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aussieBum is celebrating its 10-year
anniversary. The super-sexy Australian men’s swimwear and underwear brand was created on Australia’s famous Bondi Beach. It’s also won Australian Exporter of the year twice. That’s a whole lot of undies.
Even couturiers are getting in on the un-
derwear act. John Galliano, designer of Dior, and famous for some of the world’s most beautiful and expensive dresses, is kicking up the sexy with a line of couture knickers for boys and girls.
UNDER FABULOUS… A TOUCH OF SPRING, A BLAST OF COLOR! FIRST PEEK SPRING 2011
~ADD A LI’L SPRING TO YOUR STEP Spring is coming! And though it may not
feel like it outside and you’d look a li’l silly in floral shorts and a gingham blazer, you can always express spring’s optimism in your undies. Spring 2011 is all about pastels and brights. And the sexiest thing a boy or girl can wear isn’t immune to a burst of color. It’s a sexy li’l peek-a-boo shock of color under that drab winter wardrobe.
Not only is Diesel known for it’s provocative
advertising and amazing denim, they are design- ing some of the most covetable undies any hottie can slip into.
L.A.-based Timoteo is sexy. Period. Love the
super-low, super-sexy cuts and even the font of the label oozes high-style!
Andrew Christian is taking over California. If you
don’t believe that, try walking down any street in Weho or hitting any gay bar in S.D., Laguna or San Fran. With three stores in Cali and several more planned all over the U.S., as well as his bustling e-commerce business, Andrew’s name is on the hottest asses and everyone’s lips.
56 RAGE monthly | FEBRUARY 2011
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