Today I have a great swimwear style to introduce to you, the RufRod from RufSkin. In general, the swimwear creations by RufSkin have always been greatly influenced by the Brazilian style. The so-called Sungas, which is a very popular cut in Brazil, is practically a synonym for comfort, masculinity, and sex appeal. RufRod, the recently introduced new swimwear style, is a Sunga and was inspired by model and television personality Rodiney Santiago.
You may remember Santiago from LogoTV’s A-List New York, or from his more recent project Couples Therapy on VH1. Rodiney is originally from Brazil, but moved to the US in 2006 to study English. He signed a modeling contract in Miami soon after.
“The collaboration between RufSkin and Rodiney is a natural fit,” said RufSkin President Douglas Coats. “We’re excited to be working together with one of the sexiest men on TV to create this collection. It’s a winning combination that we think everyone will love.”
The RufRod line of swimwear is made up of solid color blocks, mesh and patterns with a color palette chosen by Rodiney and RufSkin designer Hubert Pouches. Santiago was greatly involved with the fit of this line, so as to give it the true Brazilian authenticity. The differently styles and designs in the collection are named after some Brazilian coastal cities such as Angra, Lagoa and Busios, to name a few.
Check out the website to learn more.
Philip Fredriksson DET c4R HUMOR!!! Jag gjorde flera e4rliga och mogna ff6rsf6k att delta i detebtan men ke4nde re4tt se5 snabbt att det var lf6nlf6st, se5 jag har kul iste4llet :)c5k och hyr dig Betne9rs senaste och tat lugnt, jag ske4mtar bara med er. Jag e4lskar er alla oavsett status, hudfe4rg, le4ggning osv, men sne4lla du, hur ska jag svara pe5 era (urse4kta ordvalet) sjuka pe5ste5enden och e5sikter om inte med HUMOR?
Posted by: Cheka | September 05, 2012 at 10:52 PM
Sounds like a classic case of (foolishly) tirnyg to out think biology.FACT: We are primates, and within the primate classification, males are responsible for ensuring the physical safety of their females. True, we are also highly intellectual primates, and unlike our ape and monkey cousins, we are more cognizant of gender roles. I believe that this particular author of the original article and the response would like to believe that in pursuit and task of our evolution, the next step for human females is to re-create social order and pitch it high matriarchial. Clearly, this a narrow-minded pursuit of ultimately self-defeating goal. Eventually, when our powers of mental greatness fail us, some problems can only be dealt with by brawn.But insofar as the medieval conception of chivalry, I will agree. That system made victims of both men and women, because it assumed that men must function to protect the physical and emotional wellbeing of their female. And females, when the locus of control of their own emotional compass was denied them, became co-dependent on a man who was unable by the very tenets of his biology to fill that role. That is why that particular set of values went away.Now, as to modern chivalry, this is wholly appropriate and desirable. Yes, there are women who defer to their overbearing males who may also be old fashioned in their approaches, but relation does not prove causation. I appreciate the comments above of men who treat their women with respect, and even small gestures such as opening the door or paying for dinner have biological routes. When a man finds a woman of worth, he needs to prove to that woman that he is a provider who protect her and their (eventual) young. Thereby, as a display of his need to prove himself worthy of her, he will perform these small gestures. And because we are the type of mammal who will jump ship to save ourselves if we see a relationship is sinking, he will continue these gestures into to relationship (if he is wise to prove that he remains worthy of her trust in him. It's our species version of building a nest or mating dancing.But, hey, if the author wants the type of relationship where she needs to feel she can one up her guy, I wish her luck.Anyways, those are my initial thoughts in brief.
Posted by: Cyryl | November 06, 2012 at 07:10 AM
The guy believes a lie, that is why he lies. You see he tkihns that lying would protect him or get him something, well there are lots of reasons, but none are good. He believes it's better to lie then to be honest. Any relationship built on lies will crumble down eventually, it's a known fact.
Posted by: Briane | December 13, 2012 at 01:18 AM