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Pump 20: Reebok Pumps it Up for Sneakerheads
December 21st, 2009 1 Comment
Big Time Sensuality - Spring Break in Iceland
May 20th, 2009 2 Comments
Many college students make traditional spring break getaway plans, hopping flights to Cancun, Fort Lauderdale, and Las Vegas. I made the decision to pack my bags and reserve a roundtrip ticket to the nation of Iceland. I know it sounds random, but this was definitely a trip that I will never forget. Due to the [...]
Theophilus London - This Charming Tour
March 6th, 2009 No Comments
Theophilus London kicked off “This Charming Tour” in Allston, MA. last Thursday at one of Boston’s more notorious locations for local undergrads. The volume of crowd was low, but morale was high. How high? As soon as Theophilus stepped on stage I almost got tackled by an overly excited fan with big X’s on the [...]
Tags: Boston · Event · Music · event
Mo Billionaire. The Retrospective Interview.
March 5th, 2009 7 Comments
One of the most influential people in music today is a man you’ve probably never heard of. Its not your fault if you haven’t, Mo B. has almost as many alias’ as he has artists under his wing, and he has successfully positioned himself as the Chicago Renaissance’s man behind-the-scenes. Mo. B aka Mo. Billionaire aka [...]
Tags: Chicago · Culture · Music · RetroTalk
Fresh Lids for the White House, Fresh Lids for the World.
February 18th, 2009 No Comments
On a vision quest to bring classic hat styles back into the mainstream with ‘vigor and purpose,’ Goorin Brothers Hatmakers have sent our newly appointed leader one of their signature fedoras, The Blake. Chosen for That One (presumably to be renamed, Lid One) Goorin kicked off their Great American Hat Campaign during the inauguration, asking folks to vote on [...]
Tags: Culture · Fashion · street wear
On the Verge - Wale at The Webster
February 16th, 2009 No Comments
This night, This crowd, and This venue is what counts in the entertainment industry, or so they say. At Hartford’s Webster Theater, however, This was not Wale’s night. The February 5th show had me begging for a different night and definitely for a different crowd. The performance is best summed up by Wale sitting down at one point [...]
Love at first sip - Boston Wine Expo 2009
February 2nd, 2009 No Comments
Boston public transportation is my least favorite way to travel but surprisingly it was not bad in getting us to our destination. Alicia and I decided on the Wine Expo on a whim. The walk from the T to the World Trade Center and the Seaport Hotel was typical New England–cold, but thankfully short. Past [...]
Today is ESPECIALLY for all the haters. GO OBAMA!
January 20th, 2009 No Comments
From all of us here at The Retrospective, we’d like to say a warm “Hello!” to the 44th President of the United States of America.
Tags: Culture
It’s more than just sneakers: An interview with Jeff Staple.
December 18th, 2008 3 Comments
Jeff Staple as far as we are concerned is one of the most interesting entrepreneur and figures in street wear and street wear culture. He has always maintained a steadfast commitment to follow his vision despite the fickleness of the industry. While other brands were eager to cash in on whatever trends were popular, Staple [...]
Tags: Culture · Design · Fashion · Marketing
St. Germain
November 14th, 2008 1 Comment
I met up with a few friends in the west end to have a few cocktails. Its sort of our low key spot, my favorite bartender introduced me to the joys of elderflower liqueur; namely St-Germain. I’m not that into designer liqueur, nor am I really that well versed in them, but I was impressed. [...]
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