(Click the Pic FOOL!!!)
(Click the Pic FOOL!!!)
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Peace to Krudmart
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Transform and Transcend
"The joy of being a conscious human being is that we can rise above our origins. We don't have to ape the nastiness of nature-we can extract ourselves from it and live by our values." Richard Dawkins
Higher Education
"The goal of education is to replace an empty mind with an open mind."
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"Uhh, Hush up little girls, alot of cats have that name..."
Sally Richardson is NIIIICE!!!!!
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I've been looking for a classic pair of black chukkas and YES I have found them. Sneaky Steve comes through with the black Money In the Bank Chukka. Black perforated leather in a classic lace up dress shoe shape. Black midsole with barbed wire etching. padded foot bed and etched rubber sole.
Yeah, their pretty clean I know!
Black Cut Sweater
Angry Hoodie
Overlap Bag
You can check for more FASR at OakNYC or at their official Online Shop.
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KidRobot Crest Double-Breasted Hoodie is made from 100% cotton French terry. It's double-breasted, has anti-brass KR buttons; an embroidered KR Crest on the left sleeve; metal snaps on the cuffs...damn, looks like a Pea Coat to me. Pretty Dope.
It just might look straight with this...
KR Star Robot New Era Fitted
This style of fashion was founded by rumba singer Papa Wemba in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo) as an answer to President Mobutu's ban on western styled suits, he also founded Le SAPE (Society of Ambianceurs and Persons of Elegance).
The best way to describe Sapeur is a clean, sharp, sophisticated, eclectic but dapper and often-times colorful style of dress. I imagine this is like the Harlem Renaissance on steroids. This is how Dylon Jones of the Gaurdian describes it:
"As with all dress, the Sapeur style is a form of self-aggrandisement, the cult of appearance. To them, to be well-dressed is to be successful, which is not just the essence of bling, it is a cri de coeur. But they do look extraordinary. They wouldn't look out of place strolling down Savile Row, resplendent in their multicoloured finery, carrying canes and cigars, putting one white buckskin loafer in front of the other and smiling as though they haven't a care in the world."
The Gentlemen of Bakongo hits bookstores in London this week. Check it out right here.
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