What better way to spend your paycheck than to get 25% anything you buy from the Tobi website. They have everything, I mean EVERYTHING, on sale.Check it out here!
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for all you fashionable deviants
This shoe company speaks mega comfort and simplicity. I believe it would be befitting to say men should make these the mocassins of the fall season. Buy some...or envy.





Woweee! I don't know how I've managed to miss out on this amazing website for so long, considering how much time I spend locked into the web. Lookbook is an innovative fashion blog that let's its readers do the posting. Members can post pictures of styles they like, are rocking, etc., and get feedback through the comments left by Lookbook's viewers. Other great perks? Some members will leave shopping information on the items they are wearing! Pure 100% golden genius-ness! 



Perhaps it's a little too early in the morning to be executing so much wordplay. Swear is a London-based shoe company that has been around since 2001, and I have to say I am totally blown away by their collection. Check them out for yourself!



There is not a lot of information about this brand on the interwebs, but here are the links to both the Ebay store and the Wazenbi blog, where you can order a pair of your very own.














Word about town is that M.I.A. will be releasing her own line of clothing sometime this summerish...maybe? No one knows for sure where or when her goodies will be up for grabs. But she did have this to say about it:








This design team has been at it since 2003 and does a good job of mixing vintage and modern elements to yield tasteful and classic styles for both men and women. More information and styles on F-Troupe's website.




P.S. I originally found these on Zappos for $68 but they are significantly less on Tobi's website. You're welcome!


I'm a sucker for simplicity...and cowl necks for that matter, so it was no surprise to me how much I fell in love with Chronicles of Never. Who can resist classic style with a touch of hilarity? The company has been around since 2006, pulling its influences from geometrical shapes, rustic metals, and in the words of label creator, Gareth Moody, compressed robot limbs.







Whoa to the whizzle....heralding from the minds of two east London designers, Belle Sauvagen is churning style that's out of this world. As said in their words, design duo Virginia Ferreira and Christian Neuman describe their line as "wearable art...inspired by iconic film and music." Mmmhhhmmm...paging Ziggy Stardust?



