Saturday, January 15, 2011
Richard Mille Automatic RM 030
Designed to slow-down the process of wearing out of the self-winding mechanism, the declutchable rotor is what it is: a rotor that declutches automatically from the winding barrel as soon as the estimated power reserve reaches the 50-hour mark. Being 50 mm in height and 42.7 mm in width, the watch is also 13.95 mm thick, which makes it live to its name: “tonneau” term is often referred to the huge oak barrels used in winemaking.
Gucci Tennis ’84
Sneakerheads might see the silhouette and wonder why Reebok is retroing the S.Carter, but those in the know remember that design was actually aping the original Gucci Tennis ’84. A sneaker whose street cred is beyond reproach, the Gucci Tennis joints still command a premium price tag some twenty-odd years after the initial release, and this signature white leather design with Gucci stripe on the heel will retail for $375.
Friday, January 14, 2011
This isn't your Grandfathers Galoshes...
The detail work on these things is really top notch....take a closer look.
Sorel / Colette Snow Boat
Sorel / Colette Snow Boat
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Eminem Signs Yelawolf & Slaughterhouse
Big, big hip-hop news. Rap supergroup Slaughterhouse (Crooked I, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz and Royce da 5’9”) and budding superstar Yelawolf have been signed to Eminem’s Shady Records. As told to XXL Magazine:
“Yelawolf and Slaughterhouse, it’s kinda phase two of Shady,” says Eminem. “It’s the new generation of Shady Records and as we’re trying to rebuild our label, it’s exciting for hip-hop and with all of these forces coming together and with what everybody’s capable of on the mic, it’s gonna be fun.”
Said Yelawolf: “Considering where I’m from and the shit I’ve been through, it’s hard to put into words what partnering with Shady means to me, my team at Ghet-O-Vision, and my state of Alabama. I can tell you that when you’re willing to give your life up to see a dream through, the reward is great. And now that I’ve become an apprentice to one of the greatest artists in the world, my potential reaches beyond anything I ever imagined. Let’s kill this shit.”
Interviewed......
Qmulative.blogspot.com interviews me how the blog got its start up. The East Coast Car scene and more...
Q: What would you say you pride your site in? diversity? staying current or ahead? primarily a car focus?
A: Cars and Fashion are the main focus for the Blog. I enjoy all makes and models of cars but for the site it is mostly about having an extremely clean ride, proper wheel fitment, or just going low. As for fashion I love street style and sneakers but you also have to know how to dress in a suit. I just like to keep the blog fresh and up-to-date on things that spark my interest. You will also find lots of new music, watches, shoes, art, gadgets etc.....
Check the whole interview out here.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
DIEMME / Inverno Vet Boot
Italian boot maker brand DIEMME brings out an old timer, the Inverno Vet Boot! Mid cut, long laced and with Vibram sole. This one will take you through some heavy winter times, be it on the snow resort or on the city street life. Warm lined and leathered inside. Super comfy and well built. Hand made in Italy.
Monday, January 10, 2011
2011 Mark McNairy Suede / Wingtip Collection
The classic wingtip has come back real strong in recent seasons and these days certainly appeals to a much younger crowd than it used too. One of the most interesting brands in this gray new market is certainly Mark McNairy, which offers next to the usual classics with some nice updates.
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Luker by Neighborhood / Baracuta G9 Jackets
As part of their Spring/Summer 2011 Collection Luker by Neighborhood got together with Baracuta to collaborate on the brands original G9 jacket
Quick Snap: AZ spotted in NYC
With close to 20 years in the rap game AZ is still one of my all time favorite hip hop artist.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Nike Sportswear Air Pegasus 89
The Pegasus has been making a strong run over the last few months as this recent release continues on the legacy of the late 90s.
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