LAST NIGHT IN AUGUSTA THEY WAS ABOUT 800 STRONG IN CLUB CREAM FOR YA BOY.
WHERE MY LADIES AT? The body is comprised of dark brown/taupe leather with a metallic, embossed leather basketweave overlay that continues down to create the long and multi-tonal fringe trim along the sides and bottom. It also has a little padlock detail on one side, an adjustable shoulder strap, silver hardware with zip-top closure, and a brown satin lining with both open and zip pockets. A great all-season accessory for $1,795.
BALLER SHIT FOR YOUR DOG,SLASH AND YAYO GOT THAT LV Andrea Levine is delivering style in bundles with her Exotic Leather Dog Collars collection. Featuring all the skins usually reserved for handbags and shoes like python, lizard, crocodile, and even stingray, the collars come in a variety of colors and textures so you can best complement your pet’s coloring, coordinate her with your outfit, or just show off your excellent taste. The polished stingray collar shown here sells for $210, plus you won’t want to miss topping off the look with one of Levine’s pretty diamond pavé charms.
THESE LOOK A LIL GIRLISH TO ME, A GIRL IN SOME SKINNIES AND THESE MIGHT BE HARD! Artist Eric Bailey, known for his work with the likes of DGK, Converse and Nike, has now teamed with adidas on the Centennial Mid. The sneakers features a tonal gray upper with Bailey’s “Wood Rich” artwork across the side panel and tongue as well as on the insole. Available now from Wish.
SO FRESH!!!!!!!! The world’s first undersea restaurant opened 5 years ago this month at the Hilton Maldives Resort & Spa Rangali Island, and to celebrate the anniversary the restaurant is offering guests the chance to not only eat under the sea but sleep under it as well. The 12-seat restaurant will be converted to a private bedroom suite for two, complete with private champagne dinner and breakfast in bed. Ithaa sits five meters below the surface of the Indian Ocean, encased in plexiglass and reached by descending a spiral staircase. The restaurant offers breathtaking views and ‘fusion Maldivian cuisine’ (local cooking with a western twist), and rumor has it that over lunch the place is so bright that guests and staff have to wear sunglasses (they even keep spares on hand and offer a sunglasses cleaning service). Sounds wonderful, although I imagine seeing the sun rise while eating breakfast in bed is even better.