A couple weeks back, we announced we were doing a Converse giveaway from the brand’s Rock ‘n’ Roll series (available at Journeys and Converse). We asked that readers send in an image of themselves wearing a pair of Chucks. The one who sends in our favorite image, wins a pair of kicks from the collection. Do not delay, send your image in today as tomorrow this contest will be a done deal: HighSnobette at Hotmail dot com!!

Converse is continuing its rock ‘n’ roll series, this time with The Who. These beautiful babies are available now at U.S. mall retailer, Journeys and Converse.  I love these Union Jacks mucho:

Converse The Who Union Jack Chuck Taylor

You like? Well we’re going to be doing a contest to give away a pair. Send us in an image of you in an outfit that includes a pair of Converse. If we like yours best, Converse will ship you one of the three pairs featured in this post in your size.  If Converse doesn’t have your size, you get a $50 dollar gift certificate instead. You have until this time next week to get your image in so don’t delay, ladies, and send your lovely self in a pair of Chucks to HighSnobette@Hotmail.com asap!!

See two more colorways on the other side….

This whole trend of icnoic rock bands as a hot fashion graphic flew right by me and I didn’t even realize its existence until my vist to Magic in August. It still has me confused to be honest, but okay. Are people that fed up with rap music or is it just the yearning for days of hedonism gone by? Looking back with longing at the years when people were getting laid on the reg and folks got sloppy in bars rather than wrapped further tight in Starbucks? No idea, but I do think these Chucks riffing on sexy motherfather Jim Morrison are cute:

There’s more rock bands in the collection, including Grateful Dead, Black Sabbath, The Who, Ozzy and Pink Floyd, which you can all buy at Journeys in November.

There’s a pair of lows from the same series on the other side that I like even more…

On a recent trip to Journeys I came across the Cobain edition Converse line,I loved the idea and wish it happened when Kurt was alive …However this particular style, made to look worn…kind of puzzled me..

 I love everything grunge, but Is not the idea to actually wear your kicks so they  Get Beat Up?  Aside from Kurt’s Signature… there could have been so many other design options to Commemorate the Cutie Of Grunge…The low top with doodles is cool  (on the next page)..But the artificial Worn Look I can’t…

SgP