The Absolute Best Lapdancing Song
My friend said she was making a lapdance playlist. I really don’t know what the average non-stripper individual would do with more than 5 of these songs in succession. You need to switch it up from time to time. But she mentioned that this was at the top of the list, and I must concur. And the true brilliance behind it (as with most great timeless songs,) the sexual references are mostly innuendo and nothing too graphic. It’s most obvious lyrics are “if you’re horny” and “juices flowing down your thigh.” The rest of the lyrics *could* just be referencing a rodeo of some sort. If I were a parent, I wouldn’t be too worried about my kids hearing this song, considering that I was just a kid when I heard it and I think I turned out fine.
Compared to what we hear on radio today, this song is PG.
STEEL EXCLUSIVE: Product of New York by Kyle Pulli
As promised earlier in the week, we here at the Steel Closet present an exclusive look at the Spring 2010 offerings from Pony’s upscale spin-off, Product of New York. Pony’s roots in the athletic shoe industry still frame the silhouettes of Pulli’s new collection, but sleeker outsole treatments, finer materials, and compelling construction make Product of New York more at home on the streets rather than the stadium.
More pictures, and my take on each shoe, after P.O.N.Y.’s press release.
PRODUCT OF NEW YORK
A COLLECTION BY KYLE PULLI
Inspired by a rich heritage as an authentic, performance sport brand, Pony’s Product of New York collection fuses timeless silhouettes with modern distinctive detailing. The Brooklyn Bridge metaphorically represents this assortment “Bridging” Pony’s Brooklyn roots with the progressive, fashion forward nature of “The City.” The collection is crafted from an exquisite materials palette and constructed for supreme comfort. Product of New York is the perfect synthesis of 21st century technical performance footwear and the simplicity of yesteryears’ classic silhouettes
For the Record | Kyle Pulli
For the Record is The Steel Crew’s series of dialogue with leaders and up-and-comers in the fashion, arts, and entertainment industries. We are the inquiring minds, and we want to know more…don’t you?
This edition for For the Record is with VP of Design for Pony, Kyle Pulli. Pony is engineering its own resurrection, drawing from its roots in 1970s New York to reach out to a brand new audience while simultaneously reminding those who remember Pony that they’re back in a big way.
At the forefront of this resurgence is Kyle Pulli, former designer at adidas and a seriously cool guy. I was just expecting another good interview, but Kyle opened up about his own personal design philosophies, the history and innovation that’s driving Pony today, the struggles and advantages of working for a smaller company, and what inspires him to continue designing. It ended up being more of an actual conversation than an interview (and the length reflects that), but I got some insight on the process and the industry that I never thought I would get. For anyone as obsessed with sneakers and design as much as I am, it’s a must-read.
Check out our full interview with Kyle after the jump.
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