He proposed ... she said 'Yes'!
Alex & Adel
tied the knot
June 07, 2008
M.S. Garden Hotel,
Kuantan, Pahang,
Malaysia.









Designated as an up and coming arts district in China's capital, Beijing 798 houses numerous art and cultural advancements. In conjunction with the monumental events set to take place this year with the Olympics in Beijing, Nike 706 was created by the innovative sportswear brand to offer attendees a sense of what Nike has accomplished over the years and ultimately highlight their self-proclaimed and well deserved title as the sporting world's most cutting edge and technology driven brand around. The direction of the exhibition revolved around 100 of Nike's finest accomplishments in the sporting arena, ranging from its roots in running to accolades in basketball, soccer and cycling among other sports. Actual samples were on hand including Michael Johnson's infamous gold track spike, various signature models and apparel as well as interactive displays.




In an unprecedented move, Nike iD has now entered into the world's most populous country offering a premium customized experience for the Chinese public. Much like their earlier counterparts, Chinese consumers will be afforded the same footwear and apparel customization choices as the vast population set to differentiate themselves from one another. Nike iD Shanghai will begin a trend that will include a branch in Beijing within the next two months.






With this 2008 Summer Olympics, Beijing just around the corner, athletic outfitter Nike unveiled its new Olympic products. While Nike has never really embraced the concept of being a sponsor for the Olympics, it prides itself on being an outfitter for the competing athletes. This year there will be thousands of Olympic hopefuls from over a hundred companies that will be sporting the famous "Nike Swoosh" on themselves for millions of watchers to see.






The technical and performance prowess of Nike needs no introduction as the brand has consistently been a leading innovator in both performance and lifestyle segments. An idea born casually one Thanksgiving dinner over 8 years ago, the all new Air Rejuven8 from Nike represents Nike's answer to the fundamentally need for post-competition and post-training footwear. Already Nike has offered more then adequate answers to both competition and training needs leaving the door wide open for a performance recovery model like the Rejuven8.

Nike is launching a new initiative for its Nike+ program. First, the Nike+ SportBand. Similar to the Nike+ iPod Sport Kit, which monitors a runner’s pace. However, the more advance SportBand can do a lot, including displaying information on time, distance, and calories burned. After a run, the electronic unit can be detach and conveniently plug into a USB port for uploading data to the www.nikeplus.com. The Nike+ SportBand is a tool for serious runners who wants to run without the distraction of music.


Voting closed for Battle 1 – the Bake Off results are out! Supreme Dunk narrowly beat out the Tiffany 57% to 43%. Team captain Skam said it best: The Tiffany Dunk was no match for the Air Jordan 3 inspired Dunk. We reign Supreme!
MINDSTYLE has released info about Michael Lau's Black-On-Black variant colorways of both DJ PANDA and OFF WORLD CREATURE (Pascagoula-Alien) with an official release date of March 21st.
Releasing in April and May is this Nike Air Force 1 "ACG" Pack which takes its color inspiration from some popular OG colorways. There will be three sneakers available in this pack including the Air Force 1 Safari which takes its color cues from the classic Air Safari. Then there's the Air Force 1 Mowabb which is inspired by the Mowabb Huarache runners. Lastly the Air Force 1 Wildwood gets it shade from the ACG Air Wildwood sneaker. This is definitely something interesting to look out for in the coming months. 
This summer looks like it could get mighty expensive for Air Force 1 "Air Max" Pack.


Despite the worldwide popularity of football/soccer, ironically this has rarely translated well into the fashion world with only a small handful of brands achieving the grade such as FCRB. Although not an accurate portrayal of their brand identity, a small collection of accessories have released from the brand including key covers, keychains, mobile phone straps, and neckties.