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Where I can I buy (real) Diesel Zathan 772 wash jeans from the UK?

looking for a 30/32

www.diesel.com

buy them directly I suppose.

DO THEY MAKE skinny jeans IN HUSKY SIZES?

I WANNA KNOW IF THEY MAKE skinny jeans IN SIZE 16 HUSKY OR 18 HUSKY FOR BOYS

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Gap Boys Jeans size 10 Husky Loose Fit

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Levi’s Boys 8-20 550 Relaxed Husky Fit Jean …

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Does a steel analog watch with a dark blue face go with everything?

by everything, I mean casual clothes. I found a great watch at a fantastic price, but the face only comes in dark blue (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_blue_%28color%29). I do mostly wear jeans, but would the watch go with clothes combos I wear that have no blue in them? i’d assume that it would go with knaki cargo pants since blue and tan have been bedfellows for forever. Thanks.

yes for most casual clothes. The cargo pants will look fine, and jeans will definently look good. Even with pink it wont look so bad

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Men’s Fragrance, Women’s Fragrance, and Other Historical Inaccuracies

It isn’t everyday you meet a man who brags about wearing Chanel No. 5. Neil Morris is a Boston perfume-maker who delights in getting noticed for his own scents but who is a big fan of the classics. “I love it when people compliment me on the scent, and I can tell them it’s Chanel No. 5.” Like a lot of perfume experts, he understands that the dividing line between men’s and women’s perfumes is largely fictitious. In his own perfume line (http://www.neilmorrisfragrances.com) he labels his products “shared scents,” suitable for both men and women.

While this may sound terribly modern, it is quite the opposite. Back in Europes early perfume heyday (in the 18th century), there was no notion at all that any scent might be reserved or more appropriate for one gender rather than another. The most powerful men wore perfume back then, including kings, dukes, and generals. These were mostly heterosexuals and they wore perfume at some of their most solemn official occasions.

The dividing line for perfume back then was based more on social class and economic buying power: the rich and famous smelled better than the poor and downtrodden. Among those who could afford perfume, there were no masculine versus feminine fragrances.

You can still see that in the worlds oldest cologne, 4711 made in Cologne, Germany. This ancient concoction is still on the market and claims to be the product that gave lighter cologne its name. Its a citrus scent; mild and strangely contemporary despite the fact that its been around for centuries. Although Europeans, in particular Germans, consider 4711 to be a bit old-fashioned, it is a gender-spanning fragrance. Men use it for aftershave, little old ladies dab it behind their ears, and American girls in Europe spray it in their hair.

The notion of fragrances for gender gained traction in the early 20th century as perfume and fashion, in lockstep, ceased being the private reserve of the privileged few and became at least accessible to the middle classes. This is, not coincidentally, around the time that modern advertising started influencing consumer choices. As new fragrances came to market in the 1920s, advertisers identified women as the target demographic rather than men.

Coco Chanel marketed both her fashion line and her signature fragrance to females. This was no different than other (but perhaps less well known) perfumes of the era were doing. Think of Joy by Jean Patou, My Sin by Lanvin, Nuit de Noel by Caron, or even the Emeraude and Muguet de Bois from Coty.

Fragrance was promoted mostly by fashion enterprises and the fashion world targeted female customers. While there is nothing inherently masculine or feminine about products like sunglasses or watches or clothing, Chanel and other big couturiers quickly spun out a line of products exclusively for females. Perfume just went along for the ride.

These fragrances were largely cast in very feminine and elaborate containers, designed to fit well on the dressing table of a chic woman. Chanel used the clean simplistic lines of the No. 5 bottle to pay homage to the classic, un-frilled female (which mirrors her approach to clothing design). So whether the bottle was bejeweled or colored (like the glorious cobalt blue bottle of Evening in Paris) or clean-lined, the bottle was also part of the appeal to the modern woman.

It was no coincidence that right after the great wave of fashion came the grand era of glamorous movie stars. Marilyn Monroe, who dominated the cinema world in the 1950s, became an unpaid spokeswoman for Chanel No. 5 when asked what she wore to bed. (The answer, which is sometimes quoted as Two drops of Chanel No. 5 still ranks high on the famous quotation lists today.) Thus, it did not take long for perfume to be linked to fashion and glamour. (Even today, celebrities like to lend their name to line of fragrance products but perhaps the interest nowadays is more mercantile than image.)

It would be hard for men to reach for that bottle of Chanel No. 5 once Marilyn cooed over it. And yet the idea of fragrances for one gender only was a relatively new concept.

For centuries before that, kings and noblemen wore perfumes (including floral scents). But a couple of years worth of hardcore advertising turned the perfume world into a womens only party.

The emergence of products like after-shave and mens cologne (note its never called mens perfume) were studied attempts to try to capture the attention of modern men who somehow got the notion that fragrances were not for them. These first efforts to win men back to perfume (Old Spice, Burma Shave, Aqua Velva, English Leather) embraced a utilitarian theme. These werent fragrances, they were products related to shaving.

Eventually, mens colognes hit the market and more and more scents appeared on the scene. Yet the dividing line was in place in that certain fragrances were considered suitable for menand they were definitely not florals. Men wore scents that were spicy, leathery, woodsy, light and fresh, or even musky.

Again, that is a modern notion, not some venerable old tradition. The scents that wowed the men of the French court in the 18th century were florals and citrus brews.

Meanwhile, in our own day, the scents that were reserved for men only found some resonance among females. In fact, most perfume manufacturers today recognize that women have an interest in a lot of masculine types of scents and vice versa.

The emergence of the so-called fresh scents may have been an attempt to try to harmonize those worlds. Many fragrance products today are deliberately light and ambiguous, as if trying to woo women who are not thrilled with the sometimes more complex and/or flowery perfumes in the womens section.

A recent landmark in the notion of male-vs.-female fragrance occurred with Calvin Kleins CK One. CK One was created and sold as a single product for use by men or women. It was marketed as the one fragrance for both men and women. Because most of us really do not know very much about perfume, we thought this concept was delightfully revolutionary and modern. (By the way, CK One is a citrus scentlike the original 4711 Cologne, likewise a gender-spanning fragrance, albeit from the 18th century.)

The perfume company Bond No. 9 in Manhattan offers many eau-de-parfum products it labels simply for him or her. One of my favorite of their both-gender scents is Gramercy Park, a peppery fresh fragrance. Most women like the scent but then ask cautiously, Is this for women? Its not a typically girly-girl aroma. Fortunately, for the faint-hearted perfume-wearer, the manufacturer gives permission for men and women to put on this scent.

Of course, maybe what the manufacturer says should not matter so much. After all, perfume products are marketed by people interested in selling them, not by the people who wear them. In other words, marketers are always reaching out to a target, but that target is not necessarily the entire universe of people interested in the product.

Apparently, it makes good marketing sense to keep the genders distinct in the perfume aisle. Right after Calvin Klein offered CK One, he came out with a scent called In2U which exists in two versions: one for each gender. The idea here is that men and women can wear the same fragrance family, but the products, of course, would have to be different.

There is really no traditional or fashion-based reason for doing that, other than the fact that it seems to make some of us feel more confident in our perfume choices.

While urban dwellers, the tragically hip, and unbearable perfumistas may be deemed the most likely to cross gender lines in perfume, the fact is the line we have now is not only moving and blurryit is largely artificial! There is no reason why women cant wear fresh, woodsy, or leathery scents or why men need to shy away from some of the great classic perfumes.

A good deal depends on how well we like the fragrances were wearing and how the fragrance works on our skin. Beyond that, most of the people around us cannot even begin to tell whether the scent weve put on was manufactured and labeled for men or for women. Besides, that label doesnt mean a thing anyway!

About the Author

Want to find out more about perfume and what will work best for you? Get your Perfume Profile at http://www.thePerfume-Reporter.com . This article is by Joanna McLaughlin, whose favorite perfume today is Neil Morris’s Clear.

Blue jeans by Versace review

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What clothes should I buy for winter and fall? List for kids?

You know how you get a list of things/clothes to buy for a baby‘s first year?
Well I wanted to know what kind of clothes/ things would a toddler need for their 2nd year?

coats sweat sock

NOT-pants (Pajama jeans/Jeggings Parody)

rock and republic outlets?

I live in B.C canada and i was wondering if anyone knew where i can go get rock and republic jeans for cheap. like the ones the stores send back to the warehouse. anything in B.C. or washington?!

Rock and republic does not have actual outlets run by them. However try the Nordstrom Rack and Nemin Marcus’ Last Call outlets. Simply go to their websites and find the closest outlets. Hope that helps.

Tag: My Signature Outfit (winter)

Quick opinion needed about trainers and jeans?

What colour jeans would go well with these… light blue… dark blue…?

dark blue jeans looks good with any shoes.

UnderGround Penthouse – Blue Jeans

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The 80′s Are Back: Neon Sneakers

Do you remember the ‘80′s? Were you the queen of big hair and bright colors? Did you have a New Kids on the Block haircut or a Wham! T-shirt? Possibly you weren’t even born in the ‘80′s and you missed out on all the fabulous bright fun neon fashions. Not to worry you have a chance now to put your best foot forward in neon high top sneakers.

The fun of day-glo colors is back in a big way. With florescent pink, blue, yellow and green your shoes will make people need to wear their sunglasses at night! Want to see what sort of great designs there are in neon sneakers these days? Just check the internet. Do a search for neon sneakers and you’ll be overcome with links to lots of hot flashy colorful sneakers.

It doesn’t matter what age you are neon sneakers will improve your style by lending even a frilly skirt a touch of street style. If you remember slouch socks and scrunchies, fingerless lace gloves and zippered leather jackets you’ll reminisce and love the reappearance of florescent colored shoes.

If you’ve never experienced the carefree fun of neon sneakers you may need to prepare yourself for the bright colors that completely cause every other piece of fashion to fade into the background. There’s just something a little flashy about wearing florescent shoes that screams look at me! If your goal is to be a high style cutting edge fashion icon this is the way to go. If you’re a wallflower that wants to blend in then you may want to skip the neon sneaks!

They say that every aspect of fashion repeats itself. We’ve seen clogs come and go and come back again, bell bottoms have evolved into flares and skinny jeans are finally back! Bright colors and flashy clothing and shoes are also new again. Cutting edge style these days is found in the big bright colors of fluorescent shoes. Check out the cool video from RipStyles where they introduce their new neon fluorescent high tops.

Get with the style and pick up a cool pair of hot neon sneakers today! Your kids will love them and beg you for their own pair.

About the Author

Ripstyle® means many things to many people.  Ripstyle® has evolved from the beginning as a pool of young talent that has grown into a phenomenon of gifted people that continue to innovate first and foremost, with Simply Great Products. Our cutting edge bright colored shoes are a celebration of the best of 80′s retro!

Which One? A Justin Bieber and christian Beadles Love Story (31)

Which decade had the best fashion?

50s – Very neat hair, you know the type, Mad Men Don Draper style hair, suits for daytime and going out. Plain shirt and Levi style jeans for leisure (tucked in of course)

50′s. Everyone looked nice and they always put their best foot forward in everything. Even just going to the movies. The women had nice clothes and pretty hair. And the men wore suits all the time.

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Duofold Men’s Midweight Ankle Length Bottom $30.00 Get the warmth you need when you venture outdoors in the winter with the Duofold® midweight 2-layer men’s bottom. It features a thermal construction that helps provide some extra heat in the cold, while the flatlock seams provide a chafe-free fit….

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