Sick of the floral and kaleidoscope prints from spring? Well, say hello to classic prints like houndstooth for fall.
DON’T shy away from this print for the office. Menswear fabrics lend a chic and professional touch to your outfits.
DO keep in mind that houndstooth goes with everything! As we once said, it’s basically a neutral.
Therapist Marisa Peer, author of self-help guide Ultimate Confidence, says that women have always measured themselves against each other by their looks rather than achievements.
“It’s hard when everyone resents you for your looks,” says Brick. Men think “what’s the point, she’s out of my league” and don’t ask you out.
And women don’t want to hang out with someone more attractive than they are…I find that older women are the most hostile to beautiful women — perhaps because they feel their own bloom fading.
Some of the most exciting and excruciating things in life happen on the streets.
As cameras have gotten smaller and cheaper in the past few decades, we’ve seen an explosion in photos taken quickly and unstaged, that now inhabit every minute of our waking life. But there has always been, and still remains, the photographers that capture and record those unscripted moments, in all the chaos, or disquiet; some try and decode what everyday life is, others just throw themselves into the grime and the heat, and bring a little back in their photos.
In honour of such people, we profile a small pool of our favourite photographers who shot the streets best.
Let me introduce myself! My name is Tero and I’m a modern man – a man for the millennium. One of the writers in this blog. A cool cat! Digital and smoke free. A diversified-multicultural-postmodern-deconstructionist. Politically, anatomically, and ecologically incorrect. A cutting edge state-of-the-art bicoastal multitasker and I can give you a gigabyte in a nanosecond. Just wait and see!
I’ve been uplinked and downloaded. I’ve been inputted and outsourced. I know the upside of downsizing and the downside of upgrading. I’m a high-tech lowlife. Voice activated and biodegradable. So I’m interactive, hyperactive and from time-to-time I’m also radioactive. Damn that Tim Ferris Slow Carb Diet emphasis on beans…
I’m new wave but I’m old school. I’m behind the eight ball, ahead of the curve, riding the wave, dodging a bullet, and always pushing the envelope. I’m a non-believer and an over-achiever. Laid back but fashion forward. A hipster you might say.
The most important thing is to enjoy your life – to be happy – it’s all that matters.
Therapist Marisa Peer, author of self-help guide Ultimate Confidence, says that women have always measured themselves against each other by their looks rather than achievements.
“It’s hard when everyone resents you for your looks,” says Brick. Men think “what’s the point, she’s out of my league” and don’t ask you out.
And women don’t want to hang out with someone more attractive than they are…I find that older women are the most hostile to beautiful women — perhaps because they feel their own bloom fading.
Sick of the floral and kaleidoscope prints from spring? Well, say hello to classic prints like houndstooth for fall.
DON’T shy away from this print for the office. Menswear fabrics lend a chic and professional touch to your outfits.
DO keep in mind that houndstooth goes with everything! As we once said, it’s basically a neutral.
Some of the most exciting and excruciating things in life happen on the streets.
As cameras have gotten smaller and cheaper in the past few decades, we’ve seen an explosion in photos taken quickly and unstaged, that now inhabit every minute of our waking life. But there has always been, and still remains, the photographers that capture and record those unscripted moments, in all the chaos, or disquiet; some try and decode what everyday life is, others just throw themselves into the grime and the heat, and bring a little back in their photos.
In honour of such people, we profile a small pool of our favourite photographers who shot the streets best.
Some of the most exciting and excruciating things in life happen on the streets.
As cameras have gotten smaller and cheaper in the past few decades, we’ve seen an explosion in photos taken quickly and unstaged, that now inhabit every minute of our waking life. But there has always been, and still remains, the photographers that capture and record those unscripted moments, in all the chaos, or disquiet; some try and decode what everyday life is, others just throw themselves into the grime and the heat, and bring a little back in their photos.
In honour of such people, we profile a small pool of our favourite photographers who shot the streets best.
