Showing posts with label Usain Bolt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Usain Bolt. Show all posts

Seen: Usain Bolt at the "Puma City!"


Truth be told, I haven't actually seen him as yet (sic!) but I have seen the way-cool shots of the Puma City!

On show in Boston till May 17th, the 6,000 sq.ft. re-purposed shipping crate installation "will play host to a street race with gold medalist Usain Bolt this weekend, along with a bicycle weekend, DJs, and personal appearances from Puma’s sailing and local Women’s Professional Soccer athletes," according to WWD.com.

Essentially, the Puma City houses a retail space, viewing areas, and a bar setup, so it's an art/installation thing and a marketing tool in one. Way-cool, indeed...

L.M.N. Harris

N.B. Images courtesy Women's Wear Daily (WWD)

Usain Bolt & Tyson Beckford's on Jamrock Magazine

Ladies... This one's for us! Jamrock Magazine has released their latest issue with the speedy Usain Bolt & the scrumptious Tyson Beckford sharing the double cover. Very delish.

Want to find out more? Check out Jamrock online for details.

L.M.N Harris

Tale of 'The Bolt & The Torpedo' - Hats off to Usain Bolt & Richard Thompson!



Ever so often I venture off the Caribbean Fashion & Style tip to make a passing comment on newsworthy happenings. Today I definitely digress to say - What a fantastic Olympic 100m mens finals!

Double hats off to the Jamaican sprint phenom Usain Bolt, the new Track World Champ and Olympic 100m gold medalist, and of course, to the Trinidadian dark horse of the races, Richard 'Torpedo' Thompson who copped the silver!

In magnificent form, the guys put down a double surprise today; everyone knows that Bolt is speedy, but to break away from the pack, running with a shoe lace untied, pulling up long before even crossing the finishing line AND managing to still clock a 9:69 to win the gold?! Fantastic.

And then, in a more than valiant showing, Torpedo Thompson maintained his standard to stave off the US' third place Walter Dix and the rest of the field, to swoosh in with an incredible 9:89 (his personal best), bringing the silver medal back to Trinidad & Tobago in the process. It's even more fantastic on a personal level, since most folks had only just learned of Thompson's talent right before the Olympics (shameful, I know)...

To Bolt: congratulations! The world is waiting to see what happens when you decide to run, full out, without pulling up - a gold medal with a 9:40 or under time, maybe?

And to Thompson: Please, please don't let the show-off folks 'tief up yuh head' and dazzle you with nonsense. Focus on the track and keep blazing - Bolt will have to put up a damn good fight if he's going to break away from you next time.

LMN Harris.


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