This picture makes me want to lie down, even though I know I wouldn’t be alone there on the rotten cover. But share the sky view with some cute little animals. It is taken North 10th Street in Williamsburg, NY, August 2010 by the Grafittiwalker, who finds the best combination between walking citizens and Graffiti.
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Michelle Harper Ceo Darac Beauty at SS2011 Y-3 in New York
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1o years ago she was selling T-shirts at concerts for Peaches. Now Mathangi “Maya” Arulpragasam is one of the “World’s Most Influential people” (Time 100).
There are always two shows, one on and the other around the runway. This fashion week in New York I was focusing on fashion of stage. Download the ron_nylookbook here.
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Yesterday at the train station, I was catching a glimpse of huge yellow sneakers from Yohji Yamamoto. “My name is King Jabbar, I am a gay rapper let the people know that,” the wearer said. “And listen to my music on myspace!”
His Hummel pants are not his favorite, cause they are not skinny: “Jeans must be tight, my favorite pair right now are 7forallmankind jeans. I decide a day before what I’m wearing, so it takes me no time to get dressed in the morning. My style advice? Always mix and never stay current.”
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27 years old Lee Woo-Kyung studied fashion design in FIT and won the first Project Runway Korea. At the last fashion week i met her she looked quite different that at work or in TV.
What is your favorite peace of the outfit and why? One piece jumpsuit. just fun to wear and I happen to find great peaces often.
How long did it take you to get dressed in the morning? About 10 min ( i never take long to get dressed)
Your style advice: just be yourself
What happened after you won project runway Korea? I was on a show called ‘style vs. style’ for about 6 months and now i’m working as a style director at JYPE (in Korea)
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Foto © Julia Montague
Anna Dello Russo, Fashion Director Vogue Nippon, bekommt irgendwie immer, was sie will. Nämlich uns auf jedem Streetstyle-Blog, auf dem man landet zuzurufen: Ich bin schon da! Ihr Konzept ist einfach, aber nicht leicht nachzuahmen: Sie kauft ganze Kollektionen direkt vom Laufsteg weg und trägt sie wie dort präsentiert. Statt einem Model steckt sie in den Klamotten und läuft damit um Laufstege herum.
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Perfect Mix of Materials, Patterns and Folding Forms
