THE ABC’S OF PROJECT BRANDS
Introduces the Letter E
Exploring PROJECT brand Ezekiel yields a visual collage of nature scenes, concert posters, streetwear and youthful ‘tude. When clicking on the “History” tab, instead of a paragraph on the brand’s origin, you’ll find a photoboard with the somewhat cheeky message for visitors “All You Have Is Now.” And this sentiment- brash, confident, poignant and bold - is what runs through all of Ezekiel’s collections. Their lookbooks give the impression of out of place city boys on day trips, amusedly out on a boat or taking an unapologetically skateshoe-clad stroll in the woods. Shop their retailers now - seriously, now - to add this effortlessly cool collection to your own wardrobe.
THE ABC’S OF PROJECT BRANDS
Introduces the Letter D
Talk about a strong aesthetic! Dom Rebel’s hand finished garments all have the biker attitude of a man who’s ready for anything, whether it be the tough terrain or a wily woman. Stemming from “Dominus Rebellis,” or “Master of Rebellion,” these tees, jackets, hats and jeans certainly have a mind of their own. Shop the collection here to bring a little “devil may care” flare to your wardrobe.
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THE ABC’S OF PROJECT BRANDS
Introduces the Letter C
For a tranquil Tuesday, we would like to introduce you to PROJECT brand Calm Clothing. Calm blends relaxed, tailored, and even vintage-inspired styles with amazing details that pick up on the season’s trends like Aztec prints, University cuts, and Spring colors. Their looks are surprising and effortlessly cool, and they have a pretty rad blog as well. Hustle on over to their online shop of originals or vintage shop of classic curated looks for your menswear fix.
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Here are the TOP 5 items in fashion news for the week of 5/14 - 5/21:
1. “Karl Lagerfeld, Reduced To A Hundred-Some Words” (Pictured)
Love him or loathe him, the Kaiser certainly has a way with words. Celebrate the Chanel designer’s controversial personality with new limited edition t-shirts from his Karl line, featuring graphics that incorporate some of his most memorable quotes. VIA Refinery 29
2. “On The Red Carpet at Cannes: See What Everyone Wore”
‘Tis the season for the most adventurous of red carpets, and the 65th Annual Cannes Film Festival attendees have set the bar sky-high for summertime glamour. VIA Fashionista
3. “Tomoko Ogura Appointed Senior Fashion Director at Barney’s”
Once the former women’s fashion director at Barney’s Co-op, Tomoko Ogura was recently promoted on Thursday. VIA Fashionologie
4. “Opening Ceremony Launching Magazine”
Opening Ceremony founders Humberto Leon and Carol Lim recently announced plans to launch the OC Annual, a collectible fashion and culture magazine focusing on a different theme each year. This year’s theme: the London Olympics! VIA WWD
5. “Marangoni to School China in Fashion”
The Istituto Marangoni, one of the most prestigious fashion institutions in Europe, makes its mark in the East with the recent unveiling of a new Shanghai outpost. VIA Material World
THE ABC’S OF PROJECT BRANDS
Introduces the Letter B
Bailey of Hollywood is the proud offspring of the George S. Bailey Hat Co., Est. 1922. The brand tells a fascinating story of the American West, industrialization, Hollywood and Headwear. Today at Bailey of Hollywood you’ll find the perfect noggin’-adorner for every head in a “modern interpretation of classic men’s hat tailoring.” So read their awesome history here and give your head a treat with a Bailey fedora, beanie or newsboy by perusing their S/S ‘12 collection here.
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Epaulet Oxford Cloth Rivet Chinos.
Introducing: THE ABC’S OF PROJECT BRANDS.
Every Tuesday and Thursday we will take a look at a PROJECT brand (chosen at random) so you can get to know our exhibitors a little bit better… in alphabetical order of course.
For our inaugural ABC’s Series we introduce: Ames Bros. Ames Bros is a t-shirt, hoodie, and otherwise chill men’s, women’s and kids clothing company. Pictured above is the Big Mouth T-Shirt, reasonably priced at $29. Explore their site for the tees you’ll forget that you lived without, and check back on Thursday for the B’s of the PROJECT brands.