The menswear division of the famous French fashion house Christian Dior is Dior Homme. From the creative direction of Hedi Slimane to Kris Van Assche, Dior Homme has captured the spirit of rock and roll in a darkened, edgy yet sophisticated look. A spill over from Dior Monsieur, Dior Homme continues to influence popular rock and film personalities. Current trends show fluid silhouettes in their cuts for tops and trousers plus the power of leather abound.

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Geometry states that an equilateral triangle is a three sided polygon in which all three sides are equal or even equiangular. In culture and society, equilateral triangles can be found on archeological sites, modern architecture, religion as a representation of the trinity and even everyday road signs.

On the other hand, a quadrangle is nothing but 2 connected triangles. It’s any four sided shape which doesn’t need any right angles. It also does not have to be a square, rectangle or rhombus. In architecture, a quadrangle is usually a rectangular space or courtyard.

The equilateral triangle and the quadrangle are signature elements used by Germany based former model and fashion designer Patrick Mohr. His style is eclectic eccentric and avant garde streetwear. It’s deconstructed and grungy.

Patrick Mohr’s Quadrangle Jeans just launched October 2009. Last December, the initial batch of denim just arrived in select stores around Germany. (Pool in Munich, Gold in Cologne, Azita Store in Frankfurt and Extrafein in Berlin)

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For a child, it may be a darling patched up teddy bear tucked between the blankets. For grown ups, it’s like your precious worn down piece of clothing that you would not get rid off for years. After all, it’s your favorite piece. And it’s your lovely pair of jeans.

My Lovely Jean is a modern Parisian Renaissance with dynamic stylish ingredients. Laure Pariente’s denim brand gets in touch with its French roots. To add some flavors, My Lovely Jean spices up its collections with a disco era feel, Woodstock bohemian vibe, grunge spunky attitude and utilitarian worker appeal.

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Scientifically, Indigofera is a large genus of species of flowering plants belonging to the legume family, pea family, bean family or pulse family. The species are mostly shrubs, herbs and small trees. Among the most common types are the Indigofera Tinctoria (true indigo) and Indigofera Suffruticosa (Anil) which are used to produce the indigo dye. The chemical aniline was first synthesized from Indigofera Suffruticosa. The indigo dye is the organic compound that produces the blue slightly purple color. Its primary purpose is to dye a cotton yarn. As such, the denim cloth for blue jeans was born.

Indigofera is not only a plant or color but a fashion brand as well. Based in Sweden, Indigofera Prima Jeans, is headed by Johan Soderlund and Mats Andersson. They have been active in the denim industry for decades and both have decided to carve out their vision of the dream jean. The essence of Indigofera Prima Jeans is about old fashioned quality, detailed craftsmanship and pure love for denim. Garments from the narrow shuttle looms of Japan and authentic indigo dyeing materials from India and Africa are all combined to create a true indigo masterpiece.

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The motorcycle culture has been with us since it was first built by German inventors Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach in 1885. Since motorcycles are affordable forms of transport, there are around 200 million motorcycles in use worldwide and most of it are found in developing countries of Asia like China and India.

Its popularity in the recent years has increased due to high fuel prices, urban congestion and also media outlets such as the reality show American Chopper. Furthermore, the rise of subcultures contributes to its acceptance and lifestyle preferences. The 1950-60s saw cafe racers, Mods and Rockers in the UK. Harley Davidson and BMW enthusiasts have their organizations too. Other motorcyclist groups are also focused on charity and public assistance. On the other hand, there are the Pagans, Hells Angels, Outlaws MC, and Bandidos who are in conflict with society and the law.

Another subculture has surfaced with the appreciation of motorcycle clothing as a fashionable wardrobe component. A denim brand called Vintage1 is about authentic motorcycle lifestyle that inspires freedom and showcases the rock & roll lifestyle. The designer jeans apparel is edgy and fashion forward yet as essential as everyday clothing. Designer Phillipe Naouri, who has a 20 year solid experience with luxury denim brands such as Replay, Diesel, G-star, Levis, Antik Denim and Chevignon, lends his expertise, craftsmanship and passion for vintage denim into the Vintage1 clothing line.

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The order of large reptiles, called Crocodilia or Crocodylia, appeared in the late Cretaceous Period, which is about 84 million years ago after the Jurassic period. The alligator, crocodile, gharial or Indian gavial and caiman families are part of the crocodilian group of species. These reptiles are known to be monstrous and ferocious especially its teeth, jaws and predatory skills.

As fierce as a crocodilian, Rene Lacoste was nicknamed “the Alligator” by the American press initially due to an alligator skin suitcase bet with the Captain of the French Davis Cup back in 1927. But more importantly, the public recognized how Rene Lacoste always displayed his tenacity on the tennis courts. Frenchman Rene Lacoste was among “The Musketeers” who stole the Davis Cup away from the Americans in 1927. Among his many achievements include three French Open victories (1925, 1927 and 1929), two Wimbledon championships (1925 and 1928) and two U.S. Open titles (1926 and 1927).

In 1933, together with Andre Gillier, Rene Lacoste founded La Chemise Lacoste producing sportswear tennis shirts with the crocodile logo on the chest. In 1963, Rene’s son Bernard Lacoste took over and expanded the company internationally including the United States. The Lacoste brand exploded into fame in the 1970-1980s as it became one of the essential preppy wardrobes to covet. In this period up until 1993, Izod and Lacoste collaborated together to produce the Izod Lacoste apparel brand. Izod was then sold to Van Heusen.

With Lacoste’s popularity surging through the times, the company has also encountered disputes and guerilla competition with its image and branding. Hong Kong apparel brand Crocodile Garments had troubles with the crocodile logo. The infamous and satirical Croc O’Shirt shook up the fad. Le Tigre Clothing sprung up to compete with Lacoste in the U.S. market.

Today, Lacoste operates in numerous boutiques and department stores worldwide. In 2008, the Lacoste brand celebrated its 75th anniversary with Christopher Chenut as CEO and Michel Lacoste as President.

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