Showing posts with label American Rag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Rag. Show all posts

Friday, July 29, 2011

LowLuv by Erin Wasson Triple Crystal Ring


I was surveying the goods with a fellow luster at American Rag Cie in Newport Beach when I stumbled across this beauty. LowLuv by Erin Wasson Triple Crystal Ring is a silver set ring featuring three 14K gold crystal rods. $75.

Another lustable aspect of this jewelry line is other designs featuring the Egyptian "Evil Eye". Check out Amercian Rag Cie's website for more LowLuv, linked above, and you can also find Vivienne Westwood accessories! And learn a little more about Erin Wasson below.

Erin Wasson is a model turned jeweler. You may have seen her on the covers of Vogue, Flair, Numero, Allure, Esquire, and Elle. She has worked with renown designers and photograpers, and most recently appeared alongside Justin Timberlake in short films promoting William Rast. Known for her low-key sense of style, she didn't stop at jewelry and did a collaboration with RVCA in the Spring of '09.

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Naked & Famous Denim


I'm currently blogging while laying in bed wearing my new Naked & Famous Denim I purchased yesterday at American Rag in Newport Beach. I purchased 'the Skinny Guy' in selvedge, which means the more that I wear them and break them in, the more comfy they will get.

Naked & Famous Denim uses only the most unique and rare denim fabrics from Japan. The prestigious mill in Japan, from which they import all their fabric, is committed to producing only the best [and most expensive] denim in the world. Throughout each step in denim production [weaving, dyeing, finishing, etc.] the mill uses a combination of old school and modern methods and practices. So much culture and history is poured into the fabric so that it can be appreciated by the denim purist.

They keep all their jeans raw and simple. No washes, no embroidery, no gimmicks… just the best fabric in the world combined with modern fits. And they have eliminated these costly after-effects, and have stripped down their jeans to the core essentials. Now true denimheads and newcomers alike can enjoy these special fabrics at a reasonable price.