FASHION
LESS IS MORE...
SUPER-FLY!
Trend-busting nuggets and
fashion predictions
The latest buzz from Ben’s camp
COLOUR OF THE MONTH…
With summer kicked in, the choice of colour
WE’RE SERIOUSLY dosing up on the summer feel-good
options is endless. Everything works!
factor, smiling on the inside as well as the outside. Ben
However, we’ll go the extra distance and say
Watt’s Buzzin’ Fly label’s T-shirt range will properly sort
salmon pink. You could even stretch to fl uro
out any wardrobe malfunctions and edge you into
if you’re feeling really frisky.
coolness territory. We’re loving their colour combos
of choice — pale blue and cocoa, white and plum or
marl grey and white. Super fresh.
PANTS... Pull-In
Bigwig Ben is kindly offering to give away a T-shirt and
is the latest undies
signed copy of the ‘5 Golden Years In The Wilderness’ box
label gathering fans
set to a lucky DJmag reader. Pleasure you can’t measure!
in the industry and
Two runners-up will receive a T-shirt each.
notching up points in
Wing an email to: helene.stokes@djmag.com. Or sling
the pants
a postcard with your details over to: Buzzin’ Fly Comp,
department. Bob
DJ Magazine, Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane,
Sinclar is an
London, E1 6QL.
ambassador so they
must be good! Coming in loud prints with
shouty waistbands and a slick website at
pull-in.com.
IT’S A COVER-UP!
SAD FACE… Opposites do attract!
WornBy have Woodstock covered… VNGRD have produced a T-shirt that isn’t all
about the beaming grin. But don’t panic it’s
A SIMMERING August in 1969 saw the beginning of Woodstock, the not anti-rave either, it’s just the smiley face
original music festival, in California. We may have come a long way, baby, gone sad. Love it!
but it’s all thanks to the seeds that were planted by the likes of Jimi
Hendrix, Janis Joplin and the Grateful Dead back in those uber hedonistic
days.
ROCK THE BOAT... Okay, so they
don’t necessarily tickle everyone’s tastebuds
WornBy are a label that like to give thanks where thanks is due. And
but boat shoes are a look that works well for
they pay homage to greatness this season by releasing a range of
the summer. Face it, they’re ace with shorts
eight T-shirts and a poncho around the Woodstock event.
and Kickers’
And seeing as it’s the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock festival, they’ve very
selection
graciously given us 40 ponchos to give away to you lot. An essential festival item, bag
have ‘all
yours by dropping an email to: helene.stokes@djmag.com
aboard!’
stamped all
over them.
Artists that make
fashion sense
.
CHEL
ONIS R. JONES
ON YER ’EAD… Splash out on a pair
of Nixons headphones that speak volumes
L
OOK!
THERE’S a certain charm to producer/artist
about style and panache. You might not rock
Chelonis R. Jones and a whole lot more to him
‘em in the DJ box but you’ll love them all the
than his ability to craft delicious electro-house
same.
tuneage. New York born Chelonis is a conceptual
songwriter and a cosmosexual purveyor of art.
“My paintings are exactly the opposite of my
SEE THE LIGHT… We’d like to
poems; they are vivid, geometric, naïve, harsh,
purchase a pair of shades a week! Partly
abstract. On my website I go through seven
because we lose them so often and also
styles,” he reveals, “and usually return to oils,
because there’s so many damn temptations
GOOD
mixed media, collages, etc.”
out there. Adidas have surprised us with
His take on fashion is equally as varied — “Dior,
their sleek, simple sunglasses.
Gucci, vintage from Paris, Berlin and New York
A
City. I adore Galliano, Tom Ford, Yamamoto
and glam thangs. Female high fashion garb
is a usual must for in between days, when
I’m feeling ‘Gracey’ [Jones] or less
beefcake!”
He’s out there alright, and so is his latest
IT’S
album ‘Chatterton’.
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