20100918
JOKER @ 11:59:00 AM
A year ago, I got hold of
Bidan magazine which got me really interested in men's magazine, but looking for them was a tough thing to do. Not much out there for men. I feel bad for them, I'm sure there are plenty wanting to feel and look neat.
One men's magazine I do check out regularly is Fudge, yup. They've got a men's version. Do check their main website. Though I'd try Men's Joker to give it a try.
Unfortunetly, I wasn't that pleased; the editorials weren't that motivating and mostly done in a blank/white background. A typical studio theme.
I prefer a natural feel to editorials. Gives the outfit and model a stronger realistic impression (Depending on what sort of reality you believe in).
Not to sound like a total complaint-chatter box. I did found this Lanvin collection ad pretty spotless. No complaints here.
These crops are worth the look too. Very masculine and edgy.
Labels: clothes, magazines
Fall Fudge @ 11:37:00 AM
Was fortunate to find
Fudge submitted by a fellow LJ user online.
The collection chosen are brilliant.
Full of character. Full of October love.
Just the way I like it.
Here's an editted preview of some of my random favorite picks.
[source:
1]
Labels: clothes, magazines
20100915
She's Like Pretty @ 12:39:00 AM
Pretty
Style is one magazine I look forward to every month and I was right to wait for october's issue (Favorite month)! One of my favorite Japanese actressess
Aoi Yu is on the cover too, adds to my overall excitement.
You just have to love this girl's simplicity and complexity. She blurs the expected.
My girl crush.
The strange color twist on the right is so modern. A favorite current look.
As a big fan of layering, I find these inspiring. Loving it so.
Labels: clothes, fashion, magazines
20100909
3rd Place @ 2:41:00 PM
It's been a long while since I've watched
ひみつのアラシちゃん so I decided to catch up.
They have a new segment on the program where they have a theme to go by, run to buy clothing to suit it (Of course, promote some clothes along the way like Levi's stores) and end things up by coordinating a great outfit. The theme was "Going out on a date" (Marvelous,
almost original. Sarcasm, feel my spine cringe - Still, I watched the entire episode).
The judges? The viewers who ballet a vote at a public theme park and voice out their opinion(s) on each person's taste and look. It's a very interesting segment, the involvement of the public is dynamic and rather this than celebrity participants.
Excuse the lame quality.
I thought it was a bit unfair that Ninomiya Kazunari didn't get 1st place, he looked the best and creative. The oversized trenchcoat is what hooked me up, it draps beautifully over him, and even the denim bagg jeans worked well with the textures applied.
But I think the pink scarf was exaggerated, if it was in a more earth-toned color it would have gained him the top spot. Or atleast the fabric could have been different.
Then again, who knows?
Labels: clothes, Program
20100822
Coming, coming @ 2:31:00 PM
Not a shoe person but Clarks Weavers black/brown suede shoes are driving me crazy!
I'm in love!
If my feet weren't so small I'd get some from the men's section.
I barely can find one that fits in the lady's section! [source]
Labels: clothes, shoe
20100918
JOKER @ 11:59:00 AM
A year ago, I got hold of
Bidan magazine which got me really interested in men's magazine, but looking for them was a tough thing to do. Not much out there for men. I feel bad for them, I'm sure there are plenty wanting to feel and look neat.
One men's magazine I do check out regularly is Fudge, yup. They've got a men's version. Do check their main website. Though I'd try Men's Joker to give it a try.
Unfortunetly, I wasn't that pleased; the editorials weren't that motivating and mostly done in a blank/white background. A typical studio theme.
I prefer a natural feel to editorials. Gives the outfit and model a stronger realistic impression (Depending on what sort of reality you believe in).
Not to sound like a total complaint-chatter box. I did found this Lanvin collection ad pretty spotless. No complaints here.
These crops are worth the look too. Very masculine and edgy.
Labels: clothes, magazines
Fall Fudge @ 11:37:00 AM
Was fortunate to find
Fudge submitted by a fellow LJ user online.
The collection chosen are brilliant.
Full of character. Full of October love.
Just the way I like it.
Here's an editted preview of some of my random favorite picks.
[source:
1]
Labels: clothes, magazines
20100915
She's Like Pretty @ 12:39:00 AM
Pretty
Style is one magazine I look forward to every month and I was right to wait for october's issue (Favorite month)! One of my favorite Japanese actressess
Aoi Yu is on the cover too, adds to my overall excitement.
You just have to love this girl's simplicity and complexity. She blurs the expected.
My girl crush.
The strange color twist on the right is so modern. A favorite current look.
As a big fan of layering, I find these inspiring. Loving it so.
Labels: clothes, fashion, magazines
20100909
3rd Place @ 2:41:00 PM
It's been a long while since I've watched
ひみつのアラシちゃん so I decided to catch up.
They have a new segment on the program where they have a theme to go by, run to buy clothing to suit it (Of course, promote some clothes along the way like Levi's stores) and end things up by coordinating a great outfit. The theme was "Going out on a date" (Marvelous,
almost original. Sarcasm, feel my spine cringe - Still, I watched the entire episode).
The judges? The viewers who ballet a vote at a public theme park and voice out their opinion(s) on each person's taste and look. It's a very interesting segment, the involvement of the public is dynamic and rather this than celebrity participants.
Excuse the lame quality.
I thought it was a bit unfair that Ninomiya Kazunari didn't get 1st place, he looked the best and creative. The oversized trenchcoat is what hooked me up, it draps beautifully over him, and even the denim bagg jeans worked well with the textures applied.
But I think the pink scarf was exaggerated, if it was in a more earth-toned color it would have gained him the top spot. Or atleast the fabric could have been different.
Then again, who knows?
Labels: clothes, Program
20100822
Coming, coming @ 2:31:00 PM
Not a shoe person but Clarks Weavers black/brown suede shoes are driving me crazy!
I'm in love!If my feet weren't so small I'd get some from the men's section.
I barely can find one that fits in the lady's section! [source]
Labels: clothes, shoe
