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Saturday, March 30, 2013

Ian Machine

25 year old model, photographer and stylst based in Peoria, Arizona

Photo credits:

She Paints With Blood, Ekliptik Mirror, JNN Photography, Charles Haddock/CWJ Photography

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Also check out his friend Kris

Other Rising Young Models
Alberto Monterrosas
Viktor Makarov

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Agus Beluchi

Photography Emilse Benítez

Sources

Pictorial Culture

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Sunday, August 7, 2011

Zombie Nation

Zombie Nation

Vogue Hommes Japan

2008

Photography Mariano Vivanco

Styling Nicola Formichetti

.Models Sam Jadwat, Stuart Jones, Joshua Blount

Homotography retrieves this glorious edit originally published in the debut issue of Vogue Hommes Japan in 2008.

I hadn't seen it before and, as I'm pretty sure many of my readers haven't either, I'm happy to share it with you all.

I'm sure many will be thrilled by it's Goth-dark, gloomy edge.

Source

Homotography

Beats 'n Pieces

Punk Ain't Dead

Korean Punk

Mugler

More Guilt

Monday, May 23, 2011

Dark Side

To those of you who are into anything Gothic: I've been informed that your day was yesterday, so I'm dedicating this posting to you all, my dark, post-modern buddies.

You're already "alternative" in most senses, including music, lifestyle, and, of course, fashion. So there's nothing new about you guys wearing skirts, only that they have to be black, and, whenever possible, they should display other elements referring to the Goth scene, such as leather belts, chains, or occult imagery.
Am I right?

Anyways, I'm not really part of any subcultural stream or urban tribe myself... but I'd definitely wear any of these!

Model Rommel Werneck

Source

Stamos Kilts

Julius

Photographer Photographed

Prickle and Prick

Need some Discipline?

Jaiden and Rasham

Sunday, April 25, 2010

"Trinity" (Axel & Chloe)

Oh my Goth!

Photography Greko Sklavounos

Fashion Brian Lichtenberg, Cheap Monday, Pudel

Jewelry Alex and Chloe

Not really my cup of tea, but for all you dark-fashionistas out there: wonderful jewelry from the recent "Trinity" collection by Axel & Chloe

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Östeman in dark

Lina Österman's first runway show features dark monochromatic ensembles with graceful tops, like the knitted blouse-shawl on the left.

Beautiful gauze black tunics are shared by both sexes, contributing to the androgynous look. The white setup (center) comes as a relief at the end of the display.

Footloose and Fashion-Free!

We are living exiting times in many senses: technologies allow us to stay in touch with people from around the word and humanity even starts reaching for distant planets.

When it comes to gender, we have gone a long way into accepting our ample, rich sexual diversity that goes way beyond the traditional gender binary: after many centuries of stereotypes, people finally start presenting themselves as bi-gender, non-binary, genderless, genderfluid.

Even cis-gender people, i.e. those falling into the conventional ”male” and “female” categories, are acting, even unconsciously, in ways far removed from traditional patterns: Ladies are becoming more assertive, while gentlemen are allowed to show their emotions and display their “feminine” side.

All this slow but steady modifications in our conduct, which I consider to be extremely healthy and honest, cannot help but being expressed in the way we dress.

Ladies wear pants and “power suits”, while the creativity, the flair, the colors, the design, which used to be reserved for the girls only, are finally reaching the menswear department. Males don’t have to settle for the same old boring, gray, stuff.

Skirts, heels, jewelry and flower-patterns in bright colors for men are not uncommon any more.

My blog, promotes designers and creators of non-conforming fashions.

WARNING: It’s not a blog about "cross-dressing". That's a word that hopefully will one day vanish from our vocabulary as everyone dresses the way they feel suit and that's that!

Feel free to post your comment!

Feel free to wear whatever you please!

Disclaimer

I do not own the copyright for any of the pictures I publish. My only intention is to promote the creative work of designers, photographers, stylists, and all the artistic talents involved in the production of alternative, inventive, unusually creative fashions.

I'm pretty sure that all those creators benefit from the costless publicity and world-wide promotion they obtain from bloggers around the globe. As a matter of fact, many of them have actually recognized our work.

I make my best effort to always include all the due credits and, whenever possible, to link them to the source where the images were originally published.

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