We all remember the Fred Perry Polo Shirt – World Cup Edition for 2010. Take a butchers at the original thread on the Kitmeout Fashion Forum >
The question being bounced around now is whether Fred Perry will do something similar for 2014?
What other fashion brands are knocking out World Cup fever gear? Red Monkey have the World Cup jeans:
Here’s a raw thread on the Kitmeout Fashion Forum – take a butchers
Here’s a snippet:
“I think in the main celebrities who wear fur do so out of ignorance. they are generally so out of touch with the real world and I genuinely believe that if they really did understand the suffering that takes place and just how unpopular it all is with the general public they wouldnt wear it. Lets be honest their whole career is based around their popularity after all.”.
There’s plenty of debate on the Kitmeout Fashion Forum concerning the top fashion cities in the world. Milan often comes up on top. Take a butchers at this thread:
“am off to Milano on monday, will be there for two days.
so..what are the best stores to visit and best shopping streets?
Italian tailoring and hand made shirts; I’m sure is top notch but it’s just not me.
give me some”cool” stores with a bit of denim and some contemporary fashion please.”
“u should check out corso buenos aires as well as alll the other ways mentioned before…
i personally suggest:
DAAD (Corso Matteotti, 20)
ERAL 55 (Piazza XXV Aprile 14)
ANTONIA BOUTIQUE (Via Ponte vetero 9)
PURPLE SHOP (Corso Porta Ticinese 22)
They all worth a visit…… ”
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Here’s a question for the start of 2014 that might pique your interest. If you could wear only 1 designer jean brand for a whole year who would you choose? Take a butchers at the full thread here.
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Stone Island is one of the most popular brands on the Kitmeout Fashion Forum. Here is a bunch of threads going back over the years. See Here >
Take a butchers at the kind of comments: “It’s all part of the brand mystique that Stone Island in Italy and the Fourmarketing boys in the UK try to generate. Have to say they have done an incredible job over the past decade keeping Stone Island in the consciousness of it’s target audience and maintaining incredible and consistent sales. If they cannot get a grip on all the fakes and parallels coming into the UK they could find the brand in trouble in the very near future.”.
From the Sex Pistols to Bondage, Viv likes to do it different. The cynics say it’s simply clever marketing, getting attention for nothing more than intellectually devoid fluff – perhaps? On the other hand, giving Viv the benefit, many see her as truly unique. Here we get a butchers of an atypical male model: an ordinary geezer who clearly likes a pint, a burger and an hour on the sunbed:
Take a butchers at the full thread on the Kitmeout Fashion Forum, here >
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Kitmeout was selling CP Company back in 2000 and has long been a big fan of the brand and its father Massimo Osti.
Here’s an interesting thread on the Kitmeout Fashion Forum:
“Any of you lot know if CP Company have started making gear in countries other than Italy. I have got quite a bit of CP stuff and are all made in Italy. But recently i purchased a S.I demins t shirt from stoneisland.co.uk and when it arrived i noticed it was made in Rumania (or to us Romania) then just a few days ago i purchased a body warmer off ebay and this was made in Indonesia. It’s got the spa tag with art number etc.. so it’s real but i’m not used to seeing CP and Stoney gear made elsewhere. Do any of you have clothes made in any of these countries.”
Take a butchers at the full thread here
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Here’s a decent thread about Hugo Boss Jeans from 1987 – Take a butchers here >
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Here’s an interesting thread on the Kitmeout Fashion Forum – Have you met a famous fashion designer?
Answers include: “spoken with christian audigier. not sure if he was drunk or not because i couldn’t understand a word he was saying.”
Here’s a view of Kitmeout on Wayback. Kitmeout was the first online store to offer Evisu back in 2000. Kitmeout was also the first Flash based Fashion Ecommerce site. Here we take a short retrospective:
And some early talk on the Kitmeout Fashion Forum about Evisu >
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Here is one of the most extensive collections of authentic Armani online. Currently Togged are running a 25% sitewide discount including Armani Jeans, Armani Collezioni, Emporio Armani and Giorgio Armani. Take a butchers at the Armani Jeans collection here >
There’s been plenty of Armani chatter on the Kitmeout fashion forum – including this thread about Armani lines >
An interesting thread on the dilemmas of ethical fashion:
“i can picture it now: sitting in a suave veggie bar wearing a pair of calf skin gucci loafers weeping over a tofu wrap.”
Take a butchers at the thread on the Kitmeout Fashion Forum
“it’s partially true. soy bean production like any other farmed crop is a strain on the enviornment. however, it is nothing compared to the detrimental impact that livestock farming produces. cattle produce more carbon than all the cars in the world combined and here’s the big one, it takes 1 acre of livestock to produce 1lb or meat protein but the same 1 acre can produce 10lb of veg protein. so bean farming is not only more environmentally sound it also has the ability to feed the starving.”
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Including this sharp Paul Smith Shirt:
There’s been plenty of Paul Smith chatter on the Kitmeout forum over the years, including this: Paul Smith, Fashion Rules.