Hysteria is defined as an uncontrollable outburst of emotions. Sensory or motor disturbances like hallucination, weeping, laughter or paralysis happen. On the other hand, glamour is a quality of excitement, desirability, and compelling attractiveness in one’s appearance or manner. Hysteric glamour would then be a wild outpouring of emotions of other people due to one’s own social or cultural status as what usually happens when seeing or meeting celebrities and famous personalities.

The Hysteric Glamour brand sprung up as Nobuhiko Kitamura became chief designer. Born in Tokyo, Japan, Kitamura began working for Ozon Community Corporation. Having seen Kitamura’s provocative eye for design, the company allowed him to develop a new unisex brand. Inspired by both the American pop culture and music from the 1960s-70s and the contemporary context of Japanese culture, Kitamura launched Hysteric Glamour .

There are 5 minor brands of Hysteric Glamour.

• Hysterics: Hysteric Glamour’s high end women’s line focuses on decadent expression of female sensuality and artistic style sensibilities.
• Thee Hysterics XXX: Hysteric Glamour’s high end men’s line draws attention through its rock & roll styles wrapped up in richer, tighter and edgier designs.
• Hysteric Glamour Womens: The clothing line follows from the motifs of 1960s to early 1980s American and European Rock & Roll. It combines sensuality and edge.
• Hysteric Glamour Mens: With a similar era of inspiration to women’s, the men’s line showcases military styles and uniforms. It is influenced from underground comics, porn and muscle cars.
• Joey Hysteric: This is the children’s line reflecting themes from both grown up apparel of the brand.

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www.hystericglamour.us
www.hystericglamourshop.com

Related Posts and Links:

• Hysteric Glamour 2011 Fall Womens Collection
• Hysteric Glamour 2011 Fall Mens Collection
• Hysteric Glamour 2011 Fall Campaign
• Hysteric Glamour 2011 Spring Summer Collection

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Across the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. lies a 436.5 meter (0.271228 mile) landmark. It is considered as the world’s widest cable-stayed bridge which was part of the Central Artery-Tunnel mega project or The Big Dig. The Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge or “Zakim Bridge” or “Bunker Hill Bridge” connects the Sumner Tunnel, The North End, Interstate 93 northbound to New Hampshire and the U.S. Route 1 Highway.

Part of this bridge is embroidered in one of many denim jeans collections by Boston Jean Company. The city’s sights, history and landmarks have inspired them to create a style that evokes a sense of home and belonging. The idea behind Boston Jean Company is to produce a pair of jeans that is familiar, comfortable, fits right and makes one feel great. Their signature buttons, grommets and pocket designs make the brand unique.

Original Photos of Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge from:
(1) deviantART – J. Liu (lead pic)
(2) deviantART – newfoundtexas/Ripley Elizabeth (buzz pic)
(3) Flickr – Morrison14/Brendan (top01 pic)

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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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What makes a person unique? It’s just two sides of the same coin. You are either oddly peculiar or exceptionally distinct. YNQ Denim focuses on the creative characteristic of its jeans to bring forth the uniqueness of the person who wears it. The YNQ brand comes from an abbreviated namesake from its parent company Younique (you-nique or unique) Clothing in New York, U.S.A.

This 2009 fall season, YNQ Denim relaunches with a fresh creative direction. It brings a premium denim line out in the market at an affordable price. Fit, function and comfort are key ingredients to their process. Their trademark styles play around vintage looks, antique washes, destructed design and heavily embellished details with rhinestones and metallic studs.

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Canadian musical sensation Avril Lavigne has sold over 30 million copies of her albums worldwide. The pop punk princess debuted the album, Let Go, in 2002 and continued on with several releases named Under My Skin and The Best Damn Thing. Her famous singles such as Complicated, Sk8er Boi, I’m With You, My Happy Ending and Girlfriend hit number one in the charts worldwide.

Avril Lavigne recently ventured into the fashion design business. She launched the Abbey Dawn clothing line as a juniors lifestyle brand. Its namesake originated from her nickname back in childhood. Her father would call her Abbey Dawn and her friends would often call her Abbey.

Abbey Dawn is available exclusively at Kohl’s in the U.S.A. Just this August 2009, the Boathouse stores in Canada started to sell the Abbey Dawn apparel. To complement her fashion line, she also designs watches and jewelry, which includes necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Her favorite colors are pink, purple and black. Her first fragrance called Black Star launches this summer 2009.

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The All-Seeing Eye, composed of a single human eye with beams of light, is a universal symbol of the Supreme Being’s protection and guidance. On the other hand, the Evil Eye is a look causing injury or bad luck on the person at whom it is directed. It is also considered a sickness transmitted unintentionally or intentionally by someone who is jealous or envious.

In many cultures, regions and eras where the Evil Eye belief occurs, the All-Seeing Eye, commonly in a reflective eye charm form, is one of many apotropaic talismans used to ward off this type of danger or evil. In Turkish culture, the Nazar (Nazar Boncugu or Nazar Boncuk or evil eye stone) is a protective amulet against the Evil Eye. The talisman is usually made of colored glass with concentric circles or droplet shapes. The color spread from the outside to the center shows dark blue or black then white then light blue or yellow and finally dark blue at the center. The blue glass eye charm mirrors back the blue of the evil eye and confounds its influence.

The Nazar is utilized as a fashionable avatar by Mavi Jeans. Founded in Istanbul, Turkey in 1991, Mavi Jeans is its nation’s first fashion brand to hit international fame. Mavi Jeans is sold in over 50 countries worldwide. The designer denim jeans brand is known for its fashion forward styles and exotic Mediterranean feel, aptly coined “Maviterranean” by fashionistas. Together with designer Rifat Ozbek, Mavi introduced a special line of organic denim with a Mediterranean influence. Mavi, which means blue in Turkish, is also recognized for its great quality and fit. In 2006, Time Magazine included Mavi Jeans in the top 16 best jeans brand in the world.

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Related Posts and Links:

• Mavi 2012 Spring Summer Womens Lookbook
• Mavi 2012 Spring Summer Mens Lookbook
• Mavi 2011-2012 Fall Winter Campaign & Collection
• Mavi 2010 Fall Collection

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