket, Nike Elite socks and 5-panel hat, the collection is a dual effort between Nike Sportswear lifestyle product and Nike Basketball performance product. Nike Sportswear BHM shoes include the Nike Lunar Force 1, Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite Hi, Nike Dunk Sky Hi and Nike Air Force 1 Downtown. Nike Basketball shoes complete the BHM collection with special versions of the KD V, LeBron X and KOBE 8 SYSTEM; all three featuring black, grey and orange with the signature Nike BHM print. These signature shoes will debut on court during pro basketball’s Martin Luther King Jr. tribute day on Monday, January 21.
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One part sneaker, one part bird of prey, the newest colorway of Nike‘s Air Max 90 takes its inspiration from the most intelligent of birds. Dubbed the “Mighty Hawks,” this pair of running shoes is composed of suede and mesh around the upper as deep chocolate brown and dark khaki are accented by a bold sulfur color, imitating the colors of the predatory avian. This combination of subtle colors makes it a sharp choice for any wardrobe. The Nike Air Max 90 “Mighty Hawks” edition will be flying into retailers (and thus, off the shelves) soon.
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When I look back on childhood, I think on a lot of stuff. The first car I got. Wasn't really like a car, car but a little riding jeep. I was very happy to get it. Had a running motor in it and all. I would ride that jeep all around the apartment complex. Hills of dirt and steps of stone, rain or shine didn't matter I was driving. Juice box in one hand and the wheel in the other. Look how happy I am in this picture. I got on my Falcons jacket and my father person that helped in the creation of me is wearing a Pats jacket. A Pats jacket. C'mon Larry, just failing in so many ways. I really kinda thought I was like him when driving my car. He drives the big haul trucks, like the ones at Titan Transline. You know, the ones on the highway that you always wants to blow the horn.Good thing I didn't crash it, I would have been taking a trip to Bosch.
Monday, January 14, 2013
Sunday, January 13, 2013
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I been saying this for awhile now. The sneakers are to high. I know you trying to make your money and that's cool, but you are really taking advantage of people. It's nice to hear somebody that make millions say the same thing about the sneaker. Kids getting killed cause of the shoes on they feet.
I been saying this for awhile now. The sneakers are to high. I know you trying to make your money and that's cool, but you are really taking advantage of people. It's nice to hear somebody that make millions say the same thing about the sneaker. Kids getting killed cause of the shoes on they feet.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
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Academy Award-nominated costume designer Mary Zophres knows a thing or two about convincing costumes. With nearly two decades of experience and a resume that reads like a list of the Coen brothers’ greatest hits — True Grit, The Big Lebowski, No Country For Old Men, just a few among them — the talented Zophres’ latest contribution comes on the set of Gangster Squad, a ’40s crime flick featuring Ryan Gosling, Sean Penn and Josh Brolin. Esquire recently sat down with the designer for more insight into dressing some of Hollywood’s favorite stars, as well as her fateful meeting with the Coens and sartorial tips for the modern man. You can read the entire interview over at Esquire.
Academy Award-nominated costume designer Mary Zophres knows a thing or two about convincing costumes. With nearly two decades of experience and a resume that reads like a list of the Coen brothers’ greatest hits — True Grit, The Big Lebowski, No Country For Old Men, just a few among them — the talented Zophres’ latest contribution comes on the set of Gangster Squad, a ’40s crime flick featuring Ryan Gosling, Sean Penn and Josh Brolin. Esquire recently sat down with the designer for more insight into dressing some of Hollywood’s favorite stars, as well as her fateful meeting with the Coens and sartorial tips for the modern man. You can read the entire interview over at Esquire.
