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Calling all those championing for the crowned shade-shape of the season. Eyeful US label ‘Slow and Steady Wins the Race' brings it home with Basic Circle Frames.
Suitably named after yesteryear fable ‘The Tortoise and the Hare', Slow and Steady travels at a winsome pace.Their aesthetically purified wares respond to a consumer longing for significant design without the avant-garde price tag.
It's 1897 - and you are in the Swiss Army. Life isn't easy. While you get to wear a lofty beret and voluminous pants, your weaponry is limited to asix-foot spear-type thingy and incredibly sharp cheekbones.
This is all about to change with the invention of a top-secret blade. It's like nothing you've ever seen; a knife, corkscrew and tweezers all inone.
Cairns is known for its barrier reef, its melting mercury and its cruise ships. It's definitely not known for progressive fashion, because, we imagine, everyone's too busy downing XXXX in string bikinis.
Damien and Lorena at We're believe that stinking weather shouldn't stifle style - and they have Keep Shoes, Life With Bird, Tiny Mammoth and Chronicles on their side.
The bookshelf is a prized pantry of carefully selected manuscripts, fine films, musical specimens, exotic publications and zine-like hooha. Keeping all this in check is the bookstop (also known as the ‘book end'), a variable specimen available in many homemade forms: a brick, globe, old boot, mug.
The perfect gift for your loved one this winter can be found at Toddy's new online store. Our pick: their one-piece tartan long johns.Don't pull a muscle figuring out since when long johns were attractive.They can. Read on.
Receiving international support from the disturbingly frumpy Teletubbies, Toddy's non-threatening unisex nightwear adds a new dimension to your winter wardrobe.
Why does the word eclectic get bandied around so much? Does everything that’s even slightly diverse have to be considered eclectic? In light of this we can’t use that word to describe Tropical Hot Dog Night. But then THDN is more than just one word, it’s actually quite a few words strung together which makes a welcome change from your average music blog.
If you've ever taken a clichéd photo of, say, yourself on a camel in front of the Giza Pyramids or clouds out the window of an aeroplane, you might want to have a look at Many Same - because there's a good chance your photo could be reuniting with its lost brethren.
An archive of universal sameness, Many Same's creator Tim Anderson has probed the far corners of the Internet to find pieces of the same puzzle and has presented it in one mass collection of images, isolated from their original context.
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