Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Fashion and Clothing for Men

If I'm going to buy a pair of jeans, I'll try on jeans. If I need a shirt, I'll look at shirts. I know what I need and that's what I'll shop for. You don't need to spend copious amounts of time and energy in the fashion world to be fashionable. Another reason why guys do not need to spend a lot of time shopping for clothes is that we usually have a good hunch about what's going to work and what isn't.

Online shopping has for the most part cured my mall issues. Not only do I do most of my shopping online because I'm lazy, but the sales that I find are incredible. I've never been one to buy designer clothes full price anyway, but I do tend to overspend on unnecessary things. Men and clothes usually don't mix. As a guy, I do go out of my way to at least look like I know what I'm doing. Hair wax, check. Skinny jeans, check. Slim fitting shirts, check. Cool sneakers, check. All the usual for a guy that tries a little.

Being fashionable as a man has it's ups and downs. For one thing, chicks dig it. That is probably the biggest plus out of them all, if not the only. Yes it sucks taking more time in the morning getting ready, and yeah it sucks actually having to match what you wear (but not too much cause that's not fashionable). But, there are positives to taking care of yourself. For one thing, my confidence has gone up. It feels good to feel good in what you're wearing, get me? Kind of like a new haircut, stylish clothes bring out the brighter you.

Being a fashionable man is very easy. All it takes is a little consideration, a little advice from your better half, and the willingness to care a little. Trust me, you'll notice a big difference in how your friends and family react to you. You might even be able to land a date with the fashionable girl in lecture.

Sincerely,

Rag Dynasty

So You're a Young Aspiring Designer in the Fashion Industry...

Have you ever wondered what it would take to become a fashion designer? Maybe when you were younger, you thought that you had an eye for fashion trends or are at the age now where the fashion industry interests you.
You may be thinking how hard it is to get started and that it is impossible to be successful in this industry, but the greatest thing about fashion and art in general is that there are no barriers to entry; anyone can become a designer in their own home!

Some of the most famous designers in the fashion industry started at a very young age in their own home creating outfits from simple materials with their amazing imaginations. Don't get me wrong, it's not an easy road to travel. As you probably know from Project Runway, the world of fashion can be a very harsh place. It doesn't matter if you're young or old, being criticized as a fashion designer comes with the job. Starting out, you will always here from at least one person that you will never make it and that your designs will never become popular. If every designer had listened to their skeptics, we'd still be wearing the animals that we ate for dinner last night (no offense to any vegetarians out there).

The point being that to be a successful designer, you need thick skin from a young age. Just like any other industry, the fashion industry has its thorns and needles. And, just like any other industry, it takes hard work and dedication to rise to the top of your field. Whether your creating jeans or measuring tapes, to be at the top in fashion, especially as a designer, takes hard work. There are a lot of young people out there that aspire to conquer the fashion industry but simply don't have the drive to do so.

Good luck to all you aspiring young designers in the fashion industry! Remember to stay creative and always remember to dream.


Rag Dynasty

Friday, November 13, 2009

Young Mens Designer Fashion

One young designer might specialize in t-shirts while another competing young designer might specialize in jeans. On top of that, there are different designs in one category. Jeans, for example, have hundreds of different styles from faded threads to new and fairly young skinny jeans.

Many young designers have tried, but the fashion industry seems to be one of the hardest even though styles continue to evolve, and anything old is considered either vintage, which is good, or outdated, which is bad. Sometimes, styles come back into fashion such as vintage jeans with holes in them, or worn out t-shirts, but for the most part, keep you bell bottoms and platform shoes in your closet where they belong.

Young designers have taken notice to this fashion trend and thus are coming out with vintage clothing lines featuring faded jeans, worn out t-shirts, tarnished belt buckles, and other clothing accessories.

Rag Dynasty

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Young Designer Fashion

There are a lot of designer brands out there in today's market that are available to young men. Guys fashion has come a long way in the past ten years--especially for the younger crowds. As designs mature and clothing becomes more fitted, the demand for young men's apparel has skyrocketed. But as we find ourselves approaching our first decade in this new millennium, mens fashion has once again become a little stagnant.

We not only want you to feel great in our clothes, we want them to stand up for you. Our dye house works very hard to perfect each item. Garment dyed with an enzyme silicone wash ensures that you'll feel good in our shirts. Every item has thick stitching on all the seams so that our garments will keep up with your active lifestyle.

The next time you're in a store, take a minute to compare the actual materials of the designers you might purchase. Ask the young person helping you if they can isolate some enzyme silicone washed items for you (just for kicks). Even though we're young, we can't let our clothes fall apart immaturely. So if you're ever searching for new designer fashion for men, make sure you know what you're actually buying.

Check us out in the upcoming months as we launch an entire Winter line.

Premium T-shirts, button-ups, flannels, and sweaters will be available soon.



Rag Dynasty, fashionably classic and durable.