Tag: fashion
This photo is an unexpected continuation of a 'series' started here. Perhaps it was wishful thinking that I would never come across a fashion faux pas like this again. I just didn't expect it to happen at an Apple Store!
This past summer I had the opportunity to stop by Wallace Studios where my partner, Diana Carreiro, was doing hair & makeup for a motion project directed by Gabor Jurina for Transcontinental starring Russian ballerina Svetlana Lunkina.
You can see the results of the shoot here:http://wn.com/Gabor_Jurina_Photo_session__Svetlana_Lunkina,_Prima_Ballerina_of_the_Bolshoi_Ballet_video
HAPPY NEW YEAR everyone!!!
This is the first and currently ONLY Converse store in the world. Apparently Boston is where it all started for Converse.
Upstairs they have an in-house ‘maestro’ who will customize your chucks while you wait! Very cool.
I couldn’t resist and had to pickup two new pair.
At first I wished I could’ve gotten closer before snapping a shot, but upon review I couldn’t be happier with what I managed to catch.
An unquestionable archetype of the hipster stereotype (plaid shirt, ironic throwback baseball cap, moustache) trailed by his hip-HOP-ster counterpart in the midst of a slacker Abbey Road Crosswalk strut.
I live for these moments.
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Remember two things:
1) On a fashion shoot this is not considered weird;
2) No one talks back to a man in a mask.
This dude negated his entire coolness factor with this fashion choice.
This couldn’t have presented itself better if I’d staged it. Everything works: The cougarific tiger print glove that has come to rest in the rock ‘n’ roll horns gesture; the repeating of the glove pattern in the pattern of the storm sewer grate; and, finally the fact that the colour of the collected debris matches the glove’s caramel brown-yellow. This is the type of tableaux that makes me do double- takes when walking down the street.
Now if only I could meet and photograph the person who lost this glove in the first place.
