Sang Bleu
Photography Sam Bayliss-Ibram
Styling Jayson Hindley
Showing posts with label ear stud. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ear stud. Show all posts
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Man of the Golden Mask
Jonathan Lloyd Goldstein
A/W 2011
Photography & Art Direction Char Alfonzo
Model Mateus Lages
Monday, December 27, 2010
Live from Harayuku
The boldness and carefree expressiveness of Japanese young men as they chose their outfit can surprise even me!
Those youngsters seemingly have no problem in dressing in whatever fashion they fancy, as they make use of their clothing to express themselves in a totally individual way, free of any outmoded preconceptions.
My main source of Nipponese street fashion is, of course, the very entertaining blog
Yuma Oyaizu, 19, student
Photography Mai Tanno
Yonichi Isohisa, 19, student
Photography Mai Tanno
Yuji, waiter, 20
Photography Mai Tanno
Ryo Hinaba, 19, student
Photography Kjeld Duits
Takuya, 23, student
Photography Kjeld Duits
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
Love Story
Modern Love
Photography Craig Dean
Styling Karl Templer
Models Freja Beha Erichsen, Dan Kling
Models Freja Beha Erichsen, Dan Kling
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Reflection on a pic
Photographer Kirt Reynolds
I'm reposting this wonderful photograph from The Fashionisto, one my most frequently consulted sites. Gorgeous Micky Ayoub is wearing here a simple stud on his right earlobe (and one presumes his left one as well), a stunning black (probably coral) necklace, an elaborate bracelet, and black polish on his nails. And let's not forget the sexy shredded top.
None of those items looks out of place in an artistic picture of a young man nowadays... but, what about several years ago?
Back in the 80's he might have been perceived as a milder punk; during the 70's, as some sort of a bald hippie, but... what about the 60's? What would people have thought about Micky in those good-ol' days, before the flower revolution and the woman's lib? Most probably, he would have been tagged as a "cross-dresser".
Well, a lady in trousers was also a cross-dresser before Chanel...way back in the 30's...
We may conclude that, although we are several decades behind in our "male-fashion" liberation movement, a lot of progress has being made along these decades in this quest against prejudice.
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