From the sewing lab to the streets and everywhere in between; up and coming designer Jhanelle Baker is inspired by it all. Taught by her mother how to sew at an early age, JHFashions was born. Her classic style with unique and edgy elements is what attracts her customers. Graduating from Ball State University in Apparel Design she is ready to take the world of design by storm. You can find more on Jhanellefashions.com , Twitter and Instagram @JHFashionsNow and Facebook.com/JHFashionsCustom. We salute you and look forward to seeing more from you.
Posted on: Monday, January 21, 2013
From the sewing lab to the streets and everywhere in between; up and coming designer Jhanelle Baker is inspired by it all. Taught by her mother how to sew at an early age, JHFashions was born. Her classic style with unique and edgy elements is what attracts her customers. Graduating from Ball State University in Apparel Design she is ready to take the world of design by storm. You can find more on Jhanellefashions.com , Twitter and Instagram @JHFashionsNow and Facebook.com/JHFashionsCustom. We salute you and look forward to seeing more from you.
Posted on: Monday, January 21, 2013
With 2013 beginning, we wanted to highlight a designer who has been on the grind to make
her brand a household name. Shiara Robinson is a student turned designer who specializes in making
her customers stand out in any crowd. Designing custom bowties all spawned from a gift she gave to a
friend that has now become her very own small business. From the funkiest to the most fabulous and
everywhere in between, she aims to have something for everyone. To place an order or to just find out
more, follow her on twitter @ShhhItsShi.
Posted on: Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Still havent had the chance to check out there store in Cleveland. Next time I am in Ohio I will be there. I Love The Hype.
Posted on: Saturday, December 08, 2012
Aziz Ansari cracks me up in this.
Posted on: Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Want to enjoy Beats, but find the bright, patent-finished plastic housing a little too obnoxious? Take a look at the Beats Executive Headphones. As the name suggests, the Executive nixes the plastic to appeal to a high-end demographic, with brushed metal finishes on the lower stems and earcups and fine leather on the band — black and silver are the only colors you'll find — while still offering the active noise cancellation and crisp, full audio that you'd expect. Coming soon, or just as soon as Dr. Dre gives the "hell yeah" thumbs-up.
Posted on: Friday, December 09, 2011
Made specifically for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch, this pocket-sized powerhouse features two high-quality, adjustable condenser microphones, an internal microphone pre-amp and analog-to-digital converter for pristine sound, a stereo limiter to quiet sudden loud sounds — like gunshots — and a USB port for keeping things charged up while you're recording. Great for interviews, concerts, and attracting inquisitive "What the hell is sticking out of his iPhone?" stares.
Posted on: Friday, December 09, 2011
This is like nothing i've ever seen. The transparent design lets the speaker blend in to any living room out there. The size can be big enough to offer a good sound quality, yet the speaker takes little visible space. The box is transparent, but the sound creating components are clearly emphasized. The speakers come with a small wifi antenna, that can plug in to any computer, music player or smart phone out there. It will also work for old stereos or vinyl equipment. The aim is to set the music free regardless where it’s stored.
Posted on: Friday, December 09, 2011
Here at Deydreamin', we constantly make videos but sometimes we feel that our indie film aspirations being held back by your DSLR's lack of videographic variety. We found The Lensbaby Movie Maker's Kit ($2,900) to add that professional look to your videos. The kit includes a variety of the lens house's most popular optics in mounts for both PL mount cameras and Canon DSLRs, along with a wide variety of interchangeable optics and accessories for a nearly infinite number of naturally-obtained effects.
Posted on: Monday, September 26, 2011
Soft structured leather, a shearling-lined interior and detachable shoulder strap comprise this breifcase ($1,250) from Maison Martin Margiela. It is sure to be dual purpose by carrying around documents that you need to or even your cellphone and tablet. I've been looking around for something like this so that I can always keep my tablet handy for those long subway rides.
Posted on: Wednesday, September 21, 2011
