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Wednesday October 1st, 2008

Doc Swaps One It Girl For the Other

Daisy Lowe may have been everywhere this past Fashion Week, but WWD‘s reporting that we’ll probably be seeing her a lot less very soon anyway: They say Cory Kennedy, face of Urban Decay / Sebastian / half of NYLONtv, is set to replace Daisy as the face of Docs. No idea if this has to Read more →

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Published at 12:08 PM

Monday July 21st, 2008

Models

Doc Sticks with Daisy

Daisy Lowe may have left IMG, but she’s still consistent on one thing: Her ad campaigns. Today we learned Ms. Lowe was retained by Doc Martens for their Fall ’08 ad campaign – Something that should excite two groups of people more than the rest: 1. The group that loves seeing Daisy in her underpants Read more →

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Published at 9:00 AM

Thursday May 29th, 2008

Admin

[**Note: We've only got one pair, in one size, so the first correct answer wins! If nobody gets this (which Jazzi is seriously doubting anyone will) we'll give you a new letter every day until you do. Ok, Ready... Go!] Update: OK wow, contest over. Reader Chris will be getting them!

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Published at 4:20 PM

Wednesday May 7th, 2008

A New Doctor

Jerry Kaye, former creative director for Perry Ellis, has just been named head designer for Dr. Martens. That’s probably the most sensible fashion appointment we’ve ever heard. Kaye came on as Men’s fashion director at Ellis in 1993, the same year Marc Jacobs was fired, and stayed up until 2005 when he launched his own Read more →

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Published at 12:00 PM

Friday March 28th, 2008

Wednesday January 2nd, 2008

Thursday December 6th, 2007

Monday December 3rd, 2007

If Doc Martens Sells Out, Will They Sell Out of Shoes?

There’s a phrase in today’s Times that we love. It’s about the half-true resurrection of Doc Martens in fashion, and it goes like this: “[Doc Martens] is trying to replicate deliberately what first happened serendipitously.” It’s a gorgeous and air-tight sentence, but oddly The Times passes no judgments on its idea. It lets the forceful Read more →

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Published at 9:35 AM

Tuesday November 27th, 2007