love love love this photo, posted by the sartorialist on monday. it reminds me of fabric stores and the classroom in the theatre building where i took costume construction during college, and other locales where one can’t help but find themselves awash in hue. when i make art i usually find myself creating line drawings [...]
Posts Tagged ‘the sartorialist’
april showers, etc etc
Posted in art, creativity, things to do, tagged inspiration, rothko, the sartorialist, van gogh on April 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
welcome to the 6th grade
Posted in fashion, photography, tagged baggy pants, e, europe, jncos, raves, streetstyle photography, the sartorialist on February 4, 2009 | 2 Comments »
this, we disapprove of. (from the sartorialist) we try to give europe the benefit of the doubt. we really do. but this dude looks like the threw on the jnco’s he wore in middle school, plus some odd sunglasses (i have a pair that look just like this; i try them on every day, in [...]
oh, italy
Posted in fashion, photography, tagged streetstyle photography, the sartorialist on January 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
from the sartorialist on thursday: these lovely ladies were sartorial-ized in milan. WHAT WONDERFUL COATS, and also i really like how european girl friends always walk around with their arms linked. [ stefanie ]
don’t let this happen to you
Posted in fashion, no but seriously, tagged allison arieff, bicycles, mini skirts, oil dependency, skinny pants, sustainability, the environment, the new york times, the sartorialist on November 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
from allison arieff’s blog on nytimes.com: For a couple of months there, it was sort of exciting to witness how dramatically higher oil prices were affecting human behavior. Ridership of public transit was up, homeowners were swapping exurban houses for urban condos, S.U.V. sales were down, people were walking. T. Boone Pickens threw cash at [...]
