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While the photos featuring shorts trend among girls from Singapore and jeans style from Malaysia will probably hit newsstands by April and May.
Come back for more street fashion photos!
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Unfortunately, I lost the journal that became part of this adventure. It contains all information of the people I met: their favorite shops, their personal styles, their style icons,etc. It happened while I was taking photos last Saturday. For the succeeding posts, let the photos and title speak for their style. After all, style is visual. It speak for itself.
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He does a good balancing movement and tricks to drum beats performed by his companions.
He plays with the crystal ball making it flow in his arms, as if it is floating in the air, making sure that it doesn’t fall, while doing some simple dance movement.
His companions, Sadaoka Daisuke and Taro Hirose, create tribal beats. Sometimes they accompany it with whistle.
They all play while everyone passes the street.
Some stop to watch them and to listen to the rhythm.
Some just pass by.
Until, the drumbeats has to slowly turn into silence and the night has to contain the street.
But, the drumbeats linger like a music to the ears and his carefree character can be an inspiration.
Domou Arigatou Gozaimashita!
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The 80s cult classic film Heavy Metal Parking Lot exposed a world of fashion so bad it was good. Some 25 years later, the clothes might have changed but the attitude is still the same. Models include Lakshmi Menon, Jacquelyn Jablonski, Kori Richardson, Yuri Pleskun and Berthold Rothas.
Photographer: Christian Brylie
Styling: Yuki James
“All the world’s a stage”
V A MODEL winner Emma Dumont as the evidently not-so-inimitable Lady Gaga in five points on the globe: the United Kingdom, Spain, Thailand, Africa, and Vatican City. She is joined by Mariel, Rico Nieves, Crystal Renn, Daniel Liu, Charlene Almarvez, and AJ Abualrub.
Photographed by Richard Burbridge
“Hey Hey Anime”
It’s a manga moment, and spring’s runways are full of clothes designed to complete a colorful comic book look.
Photographer: Amy Troost
Styling: Catherine Newell-Hanson
“Farm Fresh”
We’re hoofin’ it to the country with this season’s sweat dresses and sturdy heels in tow. The simple life has never sounded better, or looked quite as chic.
Photographer: Amy Troost
Styling: Catherine Newell-Hanson
“The art of being Kirsten Dunst”
Photographer: Mario Testino
Styling: Nicola Formichetti
Jenny
16 years old
Style icon: Mischa Barton and Katy Perry
Favorite shop: Zara
Junice
18 years old
Dress and jacket from Tracyeinney, Shoes from Korea and Bag from Aldo
Personal Style: Prints
Style Icon: Mademoiselle Yulia
The 10-page spread was inspired by Mexican actress Maria Felix—also known as La Doña—a woman who eventually became a fixture in the fashion world as well as in Mexican cinema. Once dressed by designers like Christian Dior, Givenchy, Yves Saint Laurent and Chanel, Felix also commissioned serpent and crocodile diamond necklaces from Cartier Paris—clearly an influence in V’s “Ave Maria.”
Photographer: Mario Testino
Styling: Sarajane Hoare
Model: Daria Werbowy
From Malaysia, back to Singapore street fashion!
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Bon
16 years old
Massive Attack top with monster prints, Levi’s jeans and Nike shoes
Style icon: The Strokes
Favorite shop: Topman
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Hazig
18 years old
Cardigan and top from local shop in Malaysia, A/X belt, Levi’s pants, and Converse shoes
Style: Rock star
The 10-page spread is inspired by the famed hip-hop girl group Salt-n-Pepa, showcasing the style that helped propel the female act to fame in the 80’s and 90’s.
Photographer: Josh Olins
Styling: Clare Richardson
Models: Lily Donaldson and Liya Kebede
The collection is extremely focused: it includes 20 ready to wear items, 7 shoes styles, 9 bags styles and 8 jewellery pieces.
As in the origami, the volumes of each garment are unusual, with extremely structured cuts and pleats that help defining them with precision and geometric rigour: at times strips of fabric line the skirts, strips of leather extend the shoes silhouette, as if they still had to be folded to turn into the actual items women will wear.
Proportions meet and cross, in a harmonious alternation of opposites; tiny skirts are worn over extra long jumpers, whose hems sneak out of the skirts that, in this way, look like belts at a first glimpse.
The focus is on the shoulders, important, geometric, often enhanced thanks to the addition of pleats.Knitwear is super soft and feminine, thus contrasting openly with the rigorous silhouettes of the outerwear. In the materials range, technical fabrics with a thick and consistent texture, wool crêpre, leather and a very light silk/cashmere blend are outstanding.
Giuliano Fujiwara womenswear collection had a successful debut last February 25, 2010 during the Milano Moda Donna.
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Coat - Benetton
Bag - Marc Jacobs
Boots - Nine West
Smile - Heaven
Happy Bday! Love, Yoshi and Bernie’s
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Nudity after the cut
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