“More Paul Glaser Than David Soul”: Critics drop “Starsky and Hutch” references as Italians channel the 70s yet again. [Telegraph UK]
Croc Hunters: According to the Japanese government, Crocs are unsafe—thus are last year’s Uggs stripped of their singular redeeming value. [Mindblogging Stuff]
Hissy Fits: Dudes, chill—Men’s Vogue is more of a corporate hobby than a real mag anyways. [Daily News]
We Like Girls Who Wear Abercrombie & Fitch: Apropos of nothing, fun-loving, sepia-toned nudity. [Style Dash]
Suicide Blonde: Amy Winehouse and peroxide—it was only a matter of time. [Hating It Magazine]
Ciao!: Pitti Uomo coverage worth running through Bablefish. [PittiBlog]
In The Trenches: Izzy brings this cropped, high-collar number to our attention. [Manolo for The Men]
Pop In: Racked checks Trovata’s back room at Ernest Sewn. [Racked]
The Quiet One: Seems George Harrison liked to dress up in his old Beatles costumes—well, come on, wouldn’t you? [Thaindian News]
In Vest: Gawker learns what we’ve known all along—David Coleman is making it safe for men to wear clothes. This week, he introduces us to this new “vest” thing. [Gawker]
Deal Alert: Tim Hamilton sample sale begins Saturday. [Marc & Dolce]
Passing Showers: Maybe Vincent Gallo and Terry Richardson can “make it rain”—but nothing, nothing could ever wash them clean. [Hypebeast]
