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Geometrical shapes does math and style well.Audi’s design team must have rulers and protractors as favourite drawing tools given the neutral Bauhaus appearance of their cars. Stretching back to the 70s Audis have bared geometrical lines and shapes most commonly found in math books. Rectangular head lights, logo composed of four rings and horizontal lines in the grill are all traits characteristic of an Audi with the exception of the R8 ,which is a rather unconventional Audi with an imposing face dominated by sinister LED projectiles.
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Geometrical shapes does math and style well.
Good Afternoon Gentlemen, Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Racheal and I’m going to be doing a weekly “blurb” on the mini urban gentleman, basically all the young guys 12 and under (and the Young Urban Gentleman: teens 13-15). I’m a mom, but a fashionable one who tends to dress her kiddo to the hilt no matter the occasion. I’m a graduate of THE Ohio State University with a degree in textiles and clothing
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Mini Urban Gentlemen: Daniel Julez Smith-Knowles and Kingston James McGregor Rossdale-Stefani
Black is the default option for the most frequently used clothing items such as wallets, shoes, belts, socks and anything that is required to impeccably look right with everything else in our closet. It’s a colour of safety that makes us feel strong and benevolent in situations where we feel most insecure. For certain items, black can be too uniform and lacking in identity for accessories such as sunglasses for which black is dominant choice of colour
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Tortoise is refreshingly classic.
Officine Panerai is Italy’s most exquisite ambassador in the world of watch making were the country famous for its adoring food culture and influential designs has remarkably dismal presence. The suspected name that would roll of people’s tongues when discussing Italian watches is Armani which has a popular and widely available assortment of luxury/jewellery watches priced at more accessible levels than Cartier’s similarly spirited watches
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Officine Panerai: Durability meets finesse.
After endless of increasingly dismissive teaser videos and photos, Jaguar finally took the wraps of their latest cat, the new XJ. Taken place at the underappreciated Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea last week, Jay Leno unveiled the car along with Ellen Mcpherson who stole some lime light with gorgeous legs in a seductive shade of bronze. Moving on to the more important topic of the car, Jaguar taken a giant leap from the pact of other British car manufacturers by going down the path of voluptuous and muscular shapes, as opposed to sticking to the more upright wedge shape Jaguar africandos are used to.
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New-age Britian – Jaguar XJ.
I’m forever grateful for your patience in taking your time in visiting the blog despite the abnormally infrequent posting. And it pains me much knowing about the disappointment and frustration that arise from not being greeted with new reading material every time you access I Luw Fashion
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Everything has a begining and an end.
Confusingly, many countries around the globe celebrate Father’s Day but do so on different dates of the year. This Sunday fathers worldwide will be celebrated in a several nations including Canada, the United States and UK. Gift giving is a central part of Mother’s and Father´s day culture, and in newspapers this week, ads are running in high gear recommending suitable gifts for your old man
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Father’s Day 2009 gift advice.
Any prudent adult from a working class background knows the value of money and its origin — hard work, as opposed to growing on a peach tree on the west coast of Portugal. Money is only commodity that can turn materialistic dreams into a reality of walk-in closets stocked with 20 pairs of shoes and shirts of every shade imaginable. Formal education is the path of correctness that should evidentially lead to a rewarding employment with perks such as a company car and a sound salary well above minimum wage – that is you are a strong believer of social norms
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The art of networking & its importance today.
The summer has finally arrived but has temporarily retracted it’s presence from London. Substituting the sweltering heat that drew bikini wearing women to parks for binge tanning, grey skies hovering over the city and chilly winds now makes us leave home with an extra layer of clothing. But one bag item that is certainly not missed is a mandatory 500ml water bottle for topping up the body’s water supply when the heat becomes unbearable
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Summer: Sun, sweat and short skirts.
A letter from a loyal reader tumbled into the email inbox with a humble request for articles on fashion that’s more in touch with what normal wallets can afford. Given that the financial markets are still going through a gloomy period bleeding helplessly as the people are clinging tightly on to their jobs and their every penny they’ve got. Although this blog strictly cover high-fashion, nothing is written in stone and there is always room for rational exceptions.
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Socialism creeps into River Island HQ.
Today, Sunday the 24th of March, marks the finale of one and a half weeks of glamorous festivities on the sunny French Riviera. Warm up began with the Cannes Film Festivals where A-list Hollywood stars, directors and producers converged on European soil and put their latest motion pictures up for critique and scrutiny of top film pundits.
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Riviéra Special: Excess living.