Written by Nicoleta Parascan on 29 May 2013
Regardless of whether you're posing for a personal style blog, a street style snap, a facebook, instagram or twitter pic... you always want to look your best. Here are some tips and tricks on
how to create and pose for beautiful photos in order to look your very best.
Written by Shitika Anand on 6 Jul 2012
What are the ingredients that compose a successful perfume advertisement? One would say a breathtaking scenic location, while another would put forward an argument that a good TV commercial needs a well-narrated story. Some want the highest-grossing Hollywood celebrity in the finest gowns, but others are happy to look at a half-naked male body swinging to Lana del Ray’s voice by the pool. If you…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 29 Jun 2012
If you spot a particularly stylish gent peddling around town on a bicycle, he’s probably Issey Miyake’s spring 2013 man. Miyake’s collection was inspired by “bicycle-riding around town”: the town part being an important distinction as this man was a flaneur on wheels, or perhaps an urban male getting from A to B in style – not a cyclist out to win the Tour De…
Written by Allan Barger on 26 Feb 2012
Lensed just after the Prada showing at Milan Fashion Week a guest makes a speedy exit with the aid of her supercharged heels from the spring/summer 2012 collection.
Written by Tania Braukämper on 7 Feb 2012
If you’re the apotheosis of British eccentricity – the veritable King of quirky twists – you can’t just open up any old store. Ask anyone who’s ever wandered into a Paul Smith store in any city of the world, and they’ll tell you: it’s not your average clothing boutique. Each of Smith’s retail spaces is a feat of design as eclectic and creative as the…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 8 Dec 2011
In our times we’ve all been to markets. The good ones. The bad ones. And then there are the great ones. Yet defining what precisely makes a market great is no easy task, try as we might. Great markets have that it factor, that cool vibe, that relevancy that even the most vapid of celebrities depend on for their success. Great markets are to good…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 29 Nov 2011
If you shun the legal requirement to wear a helmet in favour of a classic bowler, not to mention having a vintage hat box strapped to the front of your bicycle in place of where a basket might be, one could quite adequately guess your profession. Yes, this gent is a hatter. Not all hatters may be mad but they most certainly are stylish, and…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 28 Nov 2011
Melbourne’s weekend Tweed Ride couldn’t have asked for more idealistic weather conditions. Except that, well, most people were perspiring a little than they would have liked to in their vintage plus-four suits. But a far merrier option to the previous day’s deluge of rain, Sunday’s event was smiled upon by sunshine and calm winds as the 200 strong participants pedaled their way along the city’s…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 13 Nov 2011
It’s such a quaint sounding concept that you’d think it has been around for a century, or at least a few decades. But the young tradition of a ‘tweed run’ has grown, only recently, to become a wildly successful and impassioned one. Last month’s New York Tweed Run, sponsored (very appropriately) by Ralph Lauren Rugby, brought out the knickerbockers, argyle socks, tweed vests and well-groomed…
Written by Shitika Anand on 12 Oct 2011
A ‘first time’ for anything can be daunting. Be it a first bicycle ride, first kiss or a first stage performance. Model Saskia De Brauw lived through this very overwhelming notion as she made her debut before Mario Testino’s lens. Also being this Dutch beauty’s first fashion spread to be featured in British Vogue. Such breakthroughs often go unnoticed amongst the juggling riddle of fast-paced…