Art of the Week
Boushido by Leech
This design portraits an intricate detailing that depicts a Japanese Warrior and his way of Knighthood. The picture shows a samurai in complete serenity…
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Inkfruit’s Sporty Collection
Staying in shape and keeping fit is what the doctor recommends. At Inkfruit we like to follow the doc’s orders and also recommend a daily dose of stylish fitness.
Whether you gym, run, cycle or practice yoga, it’s always good to wear comfortable, light and free flowing clothes. Track pants and comfy tees are the best for everyday fitness.
But for those who want a hint of style, Inkfruit presents its Sporty Collection…
Model is sporting –
S3T Red Mens Track Pant by Inkfruitlab and Number One Sleevless Hoodie by Funk Overload
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Dragon Black Mens Track Pant by Inkfruitlab
Dragon Grey Melange Mens Track Pant by Inkfruitlab
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Pride & Glory…
There are many reasons that call for a celebration, and elegant affairs call for classy attire.
We’ll promise you sophistication that’s a class apart…
Coming soon to Inkfruit…
Different Ways to Tie a Scarf # 6
The Neck Tie
We’ve shown you how to tie a scarf in quiet a few ways, and now here’s a knot that gets its inspiration from the school tie… Although it seems difficult on your first try, it’ll get easier as you practice this knot…
Here’s how you can make a Neck Tie…
Step 1
Put the scarf around the back of your neck with the ends to the front.
Step 2
Fold one end over the other, two times.
Step 3
Take this same end and pull it up through the back and then through the front loop that you’ve created.
Step 4
Pull the ends tight and adjust the scarf to your liking.
Your classy and chic scarf is ready to flaunt. You can wear it on jeans and a tee or with corporate attire.
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Back to Basics!
It’s time to get down to the basics…
Simple and chic is the fashion mantra in this minimalistic modern age. Plain need not always be boring and solids need not always be dull.
The key to basic tees is colour! One must be careful while choosing colour when it comes to basic tees.
If you’re fair or darker doesn’t really matter. Colour looks great on anyone!
You can try a bright coloured basic tee with dark denims or darker shades with lighter denims or khakis. You can even go for the classic James Dean look with a basic white tee with dark denims.
If you dare, you can try a dark grey or faded black basic tees over pitch black slim jeans or dark navy slim jeans.
So are you ready to get back to basics?
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Comic Con, Delhi, 2012
Comic Con witnessed an explosion of talent with awesome art work expressed on Tees, soles and light bulbs…
We had a super time interacting with all our fans at Comic Con, Delhi… And yes, memories will definitely be cherished by us….
Hope you folks had as much fun as we did! ;)
Until next time, may the force be with you!
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Art of the Week
Chainsaw Massacre by Doyle See
About the design:
If you’re a fan of blood, gore and psychotic murder movies, then wear this tee with an illustration of Leatherface, your favourite psychopath.
About Doyle See:
From the Philippines, he’s a full-time web developer and is passionate about designing. His talent is best expressed in his sketches.
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Chainsaw Massacre by Doyle See
Scrunchie Madness!!
Scrunchie junkie? We’re gonna help you feed your addiction cause you can never have enough of scrunchies.
It’s easy peasy, all you’ll need is:
Old tees in different colours and prints
Scissors
Elastic
Needle and thread
Safety pin
Step 1:
Cut out rectangular strips from your old tee. Depending on what you prefer, you can make it as long and as wide as you like.
Step 2:
Fold the width of about half an inch on both edges and sew each end. Then fold the strip in half, inside out.
Step 3:
Stitch along the length of the cloth. You’ll now have a cloth tube.
Step 4:
Turn the tube right side out and run the elastic through the tube. Use the safety pin to treadle the elastic.
Step 5:
Depending on how tight you like your scrunchie pull both ends of the elastic together and sew. Cut of the excess.
Step 6:
Join the edges of the cloth and stitch around overlapping each other.
Your scrunchie is now ready to hold up your hair. Go crazy and make more of these easy peasy colourful scrinchies. Wear a super cool one every day!
Messenger Bags for the Aam Aadmi…
Battling rush hour traffic is like fighting the evil Voldemort. No matter how hard you try, traffic rears its ugly head every day. But, there is a little ray of hope, at least to help you easy your way through it. Whether you’re riding your bike to work or taking the local train, a good strong and comfortable bag is what you need.
The messenger bag is perfect for every day rush hour. Due to its design, it stays closely wrapped and at the same time not being a menace to you or society. ;)
Used by college students and the working class hero, this bag is all the rage. Available in different shapes, sizes and designs.
At Inkfruit, the messenger bags are artified!
Hairstyle Trends 2012 – Men
The Trend for hairstyles in 2012 is vintage inspired. The classic suave and sophisticated look is back with a twist. Sporting this look with casuals is all the rage on the runway.
The Undercut
Inspired from the 90’s the slicked back undercut style has made a major come back. If you have naturally straight hair this style is a great look for you. You can also opt for different variations in this style. You can part your hair to the sides or spike it up.
Mop Tops
Made famous by the Beatles this hairstyle has been transformed into a messy, scruffy look. It’s chic, simple and easy to maintain. All you need to do is brush your hair forward and add a little hair wax by running your fingers through your hair. This style goes well with straight, wavy and curly hair.
The Rockabilly
The King is back! This Elvis inspired hairstyle has been tweaked a little to give it a more contemporary look. Although, this hairstyle is high maintenance, it’s not impossible. This one’s worth the hard work!
The Quiff
Inspired from the all American man, this look broke free from the polished and refined. This style called for a little more ruggedness and voila the Quiff was born. This season this style has a basic looks which you can transform to your liking. You can either go slick or you can slightly messy.
Long & Free
The long and straight hairstyle has been around since the early 90’s when it was made famous by Axil Rose. You can part it in the middle or have it all combed back. The length of the hair doesn’t matter although the longer the better.
