These crazy South Africans’ stupid song has been spinning around in my head all day… Kinda funny though.

The editorial is shot by Krzysztof Herholdt, and styled by Sebastián Machado

Source: The Fashionisto

New York-based Opening Ceremony has gone all in on the ponies this season! They have made several styles, including the top-selling M1 desert boot, in pony hair versions, and indeed do they make it work! The prices range from $ 340 – 355. The croc ones are of course just plain leather, but they’re still cool, and I thought they fitted with the concept of the post, so I included them… They’re $ 385. All styles are available via the OC webshop.

Table clock: Nava, “Jetlag” designed by Dario Serio,  € 113

Espresso pot: Alessi, “La Conica” designed by Aldo Rossi, € 228

Hallstand: Zanotta, “Sciangai” designed by Donato D’Urbino and Paolo Lomazzi, € 558

Chair: Moroso, “Three Skin Chair” designed by Ron Arad, € 1,750

Coat hanger: Seletti, “Hang” designed by Selab, € 38

Side table/stool: Danese, “Kada Struttura” designed by Yves Behar, € 719

Bins: Seletti, “Recycle Bags”, designed by Selab, € 50

Candelabra: Gaia & Gino, “Mistic” designed by Arik Levy, € 535

Table lamp: Verpan, “Wire” designed by Verner Panton, € 894

Tapas i verdensklasse i Århus

Klostergade i Århus kommer i fremtiden, udover klostergrønt og fulde unge, til at rumme byens nok bedste tapasrestaurant. Siden de fleste af byens såkaldte tapastallerkner ikke har meget med tapas at gøre, kan Canblau måske endda med rette kalde sig byens eneste tapasrestaurant.

Køkkenchefen på stedet hedder Jimmy Holm og han har tidligere været ansat på ElBullí i Spanien. Hvorvidt han har været der før eller efter Adría gik amok i det molekylære ved jeg ikke, men konceptet her hælder mod før. Vi vil her på LeHype besøge Canblau på Søndag og vil i den forbindelse introducere en ny stil indenfor vores anmeldelser. Hvordan den ser ud kan I jo se hvis I har lyst. Indtil da kan i læse mere om Canblau her..

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In Aarhus we have been fortunate enough to have lived to see the day when a classy tapas inspired restaurant opened its doors in our town. CanBlau is the name and its has class, at least if we tend to believe what we have heard. The chef Jimmy Holm is a former chef from ElBullí in Spain – former world’s best restaurant with the iconic chef Ferran Adría behind the wheel. Here at LeHype we are to visit the place on Sunday to check out the goods and bring you the judgement. Just for the fun of it..

This post is a short one, in fact, if blog posts were intercourse, it would be what you’d refer to as a ‘quickie’. And just like a quickie, the fact that it’s short, doesn’t necessarily mean it’s bad, so let’s get going with the actual content of the post (’cause thus far it’s only been foreplay): Zara just opened their online store! Boom!

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Okay, so we might as well do a short follow-up. Yesterday H&M created the fuss, and today they confirmed it: It is in fact Lanvin and Alber Elbaz who will collaborate with H&M with this year’s high end collabo. Awesome! Now, they better be doing some menswear as well, or I will open up a proper can o’ whupass!!!

Can somebody please tell me where in the world I can find these Roberto Cavalli trousers? See, normally I wouldn’t touch Cavalli’s italo-disastrous designs, even if my life depended on it, but amazingly enough he got it dead on this time around. Stupid thing is, they’re not even available via his own webshop, so if any of you guys know where I could get them online, it’d be highly appreciated if you’d let me know!

Rumours are circulating on the Internet right now, that H&M’s upcoming high-end collaborator will be legendary Lanvin. One of the reasons for this, is that the voice-over on the above clip sounds like Lanvin’s creative director, israeli Alber Elbaz. At least that’s according to Style.com – and they usually know their shit! No doubt to me that this would be a giant scoop for H&M, albeit I’m always somewhat sceptical towards these collaborations. ‘Cause why would Lanvin use their creative heavy arms with H&M? But hopefully this would bring some genuine style and elegance back to the streets, instead of just ‘cool’, ’cause as we all know (by now, at least) once ‘cool’, then ‘cold’… Or… What??? Anyway,  we’re intrigued – are you?

Okay, so I just received my new Giuliano Fujiwara cashmere/cotton-mix tee, and it has to be the gayest thing I have ever purchased! With the shiny front and the see-through back it has Ricky Martin written all over it, and I will admit that my first thought was to send it back to the retailer ASAP! Now, let me just set the record straight, before accusations start flying: I don’t mind gay people at all, but I must say that I would prefer not to be mistaken for one, ’cause it’s hard enough as it is for a fashion-sucker like myself to convince people that I’m as straight as they come. But anyway, I’m beginning to have second thoughts, ’cause I actually think that, if styled properly, it could be kinda cool after all… I’m thinking that a matte, black wool or cotton blazer would do the trick along with a pair of dark slim-fit trousers, and shiny, black chelsea boots. Something simple and classy like that, and I think I would be ready to hit the town. But still… there’s no chance in hell I’m going for cocktails or even wine in this one – it’s beer, and beer only!