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Miss Info is reporting live from the BBC / Ice Cream New York opening party. I’ll be rolling in with her tonight so maybe you’ll catch me there. The live broadcast has ended, stay tuned for opening event and after party pics! Billionaire Boys Club / Ice Cream New York
It’s been a good few months since I’ve given out a pair of tasty Pastry Kicks. Once again I have teamed up with Pastry Kicks for another giveaway – made possible by Run Athletics (bigups to my boy Gardy). This pair is pretty fresh, I’m feelin’ the hi-tops. You know the deals, I will choose ONE (1) winner randomly and announced it HERE (bookmark this page if you entered). Be sure to follow the guidelines below or your entry will be automatically deleted. Please do not email me that does not count as an entry – only comments left on this post will count towards the giveaway. One entry per person or you will be automatically disqualified! Good Luck! Giveaway Starts: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 – Now **WINNER: LUCY92 – ENTRY #10, CONGRATS!** Peep the guidelines below…
Announced two months ago, Pierre Hardy for GAP has released two images from their spring 2008 styles. Earlier this fall, GAP introduced its first collection with Hardy in the UK and France, this coming February it will hit the US. The shoes will retail for $78 to $98 at about 75 GAP stores. I’m eager to see the full collection, are you? via WWD
With the limited run of the Puma Lydia Bag by Heatherette produced for February’s New York Fashion Week only 100 bags were available and most were given to Hearst’s friends. PUMA and Lydia Hearst has teamed up once again to make the bags mainstream, this time for a more accessibly priced bag and a fitness line. The tennis racket-inspired bag will hit stores this Friday, November 30th and retails for $125 available in all of Puma’s concept stores.
Topshop has announced its first news to step foot into the US back in 2006 and there has been continuous rumors on where the first location will land. According to WWD, Topshop’s first Manhattan store will be at 478 Broadway in SoHo, which is currently Yellow Rat Bastard. Topshop’s owner, Sir Philip Green has an option to take a 9,500-square-foot space on the building’s top floor to use as his U.S. office and said further store openings in America are likely to come sooner rather than later. Expect the first Topshop/Topman unit in September, he is planning two more Manhattan stores, as well as flagships on the West Coast, and other units in cities including Las Vegas, Miami and Boston.
This is great news, though September seems a long time from now but good things are worth the wait!
Nike and Foot Locker has joined forces and opened the doors to House of Hoops by Foot Locker on Harlem’s 125th Street, a first-of-its-kind basketball retail experience with Nike, Jordan Brand and Converse exclusively under one roof. Last week, I went along with Freshness to check out the House of Hoops by Foot Locker press preview, the spot is dope – a one stop shop for the family (men’s, women’s and kid’s kicks available) and even if you don’t want to shop you can go chill there. “House of Hoops is a hub for all things basketball and a new home for consumers who live and breathe the game,” said Charlie Denson, President of the Nike Brand. “It’s the ultimate basketball store. House of Hoops offers a stellar line-up of performance and basketball inspired footwear, apparel and equipment from the game’s biggest names, meeting the needs of the every day player.” More pics and info after the jump…
The Scene Nobu New York’s design by architect David Rockwell evokes the beauty of the Japanese countryside with its natural textures, birch trees, wood floors and a wall made of river stones. Energy and excitement pulse through the room, creating a surreal effect. The restaurant received three stars from the New York Times and a Michelin star. The restaurant’s perennial popularity and devoted following are a tribute to Nobu putting his own spin on traditional Japanese cooking. – Nobu Need I say more? I’m sure a lot of people has heard of Nobu before, this spot is also one of the restaurants I wanted to try for a long time. My bro suggested to take B there for his b’day, we went to the original Nobu down at Hudson Street. The ambiance is comfortable and the food was amazing, love it there. Will def go back there again, its pricey but you pay for the quality and taste of the food…it makes up for the price. Everything was REALLY good, I’m sure B had a very Happy Birthday haha! Peep the pics after the jump… |
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