Or for anyone else who wants to look sharp without compromising their safety, really. The maker of the cool man’s Snuggie, the Blankoat, has now come out with a bulletproof handkerchief dubbed The Damned, made from “lemon Military Grade Ballistic Strength Aramid Fibre - to protect the he...

Valet Mag has a nice visual spread of the best men’s collections from the recently wrapped up New York Fashion Week. Most notable trend seems to be the lack of consistency between one show and the next, with style trends hardly discernable. Marc Jacobs played it retro with quirky additions and...

When Nau announced in May that they were closing down due to funding shortcomings, we were saddened by the news. After all, only a few months earlier we had interviewed the clothing label’s VP Brand Communications, Ian Yolles, who said some very promising things about the direction of the comp...

Recyclofashion is a quasi PR agency, sometime event planning firm, and occasional design collective whose mission it is to “promote eco-fashion industries, designers and works in Singapore and the rest of the world.” Awe50me, a creative social network of sorts, interviewed the group in w...

We were struck by this New York Magazine article last week that more or less chided all of humankind for its addiction to unnatural footwear in recent centuries. From the article, we learned that shoes compromise the natural structure of our feet, so that we pound too hard on our heels and aren̵...

Vice Magazine has released their global trend report for 2008, and PSFK thought it would be a fun idea to do a little comparison with last year’s report, which we covered back in February 07. LONDON Girls: 2007: Ecstasy and ketamine are really big again because London coke is so bad and expens...

Blackbird Tees is a new company based out of Seattle which produces a line of “resume” t-shirts. Screen printed by hand and offering cheeky statements on the front like “hire me” and “I heart job offers,” the shirts are customized with a person’s very own re...

With the shows over and the tents all packed up, PSFK is noticing a couple of interesting trends emerge for fall. Overall, we’re seeing a more serious, grown-up approach to fashion, which is good considering we had been worried about a flood of hot pink and tween-worthy styles. Sophisticated, ...