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Sequins. Yes. Sometimes I really think I was born a drag queen but morphed into a lover of bigger, bolder, "How sparkly can you get?", me.

New Balance announces on August 11th, 2011 the opening of its first North American Experience Store in New York City’s Flatiron District. Although I did not "run" their in sneakers, I did in fact check out the store opening.

New Balance New York will showcase the company’s commitment to domestic manufacturing as the only athletic brand to continue to manufacture shoes in the U.S. through a Demonstration Area in the front of the store.

Celebrating the global brand’s past, present and future, N

That's So New York - In addition to my growing obsession with various vintage-type styles, such as the classic military look (which is for another post entirely) followed by my recent admiralty for Buffalo Sweaters, accompanied by one of my oldest favorable trends which leans towards pretty much anything pleated, I have recently began geek-ing out on my laptop for hours on end as I flick through and research pretty much anything related to Japanese fashion. Previously, I thought that Japanese fa

Just 8.9 ounces with 360 degree ventilation, the new adidas ClimaCool Ride is light and cool from every angle.

Viewers will see a new commercial debuting today featuring David Beckham running in a pair of intense blue Cli

Jenny Holzer's shoes for Keds - Courtesy of the New York Times

These days, it seems like every other celebrity has their own collaboration with a huge brand name—Madonna with Macy’s with and the Kardashians with Bebe. But the latest celeb to attempt to bring their fame to the next level through fashion design is more famous at MoMa than on Sunset Boulevard. Big-name American artist Jenny Holzer is cooking up some very wearable art.

Boris Gasparian for the Institute of Archaeology and Enthography

Long before women around the world slipped their feet into Manolos, Jimmy Choos, and Louboutins, there was one high-quality leather pair that was purely practical. The New York Times reports that
archaeologists working in a remote cave in Armenia have recently discovered what they say is the world’s oldest leather shoe. First look at it and you may think you see a dirty potato, but this moccasin-like slipper is a perfectly preserved

Erica Dorn's Marathon Cake | Image via Nike78

First look at these sneaks and you’ll probably recognize the signature NIKE swoosh. Beyond that, you may be wondering what new collection NIKE has come up with now. While the designs you see here
may look different, they have one thing in common. These NIKE sneakers are all a part of NIKE78,
a project launched by British graphic design student Paul Jenkins that combines sport with design.

Jenkins offered up this fun challenge for people across the world

New SneakersNStuff 10th Anniversary and Puma Suede in Goat Pack