Exclusive Premiere ~ RDV @ Colette
In Paris this mid-January? Then you can be amongst the few lucky ones who will enjoy an exclusive preview of the long awaited Jeremy Scott x Adidas Originals collaboration. Visit Colette in Paris!
The L.A. based designer is officially launching his line of Adidas Originals this February. I have been drooling over photographs in the meantime. Jeremy infused some of his hoodies and kicks with animal prints. He goes beyond the print with this hoodie in particular! You literally feel like you're wearing (and becoming) a leopard.
Animal Prints--Why They Keep Coming Back: “Animal prints play off the idea of women being vixenish, wild, and fierce,” says Valerie Steele of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology. So it’s no surprise that fashionistas have been spotted in the prints since the cave-dwelling days — though the trend is most strongly identified with the 50s and 60s, when it was favored by sultry pinup girls, like Bettie Page and Ann-Margret. (from MSN Lifestyle "10 Fashion Trends with Staying Power")
I am going to have to get these kicks! The wings actually flap as you walk... get ready to fly!
Gold is still going to be strong this year, particularly in accessories. We previously featured Gravis' Gemini HC in solid gold as part of Heidi's X-Mas whishlist. I am down for giving the wings a try.
~Mayta
The L.A. based designer is officially launching his line of Adidas Originals this February. I have been drooling over photographs in the meantime. Jeremy infused some of his hoodies and kicks with animal prints. He goes beyond the print with this hoodie in particular! You literally feel like you're wearing (and becoming) a leopard.
Animal Prints--Why They Keep Coming Back: “Animal prints play off the idea of women being vixenish, wild, and fierce,” says Valerie Steele of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology. So it’s no surprise that fashionistas have been spotted in the prints since the cave-dwelling days — though the trend is most strongly identified with the 50s and 60s, when it was favored by sultry pinup girls, like Bettie Page and Ann-Margret. (from MSN Lifestyle "10 Fashion Trends with Staying Power")
I am going to have to get these kicks! The wings actually flap as you walk... get ready to fly!
Gold is still going to be strong this year, particularly in accessories. We previously featured Gravis' Gemini HC in solid gold as part of Heidi's X-Mas whishlist. I am down for giving the wings a try.~Mayta
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