As the world is fast changing and everything is rapidly innovates, fashion does not leave behind... In fact, there are lots of fashion designers that exist nowadays which basically provide a great fashion designs according to the need and demands of people at large. This are those fashions which pass to the taste and full critiques of every individual whether mens nor womens. Here is the latest design I feature for this day that I happened to got it here in the net....A navy blazer outfitted with a finely detailed crest has long been a point of pride for a certain breed of well-heeled dickhead. That may be changing this fall, however, as labels of all stripes give the stuffy signifier a much-needed jolt of irony. Take Nike's recent Heritage Collection, which includes a version featuring the Statue of Liberty—doesn't get more proletarian than that, when you think about it—along with three crowns that, instead of royal privilege, symbolize Roger Federer's U.S. Open wins. (They probably should've gone ahead and added the fourth.) Nicolas Ghesquière, meanwhile, went Beowulf for the medieval dragon crests on Balenciaga's fall sweaters and blazers (left), and European outerwear brands Puffa and Moncler utilized embroidered patches to telegraph a tongue-in-cheek, retro-playboy feel—think Gstaad in the seventies. And, just in time for back-to-school season (and next week's opening of its new NYC flagship), Gant has festooned a tweedy jacket with a crest that references an anonymous university in New Haven. It remains unnamed presumably so as not to alienate any other crest-loving Ivy grads who, you know, might actually go in for the old-fashioned, unironic kind.
Nike Heritage Collection polo, $50, available nationwide, nike.com; Balenciaga blazer, $1,595, available at Barneys New York, where cheapskates can also buy the crests separately for $100 each, (888) 822-7639, barneys.com; Puffa and Moncler, also available at Barneys New York; Gant University Club crest blazer, $575, Gant, 645 Fifth Ave., (212) 813-9170, gant.com
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