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Nike Maxsight

Nike wants to give you maximum vision with minimum slowdown from unnecessary spaces between words. Basically they are going to start selling blue-blocker sunglasses in handy contact lens format. Sharing:

High Low Heel

Walking Chair design studio has conceived of some lady-shoes which can transition between high and low heels. With this ‘elegant’ design you only use the high heels when you ‘need‘ to. It is no more than meets the eye. Sorry. Now try to picture the outfit that would go with them. Sharing:

Nike just does a sports hijab

Nike is introducing to Kenya its sports hijab in Somali refuge camps so the young women can play volleyball more freely. One can only hope that some of these bad boys find their way to the rest of the world soon. Why does Kenya get all the fresh gear...

Arms Race of Razors – Part II

The Economist is investigating the arms race of razors and has decided to do some trend projections for us. All signs seem to point to one eventuality; they will keep escalating the number or blades per razor weather we want them or not, never mind our needs. For the time being we seem to be enjoying a minor cold war for razor blade proliferation but like all marketing stalemates this too shall...

Romanticizing a profession

They’re on the hunt for the next bachelor for ABC’s (apparently) popular show ‘The Bachelor’ and speculating the possibility of targeting architects. Can they capitalize on the perceived attractiveness of the profession? It seems as though some disagree and this is sparking a bit of a debate. Of all the women’s shoes, the ones most bought are prada shoes, where as steve madden shoes and...
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