No Man Is An Island

Check out this editorial by photographer Renie Saliba, model Andrew Hendley from Next Miami/Next NYC...

i-D : The Flesh and Blood issue

In this i-D's "The Flesh and blood issue" , i love the styling and the clothes and i suspect it's Kokon To Zai?

Luke Worrall has gone black

Here are some images that Luke Worrall for British fashion label Maiden shot by Ram Shergill. And he is seen in black hair... sexy anyway but still prefer him blonde. What do u think?

Who's That Girl?

This is probably 2 months old by now. Just saw the promo video of the magazine "CANDY" , the only and first magazine that dedicated to celebrate transvestism, trans-sexuality, cross dressing and androgyny… which i think it's good as 21st century is on its way, there is no need to differentiate people and justify ourselves. Which leaves us the ability to celebrate the diversity of lifestyles and options. Here are my two favorite male models Luke Worral and Cole Mohr, cross-dressed. Sexy!

The Rest

Check out "The Rest" New Wave Men's Editorial. Photography & Art Direction by Saverio Cardia, Styling by Simona Carippo & Lucio Colapietro, assistnat by Giulia Pezzulo and Model by Brian Shimanski at D'Men. Featuring some really nice headgear!

There is always a pass down...

I happened to find this pic and info has it that he is a blitzkid from the 80's, I personally think there is always fashion being passed down (meaning like minded people). The styling and the way he dressed and looked reminded me of our local stylist Cris Yong and hairstylist Ming Wong. That's how fashion is being passed down from generation to generation. How andro can you be?

Ming Wong, Cris Yong

Later,

Ethan

Ultimate Style Icon: Catherine Baba

Another one I did for Femmething. I simply adore and admire her style. The stylish stylist Catherine Baba... Let's celebrate a true icon!




For you fashionista out there, you probably know who Catherine Baba is. For those who don't know, you better now. Catherine Baba probably is one of the most important figure in the fashion world. She is a very talented stylist and a style icon. This month we decided to celebrate her fashion in style! Go loud girl!

Power Shoulder, that's how I called it!

This is one I did for Femmething about the recent padded shoulder trend. Here is a deeper look into how it came about... :)

Power shoulders, that's how I called it. In our generations, we heard about shoulder pads coming from the 80's... admiring those vintage power suits that mum and aunties wore. But now not only shoulder pads, the whole strong shoulder silhouette has evolved... into something more powerful and looks like it could weather any storm!

These power shoulders are seen everywhere these past few years and recently the trend finally hit the streets, girls were seen looking for a more definite shoulder emphasis silhouette ranging from jackets to dresses. Do you know how the whole shoulder thing came about? Let's sit on my shoulder and bring you to the journey...