Author: admin | April 21st, 2013 |
Category : General
Barry Weiss the famous antiques car collector in the TV show Storage Wars. Storage Wars has given him fame of the level of a Hollywood star. He is known to be one the highly knowledgeable guys about classic cars to war relics. He has a huge personal collection of antique cars, trucks and other automobiles. His wit and spontaneity on the program is great and makes the crowd add too much over him. Women are his biggest fans and he is easily the most wanted man around the teams of Storage Wars. The man has always projected his unusual and out of the box thinking by all of the ways he adopted to make the show interesting towards the viewers as well as the participants.
He sets an example and also a standard for that creativity within the antiques of cars. His assortment of Cadillacs is great and many amazing. His cowboy Cadillac is easily the most famous car in New York City. The man includes a celebrity status mounted on him. People desire to be like him. Women want him to know them. They are fans of a 65 years old who from no angle behaves like one. He is youthful generation and always so energetic. Age factor never turns up when it comes to Barry. Ladies who arrived at see his shows pass on their numbers to him through the crew members.
Before Storage Wars happened to Barry, he and the brother were into a produce business. A business that was running a success and that his huge assortment of wealth can be attributed to. Barry and his brother designed a fortune within this business. He spent some 25 years creating a wholesale produce business. The income out of this business are the assets which help him bear such an expensive hobby. The name of the produce company is Northern Produce (or Northern Produce-Mushroom) that is still open and running. The premises can be found at 5354 E. Slauson Avenue in Commerce California.
For somebody applied for his 60s and following his passion is definitely an example by itself. One of his well known bet was worth $10k is with Dave Hester over the value of an old-fashioned which he eventually won. His collection of cars is quite impressive given that they can show in with a brand new vehicle every time he comes for that show. He’s so much into his collections he admits he doesn’t make as much money as the fellow members from the show while he keeps the majority of the items he wins for his personal collection.
His assets i.e. his cars some with futuristic designs, some like a modified truck look yet others with a chic metro sexual appeal are the page fillers of car enthusiasts blogs and magazine editorials.
It’s a wonder to just type into Google Barry Weiss collection of cars and examine the wonderful images that follow. The finest, rarest and most unique assortment of cars is associated with this man. It is more like an imaginary painting of highly impractical creative designs made to become more active. It’s worth a wrist watch like a respect with this collector.
Author: admin | April 16th, 2013 |
Category : General
With the ESPRIT/ Lacoste footwear Warehouse sale soon approaching, we are getting excited about everything Lacoste shoes. Finally we are getting to see some images of the Lacoste LED 2013 S/S collection.
This season the brand offers it’s interpretation on classic footwear silhouettes remade with high quality materials Lacoste has become synonymous with. The new collection includes Oxfords, espadilles and trainers all in warm earth tones, full grain leather and durale canvas. Hopefully some of these bad boys will be available at the sale, no promises though.
Author: admin | April 15th, 2013 |
Category : General
French tennis star René Lacoste began manufacturing the white Polo shirt he wore in matches in 1933, embed with the iconic reptile in honor of his nickname Le Crocodile. Today, those polo shirts are not only still widely worn, but are the iconic product of the Lacoste brand, which is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year.
To mark the celebration, Lacoste tasked British designer Peter Saville, known for designing iconic album covers for bands such as Joy Division and New Order, to create an anniversary logo.
Author: admin | April 14th, 2013 |
Category : General
Katy Perry rocks a bikini top while attending the Lacoste L!ve Desert Pool Party in celebration of the 2013 Coachella Music Festival on Saturday (April 13) in Thermal, Calif.
The 28-year-old singer was joined at the event by Rita Ora and Alexa Chung, who spun tunes in the DJ booth at the party.
The night before, Katy joined her pals Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson at the festival to listen to some music.
Also pictured: Rita wearing a different outfit while checking out the music scene that evening.
Author: admin | April 10th, 2013 |
Category : General
The LACOSTE L!VE Spring/Summer 2013 collection takes you on a trip around the world. With its authentic cuts and colors coming from Japan, Mali or the Californian beaches, this collection revisits the Hawaiian shirt, reinvents the 90s’ washed-out jeans and sublimates traditional African patterns.
In a city like Tokyo, bright colors break with the urban uniformity and personalities and talents shine out onto the world. After New York and Montreal, where LACOSTE L!VE brought several talents to light, the brand now takes us to Tokyo to discover two artists embodying its values. Sonoya Mizuno, a dancer and Yusuke Hanaï, an illustrator and surfer, allow us to discover Japan and their worlds.
It’s Lacoste’s 80th anniversary this year, and the booklet of images that awaited guests at today’s show detailed a timeline of innovative creativity. Remarkable when you reflect how much of it has been based on one fabric, cotton piqué. Felipe Oliveira Baptista, Lacoste’s current standard-bearer, used the new collection to underscore piqué’s possibilities. Double-faced or bonded, it was no longer the simple stuff of the classic polo shirt.
And no longer was it the preserve of René Lacoste’s Riviera tennis courts. Baptista imagined piqué gone polar, with an iceberg print on a caban, or an ice floe pattern on a sweat suit, or a coat of latex veiling bright colors, like a sheath of ice. For men, he kept the silhouette linear and precise, the palette head-to-toe monochrome, whether it was palest celadon or intense orange. For women, the silhouette was equally defined: rounded tops; pencil skirts; narrow, cropped pants; and a handful of leather dresses with diagonal zips that sinuously defined the torso.
The image summoned up by the label Lacoste is iconic enough to border on the banal, so there was a subtle iconoclasm in Baptista’s anniversary collection, never more so than in a cobalt sheath with pockets slashed like a canvas by Italian artist Lucio Fontana.
Katy Perry rocks a bikini top while attending the Lacoste L!ve Desert Pool Party in celebration of the 2013 Coachella Music Festival on Saturday (April 13) in Thermal, Calif.