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Bruce Weber: the fashion designer?
Yes, you heard me right, kiddies. Bruce Weber has launched his own clothing line, called Weberbilt, which will be sold, exclusively, at the Tomas Maier boutique, in Miami (opening October 2004), and the Comme des Garcons store, on Dover Street, in London. If you can't make it to any of those outposts, then pick up the premiere issue of Vitals, which, exclusively, showcases the entire Weberbilt collection, in a sultry fashion spread, photographed by who else? Bruce Weber.
The entire Weberbilt collection is, basically, a spawn of Abercrombie & Fitch, except it's just way more expensive (all pieces cost less than $225.00), and a little more creative.
[Bruce] Weber's fashion spread in Vitals, showcasing the line, cleverly titled "Eat, Swim, Sex, Sleep," would make any reader think they're browsing the latest issue of the now defunct A&F Quarterly, with male models cavorting on camera, in various poses, and postures. One thing I found interesting about the fashion spread (and Vitals in general) is the fact that there's little facts, and information, provided about the people, places, and things that are featured in the magazine. For example, in the Weberbilt fashion spread, Abercrombie & Fitch model, Dimitri Hamlen's e-mail address ([email protected]) is provided (contact information provided on some of the hottest male models, in fashion? Does Vitals know what they're starting?), for anyone interested in booking him, as a DJ, since he's considered a major disc jockey, at some of New York's hottest clubs. Hmmm, I'd like to book him, alright, and it ain't to DJ. Me so nasty.
Bruce Weber: the fashion designer?
Yes, you heard me right, kiddies. Bruce Weber has launched his own clothing line, called Weberbilt, which will be sold, exclusively, at the Tomas Maier boutique, in Miami (opening October 2004), and the Comme des Garcons store, on Dover Street, in London. If you can't make it to any of those outposts, then pick up the premiere issue of Vitals, which, exclusively, showcases the entire Weberbilt collection, in a sultry fashion spread, photographed by who else? Bruce Weber.
The entire Weberbilt collection is, basically, a spawn of Abercrombie & Fitch, except it's just way more expensive (all pieces cost less than $225.00), and a little more creative.
[Bruce] Weber's fashion spread in Vitals, showcasing the line, cleverly titled "Eat, Swim, Sex, Sleep," would make any reader think they're browsing the latest issue of the now defunct A&F Quarterly, with male models cavorting on camera, in various poses, and postures. One thing I found interesting about the fashion spread (and Vitals in general) is the fact that there's little facts, and information, provided about the people, places, and things that are featured in the magazine. For example, in the Weberbilt fashion spread, Abercrombie & Fitch model, Dimitri Hamlen's e-mail address ([email protected]) is provided (contact information provided on some of the hottest male models, in fashion? Does Vitals know what they're starting?), for anyone interested in booking him, as a DJ, since he's considered a major disc jockey, at some of New York's hottest clubs. Hmmm, I'd like to book him, alright, and it ain't to DJ. Me so nasty.
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