Same shirt, different look. The graphics on this tee are heat activated which means when you step outside on that hot day, your shirt will turn lighter. Clothes keeping up with the times... 
Here’s something for everyone to try. If you love your sneakers but have an itch for something a little different, try changing your laces. Pick a solid color lace that will contrast against your sneakers. You’ll be surprised that the same shoe can look completely different for under $3 bucks.
Summer’s just around the corner and that means weekend getaways and a little rest and relaxation. Getting there is half the fun so why not do it in style. Instead of lugging around that JanSport backpack, try a military canvas duffle bag. All of these I found for under $30 bucks and are easy to carry around or put in the backseat between the cooler and some snacks.
Well if you ever want to unleash that creative side, you now have your chance to make something original you can wear. Rugby by Ralph Lauren unleashed a new way of personalizing your preppy Ivy League clothes. You can choose colors, add patches, include your signature or initials. You pick it – You style it – They stitch it. Customize your summer look by adding a vintage-inspired patch or an embroidered monogram to your wardrobe staples.
A lot of fashion comes from clothes that actually serve a purpose before it makes its way to the runways. Fashion forecasting companies research and develop where movements are going and what the public will want. Designers then make clothes based on these trends for mass production that will eventually hit the streets. It seems over the last few decades designers have strongly taken inspiration from blue-collared workers. Anyone remember overalls from the 80’s? How about carpenter pants and a pair of Timberland’s in the 90’s? And how about in the 2000’s with our military shirts and camouflage shorts? It makes you wonder where our next phase of inspirational workers will come from... 
Nicknames come and go with friends, but the good ones stick around. Gordon Matthew Sumner got his nickname early on in his career. He started as a member of The Phoenix Jazzmen. During one of their rehearsals, their trombone player, Gordon Solomon, took a look at what Sumner was wearing. Sumner came in that day with a striped yellow and black soccer shirt(similar to the one above.) Solomon remarked that Sumner looked like a bumblebee which led to him being called, “Stinger.” This eventually became the man we know today as “Sting.” You never know what you wear one day will influence what people will call you for the rest of your life.
Imagine a gorgeous girl heading in your direction. She’s got it all and coming your way. Your palms start to sweat, you've got butterflies in your belly, and you’re breathing pattern has increased significantly. As she gets closer, you realize something off about her. ‘What? No! No! Oh, no!’ You desperately try and fight the crowd, but you’re trapped! She approaches you and you can’t help but notice she’s got something else! You’re thinking to yourself, ‘Don’t look. Just glance.’ You realize under all this beauty, she’s got some gnarly threads coming out of her nose, peaking out in your direction.
How annoying is it to go to the gym, know what workouts you want to accomplish for the day just to get there and find somebody talking on their phone saying they are using that machine. I don't know why people feel the gym is a place to socialize, and act like it’s a Friday night at a local bar. 
If anyone remembers Zoolander’s Mr. Mugati’s fashion show, inspired by on the street homeless people, it looks like this guy came straight from the runway! He’s most well known as “Brother Sharp”, but his true name is Cheng Guorong. He is the 5’8”, 35 year old homeless man who lives in the city Ningbo, China and has gained quite a bit of attention. His looks and style have produced an internet following and fans on the street. Some enthusiasts call him the ‘Beggar Prince’ as well as the ‘Handsome Vagabond’, but others are calling him the ‘coolest man in China’. He seems to have an appreciation for women’s wear although I think he’ll take whatever he can get his hands on. I guess one man’s trash is another man’s treasure...
Can musicians and actors make good clothes? Well, here's the start to one of many articles debating the big question if celebrities have any business in the fashion business. Your opinion matters. I want to know what you think! Give me a thumbs up or a thumbs down on the comment box.
Unfortunately, we are in the age of painting our bodies through means of sunless airbrush spray tanning in order to look "melony-healthy". Take my advice – I’d rather you be pasty pale rather than have you look like a damn Umpa Lumpa! Yes, these are actual pictures that have not been altered by Photoshop. Not recommended for children, adults, celebrities, or wanna-be-guitos. Please for the sake of everyone: Do not show up more tan than your date… unless you want to look like a complete idiot. There’s just something very unnatural about orange skin.
Ready to wear refers to the clothes you get off the rack in the stores that are ready for you to wear. These clothes are intended to be worn without significant alteration because it is meant to fit most people. So even if you go to the store and find your size, it still is considered ‘ready to wear’ because a tailor didn’t custom make that garment specifically for you. Now with that said, that doesn’t mean because you found your size that there is nothing left to do but wear it.
Jeans: Wash them only when needed. Turn them inside out when you put them in the machine on a cold wash. This will help maintain the color of the denim. Hot dryers can fade jeans quickly so your best bet is to dry them on a hanger. 
