Crash & Burn Launches online storefront

Los Angeles-based Crash & Burn, has launched their new e-commerce website. The Crash & Burn line started as a women’s contemporary line and has grown to include a men’s line as well. Today this rock/metal inspired collection is a combination of tattoo prints and graphics with a vintage look and feel. The Fall 2011 collection offers up mushy tops, cool tunics, and light layering pieces for the females. Men can be outfitted in comfy casuals in dark tones.Crash & Burn is a graphic driven line with a distinctive aesthetic; reflecting a love for Rock & Roll, tattoos and Art Nouveau that caters to a large number of Los Angeles, especially Hollywood crowd. Be sure to check their website as they are offering free shipping during the first month of operation in November.

http://www.crashandburnapparel.com/

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Csaba Fikker

Owner and Founder of The Los Angeles Fashion magazine. Csaba Fikker has created The Los Angeles Fashion magazine in hopes of bringing life to the local fashion scene in Los Angeles. He comes with a long history of success a founding and co founding several online media companies and he also spent over a decade at various companies as a senior executive. He was one of the original co founders of ON24 once a world wide leader of online one demand financial news outlet. He served as a Senior VP of Production at NetMovies - a Napster Sister company that later was bout by Blockbuster. Csaba Fikker's last corporate position was at KPMG Consulting where he was in charge of building the consulting firm's Streaming media Practice. Since than he has left the corporate world in the pursuit of his dearest hobby Fashion Photography where he spent close ot decade as a successful freelance visual artist. After sitting on his idea of creating a fashion publication in an already saturated market for over 5 years the time and elements of creating a successful business model are just perfect again thus the final result of this online publication that is set to go to print in late Spring 2012.