Entries Tagged 'Street style' ↓

In the light of the new Gaga-fashion, even I had doubts that a simple outfit like a white shirt and a pair of jeans could be as effective as they once were.
Still. The modelling evidence that the white shirt and blue jeans outfit don’t fade from fashion and that they’re still the evergreen of style, [...]

You could look at these pictures either thinking that this is a STOP sign meant for fashion and style. (as in All Fashion Stops Here – but then again, the guy looks so serious in his matchy-matchy green outfit, I have to think about something else!)
Orrr, you could see it as a rapper gone rogue, [...]

Of course they’re still in! With only one amendment! That they’d be considerably smaller than Camilla Stærk’s here! (photo via)

I know you loved the comfyness of that pink princess so this only comes as a sequel for the first Tokyo-style, Fashion Tales of the Unusual.
This time, to maintain a sense of fashion equilibrium, it’s about a guy. A guy who’s walking around Harajuku in broad daylight wearing a silk red robe. Really red. Really [...]

The following outfit happens in Japan and though not entirely fictional, it’s completely unrelated with any real daily fashion routine we could most likely see around us.
This charming pink princess with perfectly curly hair (is that a wig? No, really, I’m jealous! I reasonably believe even Gaga would be jealous!) is what you should call [...]

You really missed this one, Mr Schuman! And I couldn’t feel more happy to be the one to break this perfect outfit to you!
No, he’s not wearing any colorful scarf or riding a bike, nor he shortened his pants, but David Bowie looks perfect! Sporting a full-concrete-grey look, with black shades and a dandy umbrella, [...]

The Blogosphere is growing more and more influential! It has boldly gone where no one has gone before and took on the Sartorialist’s photographical manners by issuing a chart you’re to follow a lettre to get your picture snapped by Scott Schuman!
Now the Sartorialist Strikes Back with a Times interview (freely translating that into How [...]

The Urban Jewelry project, signed by the young Belgian artist Liesbeth Bussche is rather intriguing and innovative.
Bringing jewelry pieces to a larger-than-life size and place them in various urban landscape situations is by far a pleasant and funny way to redecorate the concrete city. (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)