The look of your real designer denim that fits perfectly and feels like your second skin is something that you just can’t compare to anything else. Real jeans have to be not only be comforting but long lasting and attention grabbing. So when you shop around for your one and only pair, you have to be picky. There are some brands out there who are remarkable but there is one brand who is all about making outstanding denim  G-Star jeans not only give you that comfort but the best quality and craftsmanship of any men’s jeans online. Besides jeans they have a great choice of  every possible fashion item form t-shirts to denim ipad covers

G-Star RAW denim is brings over 20 years of research to the table and it shows in their full line of products. G-Star was the first company to use raw, untreated denim and combine it with new techniques in treating, coloring and styling that truly fuse the “old school” style with the new.So when you buy G-Star jeans you’re buying jeans that were made with you, the customer, in mind during every step in their creation. Washing techniques that bring out the raw beauty of the denim, coloring techniques that bring one of the most sophisticated color palettes on the market to life and wear patterns from completely untouched to worn and wonderful.

One of the best things about G-Star RAW jeans and denim products is that they use organic cotton rather than the over-processed, chemical laden cotton that most manufacturers use. Men’s collection of G-Star jeans offer exceptional fit and style but that haven’t had a hand in harming the planet. And their line of mens clothing offering the level of quality you deserve combined with the earth-friendly cotton.

From jeans to shorts, button ups, jackets and vests G-Star has a full line of cool products that will grab attention of the toughest of customers. So if you are looking to make a fashion statement as well as a statement that you care about our planet there’s no better choice for you than with G-Star. after browsing their huge collection either online or at one of their stores you can find in main cities of the world, we guarantee that you won’t be able to resist to make at least one purchase from their exceptional denim collection.

Street wear is different to street style in the simple sense that street style represents what style we see on the streets. Streetwear is not influenced by high fashion – its nature is an amalgamation of popular art, music and politics. Men’s street wear are known to provide that extra retro look and are usually made of casual wear such as T-shirts, jeans and sneakers.

One of this splendid men’s street wear are offered by the designer of Street Star. Thier cool and glamorous collection of t-shirts made them one of the most men’s street wear clothing. Designs  comes with a patriotic women and distorted flags, made of 100% cotton with perfect Swarovski crystal. The Street Star Champagne Limousines V neck Tee in Yellow is another dazzling hot men’s street wear clothing that you can essentially wear with any of your pair of jeans. It is made of pure cotton and fits true to size. For perfect wording of T shirts for the street  you would essentially need to go for the Street Star Sex Drugs Rock and Roll V neck T shirt in Black which is perfectly inscribed with the words “Never go out of style”. The hottest men’s clothing for the street wear will at all times need to be embroidered with those hustler like graphics.

Men’s street wear will at all times need to be accompanied with some of the most alluring jeans that produce that perfect look of the streets. One of these top jeans is the Rock Revival Gary T2 straight leg Jeans that you can wear with your favorite V-neck T-shirts and sneakers from emoda.com. During warmer seasons rock your world with the Rock Revival cargo shorts in sage’ as they come with that extra touch of side pockets and solid sage color.

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Winters can be exciting if you have something new to look forward. This winter you can lay your hands at the latest hoodies. Hoodies can mark the personality of men in a distinguished way. Men look charming in the hoodies as any man, be it a strong built or lean, in this attire looks quite appealing.

Hoodies become the best bet in any kind of get together but obviously it would put off in a highly formal social gathering. Hoodies in different colors, styles and prints are available in profuse quantity. The only issue is how to deal and pick the best from the lot. This type of wear might be common but Soko Wear has thrown open distinct style of hoodies to make you look more than handsome!

Apart from full zip hoodie and plain hoodie (without a zip), hoodie with a full frontal zip is supposed to make a mark this season. Soko Wear has brought out some of the excellent range of hoodies. Soko Wear Rider2 Hoodie in a soothing brown color has collar button in detail which is the latest design introduced by Soko Wear.

It is a slim fit and is made of 65% of premium cotton and polyester. Soko Wear Rider Hoodie in Bordo is another superb hoodie that has a side zip jacket with collar button detail. The texture seems to be fine because it is made of 65% cotton and 35% polyester. This hoodie is best for a man who is slim because it is ‘made slim fit’.

Winters can be enticing when you wear perfect clothing to show-off! Hoodies by Soko Wear has come like a breath of fresh air to make the look this winter season not normal but extra-ordinary. Hoodies without accessories look great. It goes without saying that simplicity has its own charm. So be a charmer and lure the people around.

Soko Wear Double Zip Turtle neck sweater looks great! The new trend of Double Zip on the front side gets the highlights the hoodie and of course the new style. This will surely reveal you as a style icon. The two slanting zips moves across the hoodie to divide it in two halves. This looks stunning and exquisite on the man who wears it. The color-Navy, adds to the glory of this outfit. It makes the man feel class apart. Guys, get attention by simply adorning yourself with Soko Wear hoodie.

Guys, this winter calls for a blend of elegance and causality. So go ahead and look amazingly dashing in the Soko Wear hoodies that come in various colors and styles. These hoodies will definitely add color to the white-colorless winters.

You might feel these hoodies cannot be teamed up with any thing. You can wear accessories that are not glaring. To highlight the sober yet stylish hoodie, you need to keep it simple. Remember you can never be fully dressed without a smile!

The playing field is getting a bit more level: Spanx for men are selling like hot cakes (and they work to hide that paunch grown out of hot cake consumption).

Jimmy Kimmel has broached the subject on his show and Steve Carell hinted at wearing an early sample of the men’s T-shirt during an interview at the Golden Globes, but all jokes aside, real men are shaping up and retailers are taking note.

Nick Wooster, men’s fashion director at Neiman Marcus says, “We are selling them as quickly as Spanx can make them. Men may not be talking about it, but they’re buying it.”  Sales so far seem to be more substantial online where a self-conscious man can shop with anonymity.

In addition to popular paunch smoothing T-shirts, brands are producing profile-enhancing underwear.  Profile enhancing underwear are the equivalent of the push-up bra.   (Is that Spanx you’re wearing or are you just happy to see me?)

The founder of Spanx, Sara Blakely, is quick to explain that her products are not for weight loss and not aimed at beer bellies and muffin tops, but for anyone trying to smooth over small problem areas.  She sites the perpetually slim and fit (size 2) Gwyneth Paltrow as a client and fan. 

The problem with all these smoke and mirrors is that when it comes time to strip of our Spanx, we may all be in for a shock.  As comedian Wanday Sykes explains, “It’s so funny that when you take them off you just become a blob. You look in the mirror, and it’s like, hey, now I’m an amoeba.”  At least now they’re will be two amoeba’s…

AFTER

The days of unwittingly flashing your everything when getting out the car and struggling to retrieve something you’ve dropped without creating a scene are at an end: longer hemlines are back!  (Oh happy day!)

What was once reserved for dowdy ladies attending afternoon tea, is in the midst of a fashionable revival thanks to Marc Jacobs’ recent Luis Vuitton designs.  Unlike the mini skirt, this  hemline which falls mid-calf, is wearer friendly and creates a universally flattering retro-feminine silhouette. 

To keep it youthful, find bright colors and flirty prints and avoid the frumpy by focusings on definitive waists and a voluninous skirt. 

Gemma Arterton in Louis Vuitton

Gemma Arterton in Louis Vuitton

Kirsten Dunst in Louis VuittonKirsten Dunst in Louis Vuitton

Regretfully, I neglected to wish a very happy 100th birthday to the bra yesterday.  To mark the milestone and give thanks for a century of support, let’s take a moment to appreciate the bra’s humble beginnings.

Bras, officially known as brassieres, have been used throughout history to cover, restrain and shape womens’ breasts.  Bra-like undergarments were depicted on female athletes as far back as the seventh century BCE (Minoan ear).  The first historical reference to brassieres may come from India during the rule of king Harshavardhana (1st Century CE).  In China, a rudimentary bra was made from two cups, a piece of cloth and shoulder straps that connected to a rear seam that also sucked in the stomach. 

By the 16th century, the bra had gained some renowned in the states and was worn by wealthy women in the form of corsets.  Cosets became girdles in the latter part of the 19th century and the bra as we know it emerged in the early 20th century with commerical production reaching prominance in the 1930′s. 

Credit for the invention of the modern day bra usually is shared.  In 1859,  Henry S. Lesher of Brooklyn, New York  patented a devise meant to give “symmetrical rotundity” to the wearer.  Luman L. Chapman of Camden, New Jersey patented a “corset substitute” in 1863.  In 1876 a dressmaker named Olivia Flynt was granted four patents for her “true Corset” or “Flynt Waist” which was marketed toward well-endowed woman.  The Flynt garments saw great success because they were thought to be more hygienic than previous models.  A frenchwoman, Herminie Cadolle, also stakes a claim as the inventor of the modern bra in 1889 (she called it  le bien-etre, or the well-being). 

Let’s be honest, sometimes the summer heat gets us too hot under the collar to worry about killer shoes.  How about sparing your dogs some pain and still looking cute?  It’s possible.  Here’s how.

Instead of pairing your favorite summer dress with heels, wedges or even strappy sandals, throw on a pair of sneakers.  Chucks are universally wearable, but you can also opt for something more daring like what’s below.  (Yes, I know these are men’s sneakers, but if the shoe fits…)

Sneakers and a casual dress or romper are perfect for a summer day spent shopping, site seeeing, lounging or lunching.  So go on, be sneaky!

Socialite Tinsley Mortimor in alice + oliva and Chucks

Collective Concepts Woven Romper in Black & White

Generic Surplus Wharf Sneaker Army Canvas

Rock and Republic El Matador Sneaker in Silver

The Canne’s film festival is in full swing in the South of France. To truly appreciate something, you must first understand it’s history. Allow me…

The Cannes Film Festival was founded in 1946 and is the world’s oldest and most prestigious film festival.  This year marks the 63rd year.  The films are screened and judged by a panel (jury) for prizes like Grand Prix (Grand Prize), Prix du Jury (Jury Prize), Palm d’or du court metrage (Best Short Film) and so on.  Winning at Canne is a sure-fire way to find a distributor and market your film stateside.  This year’s jury is headed by American director, Tim Burton. 

But enough history, bring on the fashion!

Kate Beckinsdale in Balmain

Evangeline Lilly (in Pucci), Michele Yeoh, Naomi Watts (in Gucci)

Michelle William's in SUNO

Czech supermodel Eva Herzigova in Dolce & Gabbana

Eva Longoria Parker in Pucci

Christian Louboutin has had enough!  Enough of counterfeiters that is.  The brand has announced that aggressive legal action will be taken to stop counterfeiters who profit from the sale of faux Louboutin’s.  The company launched Stop Fake Louboutin to help educate consumers on websites that sell fake luxury goods and what actions may be taken against them.  The company is so serious about this pursuit that they’ve posted video of knockoff shoes being bulldozed (http://www.stopfakelouboutin.com/index.php/en). 

While defending your good name and the authenticity of a product is certainly expected, this kind of destruction strikes me as wasteful.  The more charitable (and news worthy) alternative would be to donate the pieces to the numerous nonprofits and shelters striving to help women survive adversity by providing clothing and shoes for job interviews and outings.  Perhaps getting these women back on their feet in some faux Louboutin’s gives them the opportunity to walk around in a real pair someday…

Louboutin Cate Trash Slingback (ironic, right?)

Iconic eye wear brand Ray-Ban is revamping its classic line of shades and launching six new Aviator designs.

The brand, a favorite of celebrities and rock & roll icons, is hoping to reestablish their 60-year-old line with styles like Ray-Ban Craft, Titanium, Metal Glide, Road Spirit, Tech and Ultra Gold.  The Metal Glide and Road Spirit will come in bright colors like yellow, blue and fuschia while the Tech, Titanium and Ultra Gold will feature new construction like carbon fibers and titanium.   Retail prices begin at $139.

The new looks were officially launched a celebrity filled party in Brooklyn attended by Kate Bosworth, Iggy Pop, Juliette Lewis, Charolotte Ronson, Justin Long, Kelly Osborne, Agyness Deyn and Jessica Stam.

Kate Bosworth

Iggy Pop

Jessica Stam

When someone says “wicker” to me I picture patio furniture, an overdone floral living room at Grandma’s house and a Nicholas Cage movie, but wicker is about to become fashionable. 

Diane Kruger, who convincingly played the most beautiful woman in history (Helen of Troy), was recently spotted in France carrying a basket purse.  Basket purse?  Yes, Kruger completed her chic (Chanel Spring 2010) look by carrying her lady things in an actual basket.  (A trend is born!) 

If you simply cannot avoid cliched images of picnics and fairy tales when carrying a basket, try Straw Studios Wicker Tube Clutch ($46).  

Kruger with basket and boyfriend Joshua Jackson

I have to admit that when Katie Holmes first started rolling up her boyfriend jeans I was not a fan.  I feared it would be just another trend that everyone would try and few would pull off (leggings).  But, despite my initial hesitations, the look has taken off and is fast becoming summer’s easiest and most versatile trend.

What makes this look so senstational is that it gives new life to those boycut pants we’ve stashed in the back of our closet in favor of the skinny jeans.  It’s also one of the most versatile looks to hit the masses in years. With just a  few quick rolls, you’ve got at least three options: sexy (with a sleek tank top and pumps or heeled sandals), relaxed (with a band tee and some converse) and perfectly casual (in a simple tee, flats and a fedora). 

That’s one pair of pants and at least three go-to styles that can easily take you from date to concert to the beach.  Just keep your footwear on point and make sure your pants are still a good fit, otherwise your look will be more sloppy than stylish.

For many readers, summer is a time to put away the textbooks, political memoirs and book club brain crushers and kick back with some lighter pulp.  Two suggestions for your warm weather leisure time:

Sex and the City 2: The Official Companion Book ($14):  If you watched the series,  loved the first movie, are dying to see the second (mark your calendars, May 27) and absolutely obsessed with the fashion, this is a must read.  The 500 pager offers insight and wardrobe notes into the fashions worn by your Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte and Samantha and some behind-the-scenes photos from the set. 

Style, Naturally: The Savvy Shopping Guide to Sustainable Fashion and Beauty ($10): Summer Rayne Oakes sets out to help you blend your sense of fashion with an eco-conscious sensibility by explaining the basics of fair trade and sustainability as they relate to the clothes we wear.  She also introduces the reader to like-minded fashionistas like Stella McCartney, Levi’s, Edun and others. 

Slip on that sundress, your strappy sandals and sunscreen and get to reading!

Promo shots for this weekends Miss USA pagent have been released and are under fire for their racy content.  

From the looks of things, Miss USA , once a celebration of the nations most wholesome beauties, has shifted gears in favor of the lingerie, fishnets, heavy eye-liner and bedhead so prominent in men’s magazines.  Despite the public outcry, pageant officials are defending the shots calling them “hot, yet tasteful.”  (Isn’t that what infamous pageant queen Carrie Prejean said about her own racy photos and solo sex tape?)

It’s been reported that several contestants voiced concern over how the wardbrobe would affect their image, but consented for fear they wouldn’t be considered contenders without them. 

I worry about how these shots might influence the talent portion of the competition…

Miss Connecticut

Miss Iowa

Miss South Dakota

Miss Virginia

Last night The Metropolitan Museum Costume  Institute held a gala was to celebrate the opening of the new exhibit American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity.  The exhibit runs through August 15 and will explore “developing perceptions of the modern American woman from 1890 to 1940 and how they have affected the way American women are seen today.”  The study will focus on American femininity as expressed through clothing and how changes in style have affected women’s liberation and progress in society and politics.  

Naturally, the event drew a slew of fashionable women.  A few of our favorites:

Anne Hathaway in Casadei

Camilla Bell in Jason Wu

Gwen Stefani in LAMB with Gavin Rossdale

Kerry Washington in Thakoon for Gap

Kate Hudson in Casadei

The ladies in Hollywood are breaking out their stems and looking good.

Gwyneth Paltrow is making the rounds promoting her new flick Iron Man 2 looking effortlessly glam (as usual).  Here she is at the premiere in a gold Giorgio Armani jacquard shorts suit, Chopard jewels, Christian Louboutin clutch and Gianvito Rossi booties. 

And while you may not be a fan of GOOP, it’s hard to deny that her obsession with cleansing and fitness does a body good!

Gwyneth Paltrow at the Hollywood premiere of Iron Man 2

Amanda Seyfried of Mama Mia fame donned a similar outfit (but in black) at the Tribeca Film Festival.  Seyfried (below) in Viktor & Rolf shorts and blazer and matching Roger Vivier shoes looks sexy yet smart.   Like Paltrow, Seyfried is meticulous with her diet (she details the pangs of eating raw in Esquire magazine).

Dare we say a (fashion) star on the rise?

Amanda Seyfried at the Tribeca Film Festival

If you’ve seen the trailer’s (and I trust you have), you know the ladies take their fabulousness out of NYC and to the sandy desert.  Based on the trailer and the (scant) details we’re acquired thus far, here are a few things we think will be trending this summer and into the fall:

1. Scarves: Not just for grandma’s and cold weather, scarves are about to hit the fashion big time.  Go for color and wrap yours over your head and tie at the nape of the neck or around the front of your forehead (headband/bandeau style).  And if you happen to be in a convertible (or on a camel), don’t be afraid to channel Jackie O.

2. Long, feminine dresses: Ranging from floral to hippie-chic to luxury maxi’s in metallics, dresses are definitely in.  They work well with an embellished flat or strappy sandal and are the perfect way to beat the heat without sacrificing the fashion.

Josh Brody Maxi-Sleeveless

3. Shoe, shoes, shoes:In the series and in the first film, Ms. Bradshaw solidified what many of us already knew: it’s all about the shoes!  It looks like the ladies will continue their shoe game in the second film.  Invest in the staples like  classic black and nude pumps and permit yourself the luxury of buying a statement shoes to build an outfit around. 

Rock & Republic Pandora Chain Sandal

4. Fun, fearless females:  The journey the ladies take in SATC 2 seems to be all about embracing life and being fearless, fun and female; something that never truly goes out of style. 

Miranda, Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte

Also look out for all the subtle trends the film is keeping under wraps (like the iPhone cameo in the first film).

A few standout trends:  rompers and jumpers, flat sandals, Victorian and feminine details and free-flowing hippie inspired fashions.   Take notes and shop eModa.com to create your own Coachella inspired look.

A romper-clad festival goer.

Feminine details and a floppy sun hat.

Actress Kate Bosworth in boho-hippie.

Glam Robatai Indian Pleat Dress

Funktional Jumper w/ Belt

Kanvas Flower Print w/ Mesh

Luchiny Footwear Rosey Posey Sandals