Angel just received a new shipment of Desigual for women, the final installment of the Fall-Winter 2020 collection.

All Desigual from the Fall collection, for women & men, is on sale 30% off for a limited time. Desigual from the Summer 2020 collection is on sale up to 50% off.

Here are the latest New Arrivals for women for Fall 2020:

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Angel is Vancouver’s first Desigual Wow Shop boutique with the latest styles of the Barcelona brand for men, women & kids.

The Desigual Spring-Summer 2020 collection is on sale 30% to 50% off. Desigual from previous seasons for men & women is 40% to 50% off. All Desigual kids is 50% off. And get a free Desigual cotton tote bag with every purchase of Desigual.

Angel is located at No. 2 Powell Street in the Gastown district of Vancouver, Canada. We’re  on the corner of Powell & Carrall Street in Maple Tree Square, where Vancouver began. The historic photo (left) shows what the location of my store looked like in 1886.

 

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Today’s music is by Van Halen, the Los Angeles band whose lead guitarist, Eddie Van Halen, wowed the world with his virtuosity. Eddie died this week.

This is the Van Halen song that exploded across the world in the 1980s.

When Quincy Jones was producing Michael Jackson‘s Thriller album in 1982, he called Eddie Van Halen to ask him to do a guitar solo. Eddie was reluctant, saying he didn’t think he was the right guitarist to play on an R&B song. Quincy told him Beat It was about being tough and Eddie would have free rein. The New York Times wrote: “Van Halen played a virtuosic, expansive solo, during which speakers in the studio control room caught fire. Eddie played on the song for free, and wasn’t billed in the album’s credits. As he told CNN in a 2012 interview, one day when he was shopping at Tower Records, “Beat It” came on and he heard a kid snorting, “Listen to this guy trying to sound like Eddie Van Halen.” (‘That is me!’ Van Halen told the kid.)”

I had never heard of Megan Thee Stallion until I saw this video, which came out last week. I love the beat, but I was hesitant about posting it. When I grew up, radio banned a Rolling Stones song because they sang “Let’s spend the night together.” You couldn’t sing about sex. Don’t Stop is blatantly sexual, but the video has a hallucinogenic 1960s topiary innocence that is so entertaining.