Temperley London

The Temperley London Spring/Summer 2013 collection is here!
It's a bit on the expensive side, but it doesn't hurt to look right? Check out the new line here.



Operation Beautiful

This is a great [foundation, group, movement?], not quite sure what it is exactly, but it's wonderful. Basically Operation Beautiful encourages people to write nice messages on sticky notes and post it so that random people or maybe people you love can see them and smile, feel more confident, and/or have a better day.

Official website here

 

Side Note: anyone ever heard of The Happiness Project? I read this book for Psych, pretty good read. Recommendation made. Check website here



Compliments? No Thank You

Here's an interesting perspective on accepting compliments or I guess, lack thereof. I enjoy this blogger's voice, she (he?) makes me chuckle a certain points.

http://tikken.wordpress.com/2010/07/29/accepting-compliments/

Or here blogger Rachel Wilkerson provides her own mini lesson as to how to accept compliments. The things she mentions that we shouldn't do are definitely natural tendencies, because as I was reading this I realize that i personally impulsively want to say these things. I can see why one shouldn't though.

http://www.rachelwilkerson.com/2011/04/25/lesson-74-how-to-handle-praise/

Here's yet another uh, straight to the point article on how to accept praise. Also an unique voice.

http://captainawkward.com/2013/02/10/448-how-do-i-accept-compliments/

Alton Lane

 Had the extremely fortunate opportunity to sit down at a dinner with a few others and Colin Hunter, one of the co-founders of Alton Lane.

Check out their official website here

The basic idea is to make the shopping experience better for the guy while catering specifically to each man's need through custom made fabric and cuts. Each session is through private booking and their showroom's have a bit of a man cave meets CEO office vibe to them.

 

 

Esquire Style Blog
 The Boston Globe Article
The Washington Post Article
Gotham photoshoot and Q&A on founders

Be sure to like them on Facebook
And follow them on Twitter

Just my own personal thoughts: Colin Hunter is a really cool guy with the perfect balance of being a professional and a laid back dude. He has a great smile, is willing to talk to everyone about anything, really listens and provides excellent feedback. He tells good stories and is full of ideas, even now he is churning out ideas for other start-ups. If you are male, you should really consider shopping there for a well tailored customized suit for a solid price. Their showrooms have flatscreen TVs, leather couches, and a nice bar. Also their employees probably kickass because Colin is all about assembling an all-star team.

See Me

"See.Me is a website and mobile community of 600,000+ members created by a group of artists in New York City. The international community is built of artists, musicians, photographers and fashion enthusiasts who connect to a worldwide audience both online and in live events and exhibitions"

Check out their website. Or their facebook page.



PUNS

Love puns? Search no farther. Check this out:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/of-the-greatest-puns-of-all-time

and follow

https://twitter.com/omgthatspunny

LGBT Rights - prop 8

I'm sure most people have seen the red equal signs that have been going up around Facebook.

This article explores the demographics of the support for gay rights.

It also includes some cute alternate forms of the equal signs:

 

Here's an article against the equal sign rampage over facebook