Pop singer Justin Bieber needs help finding his sneakers.
As the new style icon of Adidas’ teen-oriented Neo label, Bieber has launched the “Find My Golden Shoes” challenge, in which folks worldwide compete in a scavenger hunt for his customised gold Neo sneakers.
Clues are posted daily on the brand’s Facebook page, leading searchers to photos of the shoes hidden someplace on the Web.
By solving the clues and finding the picture, a code will be revealed. Enter the code on the Neo Facebook page, and you’ll be in the running to win daily and weekly prizes.
Each week, there will be one winner of a pair of gold Neo sneakers and an all-inclusive trip to meet Bieber on tour in Miami.
For more details, visit www.Facebook.com/|adidasneothailand.
Playhound goes Rococo
The Thai streetwear brand Playhound celebrates its 10th anniversary with a limited-edition T-shirt that features the unlikely blend of contemporary urban fashion with the fancy Rococo-style scrollwork of 1800s France.
It has the brand name and “Limited Edition 10th Anniversary T-Shirt” in plain block letters with the number 10 in a style that aims to evoke graffiti and Rococo art. For the ladies, there’s a cropped T-shirt while men get an ordinary sporty tee.
Try one on at Playhound boutiques in department stores. For more details, check out www.Greyhound.co.th.
Louis Vuitton finds new muse
America’s hottest model of the moment is Arizona Muse. The 24-year-old brunette is the face of Louis Vuitton’s latest advertising blitz and the star of the ad campaign’s film |“L’ Invitation Au Voyage”.
Directed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, the film takes Muse to the Louvre, where her silhouette glides under archways and slips into the gallery where the masters of the Italian Renaissance are sleeping.
John Murphy, who’s composed the scores for such movies as “28 Days Later”, “28 Weeks Later”, “The Last House on the Left” and “Kick-Ass”, contributes his signature sound to the film.
Look for it online at www.LouisVuitton.com.