Showing posts with label Shop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shop. Show all posts

Friday, January 22, 2010

Jim Drain for Opening Ceremony





SWOON!!! I'm absolutely in love with the new limited release for Opening Ceremony from fellow RISD grad Jim Drain ('98 SC). Absolutely brilliant designs and looks. Such a RISD aesthetic too! I could totally see kids hanging out in Olneyville in sweaters like these... well, if they didn't cost $400 to $700 bucks, oof! Read his interview here. Great stuff!

Spring's around the corner!!!


Hopefully!
Some interesting new sweater designs from April77 from their Spring/Summer collection... yes, you can still pull sweaters off in those months! A sweater with nothing underneath is always a hot look.
Leoxoxo

Monday, January 18, 2010

BROdarte Sweater.


Check out this 'Wild Things' inspired sweater from Opening Ceremony.
Miss A. from Want Beer With That? writes:
"Rodarte for Men = Brodarte aka, the most expensive, homeless man looking sweater ever created."
Couldn't have said it better myself. You can find it here.
-Leoxoxo

Thursday, November 26, 2009

BLACK FRIDAY!!!






Since I'll be in the sticks for this second American Holiday, I thought it would be as good a time as any to direct my fellow readers to some amazing merchandise. Courtesy of my good friend Jon Knox and his awesome line Hello, Brute. Check these little guys out! Sure are making Sweater Posse proud! You can find them here!
You can also find my own line of tees, etc here! Puff Puff Press at your service! Support your local artists this Holiday season! Happy Shopping!
Leoxoxo

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Interweb Find of the Day


A great find from danish line, Junk de Luxe! This sweater's beautiful geometrical design makes up for its subdued color palette. Thanks to Stephen who found this, and to all my readers who send in pics!
Leoxoxo

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Interweb find of the Day


In this digital age, it's only fitting that textile design begin to emulate computer design. You could say they share more in common than not, and that the same limitations that occur in computer resolution occur in knitwear pattern making where there's always a grid to follow. Behold, the pixelated sweater! Available here!