The weekend is going to make this pastel thing work.
Your Perks: 1) Sunglasses by designers like Givenchy and Gucci. Except, you know, not at designer prices. 2) Maybe the most ingenuously designed umbrella ever. It rains in the spring, so be ready. 3) Autographed memorabilia... from guys who are pretty good at sports... with names like Larry Bird and LeBron James...
Piet Mondrian: known for his grid-based paintings. This new collection of shirts and bags and things designed by a Brooklyn-based artist for Jack Spade: known for kinda sorta looking like black-and-white versions of his paintings, only in shirts-and-bags-and-things form. Right... the point. The point is that they’re nice.
Right now, two pilots are attempting to set a record by circumnavigating the globe in an entirely solar-powered airplane. They’re currently grounded in China due to weather, but they’ve got about five months left, and you can follow their journey in real time on this site. That was the part about a solar plane.
Your face is an animated emoji now. Just is. And that’s because this app enables you to record yourself winking, waving and doing whatever else it is emojis do, then save the GIFs in your smartphone to be deployed whenever the time is right. Which is probably never, but still.
On Kempt: Pulp Fiction came out in 1994, and you still don’t look like
Butch Coolidge. No
more excuses. Also, here’s your raincoat. April and all.
On Driven: Here’s a ’76 Riva
motorboat built for Sheikh Hamad-al-Thani and a vintage
Ferrari that looks like it was pulled out of a cereal box but wasn’t.
Stag: Make the code “25EXTRA” happen and suddenly a bunch of
baseball tees and stuff become 25% less than already-on-sale items. That code really nailed it.
Faherty
Brand: Cardigans. Work shirts. Boardshorts—all yours for 50% off. Well,
yours and whoever else is reading this.
