Summer Weather

It’s about that time of year when you want to completely give up on looking good. It doesn’t seem worth it if you’re going to be stuck in New York City, sweating your ass off. You have to remember, that the ladies are still here, and sweating their asses off too! Show her you know how to look super “hot”, even in this weather. Check out this video for  tips on summer dressing; Project Upgrade: Update Your Weekend Style

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Preview: Kid Cudi for GQ Magazine

Checkout Kid Cudi for GQ. These photo are supa dupa’ dope, taken by Ben Watts and Nigel Cox!

Cotton sports jacket, $1,220, by Dsquared2. T-shirt, $20, by A|X Armani Exchange. Pants, $495, by Versace. Sneakers, $375, by Common Projects. Sunglasses by Oliver Peoples. Watch by Rolex.

shirt, $44, by AG Adriano Goldschmied. Wool sports jacket, $795, by Z Zegna. Jeans, $630, by Dior Homme. Loafers, $1,170, by Tom Ford. Socks by Falke. Pocket square by Charvet. Necklace by Tiffany & Co. Watch by Rolex. His own custom bracelets by Jacob & Co.
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Keith Haring …who that?

Lately Keith Haring‘s art pieces have been popping up everywhere, yet people barely know this cool cat.

Keith Haring was born in Reading, Pennsylvania on May 4, 1958. Haring was a social activist and an artist. After moving to New York City, at age 19, he found himself inspired by the street graffiti, which later influenced his unique style.  He was prominent in the social scene in New York’s East Village because he was actively involved in gay rights. His involvement influenced some of this art pieces(see below).

Some of his commercial ventures were designing for Swatch watches (1985); the Absolut Vodka advertisement (1986); and a Keith Haring Pop Shop (opened 1986)– which he sold T-shirts, posters, and other items. In 1988, Haring was diagnosed with AIDS. In 1989 he established the Keith Haring Foundation which  provided funding and imagery to AIDS organizations and children programs. Keith died of AID-related complications on February 16, 1990.

Check out some of his artwork.

Untitled, 1982

Untitled, 1982

Untitled, 1983

What a piece of Haring?

1985 Swatch Watch Serpent GZ102 Designed by Keith Haring $1200 (ebay).

Keith Haring “Blanc sur Noir” Swatch ($525 on ebay).

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I am… FRANKLIN AVE

About Time Boutique
733 Franklin Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11238
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Barboncino is on the way!

Franklin Avenue welcomes Barboncino’s Brick Oven Pizza!

Check out Nick from I love Franklin Ave’ blog for more details!
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Thanksgiving Blow Out Sale!

LIVE, LIFE, LOVE
HAVE FUN
SHOP ABOUT TIME BOUTIQUE
FRANKLIN AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY

THANKSGIVING WEEKEND BLOW OUT SALE!
UP TO 30% OFF OF EVERYTHING IN SIGHT
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY 12PM-6PM


LOL!

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Celebrating Local Artist: Mike Perry

Special shout out to Mike Perry for being such a dope & creative artist that supports his community!

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Celebrating Local Artist: Dan Cruz

We welcome local talented artists and support their movement… show us what YOU got.





Check out Dan Cruz’s designs at About Tine Boutique

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Franklin Avenue’s Rainbow

There are a lot of stories and beliefs about rainbows that come from ancient times. The ancient Greeks said that the rainbow traveled with the messenger of the Gods. The messenger is named Iris. She flies on the rainbow and then she lifts the water from the rivers and oceans of the earth into the sky and it falls back to earth as rain. The Vikings believed that the rainbow connected heaven and earth. The Navajo says that the twin hero sons of the sun traveled into their father’s land by walking onto the rainbow. In Siberia the rainbow is the storm God’s bow and is used to shoot arrows of lighting. In Australia the rainbow is the great serpent of dreams. In the Bible the rainbow signals the end of rain and is God’s promise that the world will never be flooded again. The About Time crew believes that it symbolizes Franklin Avenue’s great success. Go community!

It was a sight to see! People stood still in amazement and drivers came out of their cars to take photos of the double rainbow that lit up Franklin Avenue yesterday!



A sign that should remind merchants & residents that Franklin Avenue is the place to be!

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Social Media for Kids® Coming to Lily & Fig This November!

Social Media for Kids® was organized and put into effect by proud residents of the Crown Heights community. In an effort to enrich the community dear to our hearts, for five weeks every Wednesday Social Media for Kids® will offer a free after school program, teaching students how to present themselves in the public eye through the web, discussing privacy issues, combating “cyber-bullying” and using social media for personal advancements. This program will commence on November 10th, 2010 after school hours from 4-6pm at the Lily & Fig Bakery located on 727 Franklin Ave.







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