David Beckham was seen leaving his hotel hobbling on his crutches after his recent injury. He was wearing a brand new Wrangler Blue Bell 11MJ denim jacket with a pair of loose fitting jeans. David always looks so hot when he wears the double denim trend! I hope he gets better soon!
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Blue Bell website: Discover the SS10 collection and take control of Tony Ward!
That’s the exciting prospect on Blue Bell’s Spring/Summer 2010 website. Thanks to ingenious interactive technology, visitors to bluebelljeans.com will be able to control legendary model Tony Ward’s actions – and even tear the shirt right off his body!
The Blue Bell website, which launches SS10 in February, uses digital film and cinematic special effects to achieve an incomparable level of user interface. By giving visitors the opportunity to manipulate Ward, the website becomes more than a collection presentation; bluebelljeans.com is somewhere to revisit and something to talk about.
The site showcases the SS10 collection of Blue Bell by Wrangler. Premium denims, washed extreme or rinsed clean, are worn contrasted. Fitted chinos are paired with a destroyed denim jacket over a fresh check shirt. Clean blue jeans combine with a washed-out denim shirt and Harrington jacket. Influences are vintage denims, classic 1950s styling and Western Americana. Quality is paramount, design pure. In fits, fabrics, washes and color – in its whole outlook – Blue Bell is an evolutionary step in denim style.
Adam Kakembo, marketing director, Wrangler EMEA, said: “The Blue Bell brand pushes the boundaries of jeanswear, and its website pushes the boundaries of what is possible online.”
I have now personally been on this website quite a few times! It’s so fun! The concept is brilliant and I think anyone who goes on there, male or female, will have fun undressing and chucking around Tony Ward. The new collection also looks great, I’m loving the new jeans and shirts, they will be perfect for Spring/Summer.
Click here to go to their website and you can watch the video below.
Carnaby shopping night will be taking place this week (November 12th) in conjunction with Grazia Magazine. The lively event will be taking place in the evening and is a great experience for shopping as all participating stores will be offering 20% discount to all customers who have registered online.
Wrangler have taken this a step further and will be offering hair makeovers supplied by James Brown Stylists, a Lash bar, Free drinks and a live in store performance from upcoming UK band Kid British, who will be performing from 7pm and are currently promoting their debut album “It was this or football”
Kid British have created a huge buzz around their new debut album “It was this or football” and have recently performed alongside Chipmunk, VV Brown, Pixie Lott and Tinchy Stryder at this year’s MOBO awards, performing the forthcoming Warchild Charity single “I Got Soul”
The Wrangler store will be one of the first performances to kick off their UK National tour that starts in November.
Kid British will be in the Wrangler flagship store from 6pm, Followed by a live show by the band at 7pm.
The Wrangler Store is located at 8 Carnaby Street London, W1F 9PL.
Alex Kapranos of the band Franz Fredinand was spotted wearing Double Denim, the Jeans and the Denim Jacket are both by Wrangler. He was at the Kerrang Radio Studio performing an acoustic gig.
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While taking in the Sass & Bide show, Kimberly Stewart wore a pair of Wrangler “Lia” jeans. She picked up a pair at the Carnaby Street store, where she also snapped up a classic checkered shirt.
Images from Zimbo.com and Life.com
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Wrangler have released their latest brand film called “STOP THINKING” which explores the concept of acting on instinct. STOP THINKING challenges us to leave behind the doubt that plagues us and holds us back.
Once again collaborating with creative agency Fred & Farid. The iconic American outdoor denim brand Wrangler is building a fascinating body of short films around its award-winning “WE ARE ANIMALS” brand-platform and this latest film invites us to join the world of WRANGLER jeans. In this adrenaline-fuelled reality, action is king and WE ARE ANIMALS. The press release is below the video.
STOP THINKING has arrived: the latest brand film from WRANGLER. The iconic American outdoor denim brand is building a fascinating body of short films around its award-winning WE ARE ANIMALS brand-platform (Press Grand Prix, Cannes Lion, June 2009). Other films in the series are the serene and intriguing Humans; the emotional reminder of our beginnings in Baby; and the challenging, life enhancing Why?
Created by Fred & Farid Paris, the 45-second STOP THINKING short film explores the concept of acting on instinct.
STOP THINKING is a siren call to our spontaneous selves, to the powers of our unconscious, to acting immediately. By thinking about potential consequences, we make it impossible to achieve great things.
STOP THINKING challenges us to leave behind the doubt that plagues us and holds us back. It invites us to join the world of WRANGLER jeans. In this adrenaline-fuelled reality, action is king and WE ARE ANIMALS.
And all we have to do is… STOP THINKING.
The STOP THINKING mini-movie will be launched on September 15, 2009. View it at www.wrangler-europe.com, and via the official WRANGLER channel on YouTube.
Adam Kakembo, Marketing Director Wrangler Europe, said: “Stop Thinking urges us to cut through fear and negativity and just go for it. That is the spirit of Wrangler… trusting your instincts to help you achieve the wonderful, the thrilling, the remarkable…”
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