The George Christou 'G Blade' Looks like a Deadly Weapon
Meghan Young — February 3, 2010 — Fashion
References: yankodesign
A couple of years ago I was on a hunt for the quintessential shaving blade; I saw more than a number of different style before settling on one, but never did I come across such a deadly looking one as the George Christou ‘G Blade.’
Looking more like a weapon than a safe shaving knife, the George Christou ‘G Blade’ resurfaces the classic butterfly knife with a gangster twist. The designers take? Shaving is for men. With the art of shaving slowly dying, Christou has decided to take matters into his own hands.
Looking more like a weapon than a safe shaving knife, the George Christou ‘G Blade’ resurfaces the classic butterfly knife with a gangster twist. The designers take? Shaving is for men. With the art of shaving slowly dying, Christou has decided to take matters into his own hands.
Trend Themes
1. Gangster-inspired Shaving Tools - There is an opportunity for designers to create more unique and masculine shaving tools, using gangster-inspired aesthetics.
2. Reviving the Art of Shaving - Entrepreneurs may want to focus on reviving the art of shaving, offering unique and stylish shaving tools to appeal to modern men.
3. Combining Form and Function - Designers can explore ways to make everyday items more visually striking while maintaining their utility, as seen with the G Blade.
Industry Implications
1. Men's Grooming - The men's grooming industry can benefit from innovative products that capture the attention of male consumers who are willing to pay for quality and style.
2. Cutlery - Cutlery manufacturers can extend their product lines to include unique, eye-catching blades that appeal to a wider range of consumers.
3. Fashion and Accessories - Incorporating gangster-inspired aesthetics in fashion accessories can appeal to consumers who appreciate bold and edgy designs.
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