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LADY LIFERS WUS UP ? Anastasia Radevich’s Autumn shoe lookbook came out earlier in the year, but Popbee put up these fantastical images from her site just today.Check out her over-the-knee fur boots, along with some other styles.
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I THINK THIS IS MY NEW FAVORITE WINTER COAT COMPANY,I GOTTA HAVE BOTH OF THESE FOR MY XMAS TRIP Moncler V Fall/Winter 2010 Collection, a collaboration with visvim, we take a closer look at the outerwear today. The line consists of down jackets, blazers, jackets and vests. The color palette is very vintage and reminds us of 70s skiing.
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ANOTHER CRAZY CONCEPT Monaco-based boatbuilder Wally, known for its avant-garde yacht designs, is responsible for some of the most eye-catching craft plying the waters.Now Matthew Hockham, an automotive design graduate of theUK‘s Coventry University, has come up with a Wally supercar concept inspired by both of the company’s passions. Hockham’s brief was to take Wally’s distinctive design language and apply it to a suitably high-end and high-tech automotive concept. “The aim is to bring the essence of Wally onto the land and offer an exclusive user experience,” he tells Car Body Design. Hockham’s design uses Wally’s trademark futuristic form language with sharp edges, black glass surfaces and hi-tech gray tones. The side profile was inspired by the lines of the stunning 118 WallyPower yacht. The interior makes extensive use of carbon fiber and teak, two materials used widely by Wally, and the elongated chassis is especially designed to transport a pair of Wally carbon fiber skis.
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