As Super Bowl weekend draws closer and closer it’s time to put on your best game face and by that we mean showing off your Super Bowl/team spirit! If you’re looking for some great quality memorabilia for Super Bowl Sunday, Fashion Reverie has you covered!
Scoop NYC is celebrating Super Bowl XLVIII being on New York’s home soil for the first time in NFL history. Scoop is offering women’s and men’s apparel inspired by New York/New Jersey and the rival’s team for a limited time at the Soho and Meatpacking districts stores. The tee’s retail at $40 and the hoodies retail at $85.
The Scoop NYC Super Bowl–inspired collection is made even more appealing by Scoop NYC distributing scratch-off card at their Soho and Meatpacking stores, as well as surrounding hotels on Friday, January 31 and Saturday February 1, while supplies last. The scratch-off cards will offer surprise discounts ranging from 10% to 25% off on your purchase or even $100 off your purchase until February 1. Consumers will also have a chance to win to win a $1,000 gift card!
Now that’s what I call winning the Super Bowl! Now, check out what Scoop has to offer to get you prepared for the Super Bowl festivities in style.
—John Woody






































Triumph Lingerie may be known internationally as one of the most iconic names in undergarments servicing women across 120 counties worldwide. It’s no wonder why they’re known as “The Maker of Lingerie.” Until now, the American consumer has been less familiar with the global powerhouse. “Introducing ourselves to the discerning American consumer and treating her to the perfect cutting-edge designs, impeccable fit and excelling quality of our lines is a natural further development in making our brand available and accessible to women around the globe,” said Markus Spiesshofer, Triumph CEO. The famed lingerie creators have finally invaded the American market with their timeless styles and sophisticated fashions.
Triumph unveiled their glamorous fall/winter 2013 collection with a fabulous soiree for the fashion elite. The event featured a trip down memory lane looking back at iconic, classic lingerie from as far back as the late 1800s. Each decade showcased how Triumph has developed the idea of lingerie for women by taking control of their curves and revolutionizing the way their intimates are made. The nostalgic journey ended with a preview of their current collection that will arrive in the U.S. this fall. The collection featured a variety of styles that personified the phrase “Seductive Chic.” “The Triumph stores … will beat the brand’s first foray into the United States and an exciting milestone in out U.S. expansion …,” says Todd Overmyer, Vice President of Retail North America. The new collection will also feature ‘Forbidden Lace,’ a collection made exclusively for the U.S. market featuring luxurious craftsmanship made to grab the American consumer’s attention along with supermodel Helena Christensen’s exclusive line with the premier lingerie brand.





Converse has come a long way since its founder Marquis Mills Converse started Converse in 1908 as a rubber shoe company, providing winterized rubber soled footwear for men, women, and children. By the early 1920s, Converse had introduced the first all-star basketball shoe and had formed a relationship with basketball player Charles H. “Chuck” Taylor, who became an ambassador for the brand, even having his signature added to the popular classic, high-topped sneaker in 1932.
As part of its All Star Footwear collection, Converse introduces the Chuck Taylor All Star Rock Craftsmanship Collection which focuses on updated hardware, premium leather and distressed washes. The collection features spikes, studs and zippers in both gold and silver are available in low-top and high-top styles.
