A Run down for a First Post

After the skinny pants reigned wide leg pants are next. Actually I have seen this trend two years ago (at least) when I watched the movie “The Prime” that was starred by Uma Thurman. Most of her bottoms were wide Leg pants which was going against the grain since skinny jeans was the fashion at that time. Two months later, I was in Shang and saw the Mark's and Spencer collection of Wide Leg Pants (I bet it flopped in the Philippine Market). This Wide Leg pants is not like the fad elephant leg pants years ago. It has a wider thighs, knees and leg opening. As a continuation of the early 90’s rejuvenation, high-waisted pants, shorts and skirts will be seen too. But skinny jeans are still visible and still current but with a twist of high- waist features. Some say that it could be that skinny jeans might be the next classic item just like the fate of the havaianas since it has embraced a larger range of market. This we’ll have to see in the coming months. Tunic dresses are starting to parade on the runway. Patterns and big Geometric prints in bold colors in single jersey are already visible. This was actually forecasted for spring- summer 2007 and yet the trend is still subtle in the local industry. I think the saturation point will be on the Holiday Season.
The jump suit or the "jumper" that we all know has a new name-- playsuit. Well I guess after the 80's power dressing fashion revival the early 90’s slack down era is to come. Boyfriend shirts in plaids and solids could be the next attraction. Denims in red, violet, royal blue are also on queue. Actually Topshop and Zara already started putting these on their racks.

Rumors of PSP Slim

Rumors spread from Tech sites about the product itself but not a PSP 2 genre, but only it gets a new design. Internal hardware are still the same, the only thing that's different is the slim design. But there is more sony got under their sleeves, psp now got a new LED screen that will give you a better and crisp display but take up far less space. The LED itself helps pump up the battery life of this slim model which can last four times longer than the original PSP. This new gadget still uses the UMD Drive like from the original PSP but it will be a faster version and will help speed up load times and gameplay, the portable will come packed with 8GBs of internal flash memory. Buttons of the Slim PSP has got a new tweak from the original PSP, and the D-Pad has got a major adjustments giving players more like a PS3 D-Pad.

Final price of the new PSP has not yet been set, but Sony is hoping to sell it for under $170 or so.

Check back soon for more details of the new PSP.