Of all the items in your wardrobe, which would be the first you throw into an overnight bag? Jeans, simple denim trousers popular since the 1950s, are like dogs – hardy, reliable and always ready to roll. But as popular as they are, as comfortable as yours might be, and as much time as you spend wearing them, jeans come from cookie cutters; they’re made for the masses, for models with cheese-grater six packs, for guys who look like LL Cool J in the Paradise video. They’re never going to fit like the proverbial glove. Read more...
The Gurus Shop
Written by NecesCity Hong Kong,
on 18-02-2010 11:23
We’ve all heard of stories of trapped genies in old brass lamps that,
when rubbed the right way, grant you a wish. But what if you found such
a mythical beast whilst walking along the Shek O shoreline and were
stumped as to what to wish for? After all, the possibilities are
endless. If only genies came with one of those Google “I’m Feeling
Lucky” buttons. Read more...
Vuzix Wrap 920
Written by NecesCity Hong Kong,
on 12-02-2010 00:00
Technology is a great thing. It helps us across every aspect of our
lives, and is developing faster than Liu Xiang can jump farm fences.
These days we watch news bulletins, youtube videos and even movies on
everything from wafer-thin cell phones to tiny MP4 players. But instead
of sitting on your next long-haul flight perched over a tiny screen,
why don’t you let technology take you to the next level? Read more...
Void Watches
Written by NecesCity Hong Kong,
on 05-02-2010 11:23
So what do you do when you meet a guy for the first time? Even if it’s
not a business meeting, it’s pretty natural to give him a cursory
wardrobe verdict – Judge Judy styles. You look at his shoes – which
often say more than any other clothing item – maybe come to conclusions
on his choice of tie, or the frames of his glasses. And you look at his
watch. It’s ok, we know it’s a natural reaction, we do it too. Most men
wear their personality on their wrists, not their sleeves. Read more...
Bern Unlimed
Written by NecesCity Hong Kong,
on 03-02-2010 11:23
From the moment we rode our first bike, to the last time we did a
drunken, naked, down-hill slalom run, we’ve been putting our brain
boxes in jeopardy. As if we weren’t losing enough brain cells with all
the hay fever sneezing, head bumping on red MTR handles, and late
nights at underground Connect Four dens, we have the self-audacity to
try extreme sports without sufficient cranial coverage. As our mothers
used to say, this is only going to end in tears. Read more...