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…crushing gravel in punishing manacles that drove him to pursue comfortable and stylish footwear.
They say he was the shoemaker in the old old story but that, in the morning, he undid the elves’ work so as to make their design neater and tighter. And that they themselves’ve now turned to cards and hard liquor, their life’s work so comprehensively shown up. Read the rest of this entry »
When theĂ‚Â Gunmage arrived at Fort Stygian, he was struck by the sheer desolation of the place. He supposed that should have been surprising—after all, what did one expect of a place its residents had decided to call Stygian? And apparently with no irony whatsoever. His trek across the desert had been long and arduous, so imagine his dismay when he discovered that the fortified town had been built not encircling a spring or oasis but on the edge of a live volcanic crater, heaving with molten rock almost to the surface. It was truly a sight to behold, if one could manage to do more than squint in the sulfurous smoke and shimmering heat. He had heard that the magma well was reputedly a fantastic power source, although the means of extraction or conversation was apparently (and understandably) a profound secret. Hopefully this meant that he would have no trouble obtaining charge for his plasma-bulb weapons. Read the rest of this entry »
When I visited the Soren Jaakobs mainstore, Vaughan Vendetta, the designer, came by and we got to talking about his Verce suits.
“Sorry about the wacky colors,” he said, “They were popular on the Teen Grid.”
But I had no quarrel with the colours, except perhaps with the obscure naming of them: Siphico for jet black, Charn for a brick red, Locke for a mature brown, Indo for indigo, and then, curiously, Beige. Read the rest of this entry »
No one does color quite like Shinichi Mathy. Whether it’s subtle yet decidedly non-Miami Vice pastels on summer suits or vibrant floral prints on casual shirts, Shinichi’s color choices are daring and organic, almost glowing with life, and as far from conservative as possible. Each new release delights with color that relaxes the spirit and impresses with ever more sophisticated design and texture execution. The Spring 2011 collection is just out at Shiki, and although it’s not possible for me to share the entire range, much as I’d like to, I do want to tempt you…just a little bit. Read the rest of this entry »
