Mariah Carey – Angels Cry ft. Ne-Yo
Posted on January 28, 2010 by William
New Mariah Carey featuring Ne-Yo – Angels Cry, this video is directed by Nick Cannon
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Pentax Optio i-10
Posted on January 28, 2010 by William
In a trend arguably started by the Olympus EP-1, the past several years have seen the increasing popularity of retro design in the world of consumer electronics. This latest model from Pentax, the Optio I-10 comes in a definite retro styling which embodies a design style drawn from Pentax’s Auto 110 mico-SLR range. A quick [...]
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Adidas Originals 2010 Spring Brown Pack
Posted on January 28, 2010 by William
Spring welcomes the unveiling of new colorways to the adidas Originals program, including this latest rendition of the brand’s ZX 700 runners and Conductor Hi which make up the Brown Pack. The kicks take on a classic brown & white colorway with distinct weave-embossing feature to enhance the design. They are now available via select [...]
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Hardrige Colette Boots
Posted on January 28, 2010 by William
Hardridge—French bootmaking brand and official footwear manufacturer of the French Air Force—has teamed up with colette to launch a new boot project. Committed to excellence with a range of high quality designs, Hardrige went to work on this new pair, based on military fly-boots used in the French Army, designed by “L’ecurie” and “sneakerised”. The [...]
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Y-3 2010 Fall/Winter Collection
Posted on January 28, 2010 by William
The pairing of Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto and adidas has become a veritable gold standard for designer collaborations over the years. Here’s look at Y-3’s offerings for fall/winter 2010, a mostly monotone collection devoid of prints and patterns except for a few flannels. Footwear—often the highlight of each season—is also something to be on the [...]
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UNDFTD Converse Poorman Weapon Navy
Posted on January 25, 2010 by William
In a third release, UNDFTD and Converse join forces to serve up a navy version of their popular Poorman Weapon. The previous two iterations included black/orange and olive/orange Overall, the sneaker’s shape and design remains largely intact except for the use of navy blue nylon with the ability to remove and affix Velcro patches and [...]
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