Shota
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Happy New Year
新年快樂
I'll be celebrating the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Serpent which took off yesterday, by catching up with my dear friend Joey Ma, one of my very favorite bloggers.
You should pay him a visit as well, at
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Cinderella Complex
Cinderella
Issue No. 2
Photography Giampaolo Sgura
Styling Miguel Arnau
Models
Adrian Cardoso, Alexandre Cunha, Diego Fragoso,
Gil Soares, Malthe Lund Madsen, Sebastian Sauve
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Apropos Pejic
The Concept Store
Celebrity model Andrej Pejic is back to his old tricks: this time he's modelling ladies-wear for the German store Apropos.
He's been labelled as a "femiman", some new breed of ultra-feminine men who's effeminacy borders transsexualism.
But I also think that he definitely qualifies as an extreme New Male, one who takes his unprejudiced conduct to the utmost degree.
Such uttermost ladylikeness is not for everyone, of course (not even for every female).
But his example might show to some of us that there's nothing wrong about a man carrying a purse, or wearing high-heeled shoes.
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Wiktor Update
Apart from his frequent appearances everywhere around the world of Fashion, male model Wiktor Hansson shares with us his very own personal pics, most of which would be artsy enough to feature in any major magazine of the industry!
He does so in his wonderful blog: http://carolinesmode.com/thewiktordiet
These are some of the recent get-ups in which he has styled and photographed himself.
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| Fashion by Gongini and H&M. Shoes by Owens |
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| Vintage kimono from Tokyo |
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| Bag by Barbara Gongini |
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| Fashion by Barbara Gongini |
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Japanese Street Scene
The very best fashion from Japan comes not from the runways: it's rather in the streets, particularly in the Tokyo district of Harayuku, where you can encounter all sorts of styles, going form Gothic Lolita to Visual Kei or to Decora.
Male styles can get quite bold, as the young fashionistas show up wearing skirts of several lengths, fanciful earrings, dyed hair, ... what-have-you!
Ive chosen a few images taken from two my favorite Japanese-Street-Fashion blogs:
Kanta, student, 17
Enoki, Student, 18
Tomoya, 23
Naomichi, 19, student
Kussy and Nemoto, both 20
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