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FASHION


GUESS WHAT?! Birthday beats in order for Guess


Double take time. Guess celebrate an unbelievable 30 years this year. Or in their words… ‘30 sexy years’! They are, after all, a brand that you would normally associate with the iconic bombshells of our times. Had Bridgett Bardot been born 30 years ago she would for sure be fronting their campaign. Instead, it’s the equally gorgeous Claudia Schiffer.


There’s a whole bunch of stuff being re-released to mark the occasion, including retro tees, jeans, shades and timepieces. And looking very hot right now are their Keith sunglasses coming with brown gradient lenses.


Guess.com SUNNY SOLES Stylish, comfortable footwear with an extra helping of summer…


Put the Spanish words for ‘Cheers’ and ‘Sol’ (for sun) together and you get Soludos. This US brand, the brainchild of a clever guy named Nick Brown, comes with oodles of easy wear and summer feelings packed into its super cool footwear. When looking for a pair of espadrilles in the States, the kind that Nick remembered from his summer vacations in Spain, he couldn’t find any. So he made some himself, and with the help of family and friends starting selling them in cool boutiques in NY, Montauk and LA. Nice one Nick!


Soludos.com


WE HEAR YA! Urban Ears does Denim…


down colours, zero branding, tasteful fabrics and finishing touches, all make for happy ears.


Urbanears.com


matchy matchy with! Urban Ears Plattan Denim Edition are the headset you’ve been dreaming about - now you can take the double denim look to its full potential! This Scandinavian brand craft the most simplistic and minimalist headsets you’re likely to find. Clever toned


We present to you a pair of headphones you can go


They are limited edition so you’ll need to get your skates on… Check their website for the US store locator.


www.djmag.com


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