Sunday, May 31, 2009

I'M NOT OBSESSED

Emperial Nation Learns From History

Emperial Nation is a t-shirt company that captures important moments in history and prints them on to high quality t-shirts. Emperial Nation was started by Greg Dennis, Hurol Sengul, and Phil Williams in the heart of New York City, year 2007. The company wants to capture moments in history that were key to changing culture and the world by impriting ideas, places and people on t-shirts.
Our customers are creative and educated buyers that want to support brands with substance. Your basic graphic tee’s with random slogan’s will not cut it with them. Our consumers appreciate details and high quality fabrications.

Each collection is fresh and brand new and represents a period of time in our history. So far they have Harlem Renaissance, Civil War, French Revolution, Gangs of New York, Ottoman Empire, Wild West. Visit EmperialNation.com to see all the collections and stay updated on their next collection!

Check it out at:

http://www.imnotobsessed.com/node/58716

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SRI PRA THAI Restaurant:

64-13 39th Avenue
Woodside, NY

This place is very affordable and healthy. Please try to go before dinner, the place gets packed. Old school and traditional Thai food. The menu is the size of a magazine.

Thursday, May 28, 2009

TOBACCO CANDY IN THE MARKET

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

FOOD FOR THOUGHT!

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

MILE HIGH CLUB

Saturday, May 23, 2009

VIDEO INSPIRATION

SPLASH MAGAZINE FATHERS DAY GUIDE

Harlem Renaissance - Duke E. Tee
Description: The Emperial Nation movement is dedicated to preserve history through fashion & arts, giving it a new life through modern eyes of people who want to change their world. Each graphic design is based on a historical event including pieces from the Spring/Summer collections inspired by the Harlem Renaissance, Gangs of New York, French Revolution, Ottoman Empire, Civil War and Wild West
. Visit the WebsitePrice: $37.00 to $41.00

Check out the site below:
http://www.lasplash.com/publish/cat_index_Style_and_Fashion/Father_s_Day_Style_and_Fashion_Gift_Guide_for_2009.php

Thursday, May 21, 2009

URISTOCRAT: (Emperial Nation x Joes Pub Cotton Club Tee)

Emperial Nation is a brand that creates t-shirts to capture important moments history and now has joined teams with Joe’s Pubs to make their own history. The brand is dedicated to capturing history though representation of important historical periods that led us through change and expressing those periods through fashion. Targeting landmark ideas, places and people, Emperial Nation is keeping history alive through education.

Starting in June 2009, employees of Joe’s pub will be wearing Emperial Nation Cotton Club tee which represents the notorious legacy of Jack Johnson. Known to be one of the elite social spots in New York- Club De Luxe as it was first known- opened its doors in 1920 during one of the most turbulent eras in the history of the United States. Prohibition lent itself to rebellion, fashion and the desire for good music and dancing.

Joe’s Pub helped launch the careers of numerous entertainers including Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Duke Ellington to name a few. The Cotton Club regularly hosted world renowned musicians and chorus girls at least 5’6” to dance on the bar for celebrity nights.

Today, Joe’s Pub is known as one of the best music venues in New York City. Located in the heart of New York’s lower east side, Joe’s pub is known to feature up to 3 shows a day 7 days a week for the musician in all of us. Throughout the past 10 years Joe’s Pub has been known to host thousands of artists spanning every musical note. From Joss Stone, Jose Gonzalez and Ryan Adams to Sean Lennon and Jason Mraz, Joe’s Pub is still the best theater to catch a rising star.
Look out for more information on how to get the tee or just visit Emperial Nation.com.

Check out the article @ uristocrat.com/2009/05/1305/

Monday, May 18, 2009

Friday, May 15, 2009

COME SHOP WITH US


Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Saturday, May 9, 2009

Magnificent Architecture

Air Force Academy Chapel : Colorado, USA


Dancing Building : Prague, Czech Republic


Druzhba Holiday Center Hall : Yalta, Ukraine


The Ufo House : Sanjhih, China


Guggenheim Museum : Bibao, Spain

Erwin Wurm "House Attack" : Viena, Austria


Fuji Television Building : Tokyo, Japan


The Egg "Empire State Plaza" 
Albany, New York, USA


Ryugyong Hotel : Pyongyang, North Korea


The Bank of Asia "Robot Building"
Bangkok, Thailand


Civic Center : Santa Monica, California USA


Calakmul Building
"La Lavadora-The Washing Mashine" : Mexico


UCSD Geisel Library 
San Diego, California USA


Nakagin Capsule  Tower : Tokyo, Japan


"Grand Lisboa" : Macao


Baha'i House of Worship "Lotus Temple"
Delhi, India


"Nord LB Building" : Hannover, Germany


"Manchester Civil Justice Centre"
Manchester, UK


"Fashion Show Mall" Las Vegas, USA


"Lloyd's Building" : London, UK


Gherkin Building, London, UK


Cubic House : Rotterdam, Netherland


Beijing National Stadium : Beijing, China


Solar Furnace : Odeillo, France

Thursday, May 7, 2009

KILLAHBEEZ.COM CONTEST

In the past week or so we’ve received some quality tees, but in typical fashion we want to show all our readers how much we appreciate y’all and give the whole lot to one lucky winner. Concert tickets, autograph CDs and now t-shirts, you know how we do. The sizes we have are smalls and medium so this should fit both men and women as the tees are abit fitted and the material is super soft.

In addition to these tees, we’ll be throwing in other goodies, such as CDs, stickers and other surprises.

***To enter all you have to do is leave a comment. Thats it. One entry per person per ip.

Contest closes Monday at 9am PST / 12pm EST

Here is some information on the tees that we will be giving away to the winner.

Emperial Nation, www.emperialnation.com

Developed in 2007 by a group of streetwear connoisseurs, Emperial Nation is dedicated to preserving history through fashion and arts. Observing a demand in the marketplace for meaningful designs, the creators of Emperial Nation sought to infuse landmark historical moments into their aesthetic, using fashion as a vehicle to enlighten and inspire with the richness of the past.

Bringing together their varied backgrounds and areas of expertise—from overseeing a textile business to running an independent clothing line—the founders of Emperial Nation built the brand on an affinity for fine fabrics, an eye for fit, and an enduring love of history. With ultra-soft, slim-fit tees and evocative designs, Emperial Nation aims to make history wearable.

Here is the link to the contest:
http://www.killahbeez.com/2009/05/07/giveaway-variety-of-tees/

Monday, May 4, 2009

VIDEO INSPIRATION (JUST BE THANKFUL)

MEN'S FASHION BY FRANCESCO

Emperial Nation: Making History through Tees



"The history of a people is found in its songs."
George Jellinek
WQXR host, the Vocal Scene

Well now it can be found on its T-shirts, as well!

Although Emperial Nation does not have a long history of its own, from its inception the movement has sought to preserve history through innovative streetwear that encourages customers to “change their world.”

Created in 2007, Emperial Nation is already showcasing six different collections, each inspired by a specific period that features various historical figures, unique artifacts, and memorable events:

The Harlem Renaissance (1920-1940) The Wild West (1865-1890)
The American Civil War (1861-1865) Gangs of New York (1820-1852)
The French Revolution (1789-1799) The Ottoman Empire (1299-1922)

Shopping online at Emperial Nation is like a guided tour at the local museum. Not only do you find the price, name, color, and code of each article but you can also read a short historical background to the image on the T-shirt. One of my favorite examples is the photo to the right:

RUNNIN TEE
Wanted: Billy the Kid. Relatively unknown during his own lifetime, he was catapulted into legend the year after his death when his killer, Sheriff Patrick Garrett, published a wildly sensationalistic biography of him called The Authentic Life of Billy, the Kid. Beginning with Garrett's account, Billy the Kid grew into a symbolic figure of the American Old West.

If you are a history buff or just in search of some cool new tees, then Emperial Nation is the right stop for you!

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