The Olympic rush seems like driving all and sundry, and Nike Sportswear wants to leave no stone unturned. Measuring the Olympic fever the brand unveils its ‘What the Max’ collection.
The collection features three different styles in bold primary palette using hyperfuse technology. The classic Nike silhouette is prepped up with techno-pop shades to bring alive – Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air Max 95 and Nike Air Max 2012. These kicks interesting boast of latest heat fusion adhesion technology instead of the overused cut-and -sew method.
The collection will be launched globally this month.
Satiating your taste buds while letting your fingers dance to the tunes of your creative urges give a kind of high that is hard to define. And one beautiful morning in the Capital witnessed a similar affair at The Asian Kitchen, New Delhi, of late.
The concept of signature experiential haberdashery store embraced the city of Mumbai with the launch of ‘The Hab’ by Usha at Linking Road in Bandra, of late.
After being infamous for some big tangible goof-ups in recent days, Photoshop gets the light of the day as there comes few incredible images from its free school of thought – the real life models looking like replicas of plastic Babies and Kens.
The eccentric starlet, who is known across the world more for her outlandish way of styling rather than her in tune shrills and shrieks,maintains her bizarre-quotient unfailingly again but this time it’s layered with the glitter of India.
The 90-year old American fashion icon, Iris Apfel, showing no signs of her age save those dispensable crisscrossing lines on her visage (though the same quaint face was a canvas for MAC Cosmetics a while ago) launches her exotic collection of handbags.
The uniqueness of cotton was hailed of late by Cotton Council International in Mumbai by organizing Cottonscape; a day dedicated to the fabric.
The fantasticalworld of fashion took a backseat of late when Oscar nominated director Ashvin Kumar premiered his latest thriller ‘The Forest’ in New Delhi and Mumbai.