Emma Hope Trainers + Shoes = Hope for Men
Thursday, May 4th, 2006
Emma Hope is world renowned as one of the UK’s leading footwear designers. Since graduating from the Internationally recognised Cordwainers College, which is also responsible for training Jimmy Choo and Patrick Cox amongst others, Emma Hope has won five Design Council Awards, the 1988 Martini Style Award, the 1989 Harpers & Queen Design Award, and in 1995, the Clothes Show TV and D.T.I. accessories award, with a prize of her own collection in a catwalk show as part of Hong Kong Fashion Week.
Although Emma Hope shoes have been primarily aimed at the fairer sex, recently a new and exciting Collection of trainers called Hope for Men has hit the high streets. The collection includes both lace-up and slip-on sneakers and casual shoes and lace-up high-fashion baseball boots. The Hope for Men Collection has an earthy, wild and androgynous quality which attracts people with a deep and mischievous disposition.
The Denim Industry is in the midst of a quiet revolution. A long list of brands and designers are ignoring the lure of highly priced and highly hyped premium “novelty” denim and are offering the consumer something altogether more honest. The urge to produce novelty jeans with garish logos and impractical cuts is being replaced by a growing trend to produce minimalist, clean and basic high quality jeans for the fashion purist.
Back in 2001 Kitmeout was the first website to offer Evisu Shoes forsale online. Back then Kitmeout offered a selection of slipper trainers for a mere £39.99 which, considering the quality at that time, was a fair price. Things have changed drastically since those days. Today, the Evisu Shoes, or Evisu Shoos, Collection is deserving of considerable recognition and respect. The superior quality and craftsmanship of Evisu Shoos is unrecognisable compare to the original Evisu Shoos offered on Kitmeout 5 years ago. Evisu Shoos have come a long way!
SEAL KAY the premium jeans brand from Milano is gaining a well deserved reputation for producing innovative and contradistinctive designs.
