Coolest stuff for gift » Fashion Accessories

itie – necktie that have a pocket

Wacker — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 03:07:43 +0000

For me, tie is something useless and the only thing is tied up your neck make you breathless. Frankly they’re a pointless accessory. However this itie has another function than just being a fashion accessory.

It got a hidden pocket that lies behind your tie and could be used for various MP3 players, business cards, credit cards, money and smaller sized cellphones. It does make sense since you will no longer stuck any inside your bulky pockets by using this itie. The ties will cost you anywhere from $35 on up to about $60.

Swarovski D:Light Timepiece’s Bracelet

Wacker — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 10:28:43 +0000

This sparkly bracelet, namely D:light, was not an ordinary accessories that just to fit your fashion. It has another identity – wristwatch. Yes, this bracelet can tell the time. Just press a button, the time will be displayed, or it is just look like a fancy bracelet.

Swarovski’s gadgets are well-known designed for the rich who want to show their wealth or social status. So this timepiece’s bracelet are priced at $1,700 and $1,500, depending on color.

Ripple headset – A Fashion Headset

Wacker — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 13:13:12 +0000

Well, you can say this is a earing, and also can say it is a headset. Designer Ilya Friedman has combine this two device into one. It is just like other common Bluetooth cell phones headsets which allows you to talk or listen. To talk just flip down the microphone and the talk function is activated.

Isn’t it is lovely and stylish? But it seems not a good device for men.

Handmade “I Miss You” Ring

Wacker — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 10:18:43 +0000

Need a ring for proposing? why don’t have this novelty ‘I Love You’ ring for the sweetest moment instead of those costly ‘blood diamond ring’?

Made of a custom made stamp and sterling silver, the ring is completely ordered in your size and each of them is individually handmade.

Bold and subtle and brave declarations of love to be left on bedside notes, at the bottom of a letter or a sweetheart’s wrist, over their heart, along the nape of their neck… little traces of love left behind.