Posted in Apparels, Designer, Fashion on 5 August 2009
Against the common perception that bikers are usually men let us once again tell you that we do know about many babes who like to taste speed the mobike way. But then they don’t have the cool stuff that the market has to offer to guys (please go back to the popular belief part) unless they choose to use their own creativity. However, this once it is designer Chistophe Decarnin doing all the thinking and creating.
Brand Balmain is selling stunning, smart, bold and feminine leather outfits called Perfecto. And as the name must have already told you, if you are a bike lover then these flamboyant clothes will be the perfect addition to your leathered wardrobe.
Posted in Designer, Fashion, Luxury on 28 January 2009
Love it, hate it, but the truth is you cannot ignore it! We are talking about the £1,060 worth pair of denims being sold under the Balmain tag that has create ripples among the fashion world and critics. Everyone’s asking, of the pair is worth the big price tag?
Designer Christophe Decarnin is up defending his creation’s price saying that the expert workmanship gone into its construction has no match. Well, let’s give it to Decarnin there for these white jeans have a lot of attention paid to detail. In fact, the spirit of motorcycle leathers has been captured pretty well here. We like the bold metal zips on the pockets and the ankles of the skinny legs. In other words, they definitely ‘look’ like designer jeans.
Posted in Fashion, Luxury on 13 January 2009
A pair of jeans is a must-have in anybody’s wardrobe. Which day, after all, is complete without slipping into a comfortable pair of jeans that make you look as good as you feel?
Blue jeans may have been as popular as Elvis’ blue suede shoes, but Balmain gives you a reason to jump off the bandwagon and hope into a pair of black jeans. With patchwork embroidery and rivet work, the jeans have low slung back pockets and flared bottoms. The most stunning piece of work on the jeans is the studded and embroidered ankh over the right thigh. Ankhs may signify life and the balance of the sexes for the Egyptians, but this piece of clothing is intended solely to flatter the legs of our fair ladies.
