Diesel: Flash For Fun
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009Oh wow oh wow oh wow. Diesel has done it, yet again!
Do you have a purpose for all of your jeans? I do. I have the comfy jeans, the big dinner jeans (stretchy), the date jeans the party jeans, the summer jeans and even a pair for that certain time of the month. As a denim lover I have a pair (or 2 or 3) for just about everything.
And, leave it to Diesel to create a new line so perfect I can only define them as my soon to be clubbing jeans.
We have all at some time in our lives (maybe every weekend) spent hours getting ready to go out dancing in a nearly pitch black club with little way to see the person your dancing with if not for the random, strobing black lights and so many other people you couldn’t find your best friend if they were standing right next to you.
Problem solver: Diesel, just swooped down and gave us the hottest new solution, glow-in-the-dark Jeans! Diesel’s new ‘Flash For Fun’ collection is nothing short of stylish and oh so fun.
The collection features Diesel’s jeans, t-shirts, sneakers and intimates in glow-in-the-dark detail for the Fall-Winter 2009 season. The collection has been conceived for those who play hard day and night without taking the time to change in between. The Flash for Fun pieces are discreet during the day and only reveal their bright details and stitches at night. Talk about recession savvy!
Hidden graphics, like dragons and earphones, are disguised on the pockets of some denim and are only revealed when exposed to black lights.




Looks like even the seniors are catching up to the tattoo-inspired couture craze…albeit just a tad late. Check out this picture of the legendary Liza Minnelli in none other than a Christian Audigier tee! Ms. Minelli looking rather sprite for her 63 years, was recently caught by 
Rapper and actor Common has teamed up with Diesel for “Only the Brave,” a new men’s fragrance, and with Microsoft for a line of PC-inspired tee shirts called Softwear.








1 — Originality – First to put artwork on a T-shirt. Before Ed, T-shirts were white and boring. Back in the early 60’s, Southern California had lots of car clubs and they had car club jackets…but since it was too hot to wear those jackets in the summer, Ed started airbrushing tees with the car airbrush tool he was using to work on his cars.


