What the Fhark? I don’t know what it means , and I don’t know if you know what it means. But this very silly shirt is giving Shark-Attack-related vibes, so I like it. If you also dig Sharks and absurd humor, you can buy and own (or gift) this fun Fhark (pronounced — just guessing: Shark) T Shirt, designed by Onlyc, for the low, low price of just $24.95 by clicking This Link.
A Guest Post By Designer Anita Davenport
When I first started designing my own clothes, I wasn’t trying to launch a fashion empire — I was simply trying to make art I could live in. What began as a creative outlet quickly evolved into SingleTree Lane, my California-based fashion brand that transforms recycled plastic bottles into bold, expressive, and eco-conscious wearable art.
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Photo By Gail
When it comes to pushing fashion into the future, no one did it quite like Pierre Cardin. This week’s Pink Thing is a striking Pink Silk Jersey Jumpsuit from 2008, a perfect example of the late designer’s lifelong devotion to bold form, saturated color, and theatrical flair. With its sweeping batwing sleeves, tapered legs, and shimmering black fringe at the neckline and cuffs, this jumpsuit transforms the body into a living sculpture.
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Designed by Marina Draghici for the lead actor of the Broadway musical Fela!, this custom-tailored garment evokes the unique style of Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti (1938 — 1997), who often wore vibrant, embroidered two-piece costumes. The suit features intricately stitched renderings and stylized motifs from some of Fela’s signature looks.
Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Fela! Shirt and Trousers Designed By Marina Draghici
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When you think of Old Town, San Diego, chances are your mind goes to adobe buildings, rustic wooden signs, authentic Mexican food, and the kind of historical charm that makes you feel like you’ve stepped back into the 1800s. But as I discovered on my recent visit, history and pop culture sometimes collide in the most delightful ways.
Case in point: tucked inside one of the colorful shops, hanging alongside traditional woven blankets and embroidered dresses, was a bright Mexican poncho emblazoned with likenesses of Hello Kitty. Yes, Sanrio’s beloved pink-bowed feline has made her way into traditional fashion! Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Hello Kitty Poncho in Old Town San Diego