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Sunday, September 25, 2011

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Sunday, August 7, 2011

Nisha Lawn Collection 2011 by Nishat Linen

Nisha Lawn Collection 2011 by Nishat Linen is now available in Stores all over Pakistan. The Latest Summer – Spring Collection 2011 by Nisha Lawn is full of colors and their designs this year are according to the expectations of Fashion Lovers. The colour combinitions are fabolous and the wide range of lawn prints are designed for every age of females, from teens to women of all ages.

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Thursday, March 17, 2011

Friday, January 28, 2011

Vintage Jerseys


What ever happened to Starter and Champion? It’s like once New Era, Mitchell & Ness and Nike came into the fitted/jersey business they forgot to step their game up. Granted their quality was trash with jersey's barely lasting a year on the playground. That dreaded peeling off numbers and logos was always a reason to avoid them. Still I love going to the local "bohemian used clothing" market in the city and finding jerseys from the early 90's. My first jersey was a Penny Hardaway black away jersey from Starter. I absolutely loved it because Penny was my favorite player, since MJ was still playing baseball. I had gotten the jersey with a pair of Orland Magic shorts, which really looked nice (and not cheesy). I can’t remember what eventually happened to my jersey, other than I grew out of it and must have thrown it away. Today I don’t own many jerseys but I can still appreciate them, especially one’s from my heyday love of the NBA of the late 80’s to 90’s. A website that I like to visit that is filled with an appreciation of all those vintage jerseys is straightcashhomey.net. Besides the jerseys worn by people on the street, I like how random the jerseys can be. It’s nice to see something besides the superstar players all the time.

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Driven From Within; Michael Jordan


Title: Driven From Within
Author, Editor: Mark Vancil
Publisher: Atria

Driven From Within was released around the same time that the Air Jordan XX sneaker hit retail stores. At the time, the book reflected on the 20 years since the Air Jordan line had been created. It not only talked about the past and future of the brand, but went deeper by providing exclusive interviews with the people that helped create the brand. The book also comes with 2 foldout posters, various inspirational quotes by Michael Jordan, and numerous pictures including sneaker sketches. The combination of Tinker Hatfield interviews and pictures of his sneaker sketches is my favorite part of the book. Tinker Hatfield has been the lead Air Jordan sneaker designer since the Air Jordan III and has designed most of the sneaker line.


In his interviews he provides a detailed background as to where he got the inspiration for all of his designs. In one interview he talks about the day when he first showed Michael the Air Jordan III, at a time when Michael was unsure of whether to extend his contract with Nike. His design was so amazing that Michael decided to stay with Nike, and thus Tinker was credited with saving the Air Jordan line, and more importantly Nike. In another interview he talks about what went into designing the Air Jordan XI. Here you could see how creative Tinker can be by taking inspirations for the XI’s design from things such as high-end backpacks, the Denver International Airport, and even a yellow lawn mower. It’s one of those books that really remind’s me of how much I love sneakers and especially Air Jordan’s. This book does a nice job of describing how each Air Jordan sneaker was created and I highly recommend it for any sneaker fan.


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