#1
Anonymous street shot, Nagoya, Japan


This guy grabbw my attention because his style is close to my style in the last entry.

First thing that I noticed is the shirt, bright, colorful and expressive. Three different pairs of classes and the words contruct and rigid rectangle structure, yet the looseness of shirt gave a lot of energy. Notice that there are two "belts" lying from the shoulders, which came from a backpack, perfectly fit in the outfit without disturbing the main expression.

Eyewear as a response to the t-shirt showed this Japanese guy is a decorative person.

Over all, the outfit is bold but made comfortable by the looseness. Vivid colors are always my favorite. Smoothy moving yo!

Source: http://www.vvivvi.com/clothing/38543-1.html


#2
LANE W. FAIRFIELD, IOWA

PLAIN WHITE V NECK, PLAIN WHITE V NECK & PLAIN WHITE V NECK!!-----My favorite piece of clothing of all time

The picture already decomposes the outfit in 3 points of view. The first attraction for me are the shoes. Pure black with outstanding white bottom, simple and clean. But what the shoes contribute to the outfit is enormous----they add sharpness to destroy tedious harzards.

The jeans are very well made. They are also very simple, but the texture, wash and pockets are carefully enriched with details. In this way, this guy stands out even more in crowds.

Come back to my favorite t-shirt...well, what can I say? It says a lot more than I do. His pick of accesory is intellengent, it fits perfectly with his appearance. This is manness.

Overall impression: Classic and eternally fashionable.

Source:http://lookbook.nu/look/1140879-I-m-rockin-511?locale=tw
 
#3
Aragaki Yui, Japanese celebrity as actress and singer

Although I will never wear something like this, the Japanese style mild-color dress is my favorite for female style. And here Yui Aragaki(one of my favorite, too) gives us an excellent example.

I really do not want to decompose this picture, but, as an assignment T T In this picture I used the reverse method(as you will soon see why)

The most characteristic part of this out fit is not the laces, the jewels or her beautiful hair. It is the texture. Made with nice materials and detailed manufacturing, the dress gives a uniform cleanness with extremely mild color. It eliminates the often exagerrated expression of chest of waist which are definitely overused in some sectors of female fashion, and the whole picture is just so natural, refreshing and beautiful.

The dark green color embedded in the inner layer, due to fine manufacture, does not invade the whiteness of the whole dress. In contrast, it brings a sense of matureness and calmness.

Little carnations are genius. small marbles and the strings in the middle part of the dress make her look graceful, in a non-materialized natual way. Laces are somewhat child-like but never childish.

Masterpiece.

Source: http://girlspic.blogbus.com/logs/14722509.html 

First of all, I had a great weekend---invited to Deanne's party, got my D70 Nikon for Independent study, and karaoke after Rondolet! Exhausting is always better than idle.

So on Friday I tried out this basic construction approach---start with body shape, and then work on color, texture, etc. Honestly, I did not follow the rule intentionally but potentially, yes, I am big on taking care of body shape because it is so unique/weird/resourceful(?) lol

Here is the outfit:




I like my outfit to be either fit or baggy, for the sake of shape, I chose the former. Asian clothes do great job in shaping(dahh I am Asian). The big hot sexy lips are enriched by my degenerating chest muscles. Below-chest upper body is uniform and tight enought, giving the words a free space to expand. Going lower, a pair of straight fit levis 504 is goes awesome with my legs---fit but not tight. Ajustable belt gives a more precise wear at the waist.

Now part 1 shaping is complete, and part 2 is the addition of elements. Personally I never tried sun glasses, however, the shirt has set the bold tone of upper body, so there is nowhere to be conservative. I am a big fan of words, so I chose to play with the juicy words a little bit with my headwear. At the bottom, pair of addidas with matching bright colors say better than anything else. The result was joyfully playful.

Part 3, go to the big picture. In this outfit I enlength myself by the fitness of clothes and the hat. A fit jacket with dark color and stripes/patterns makes up for the lack of horizontal thickness without overexpanding. Now it is kinda hard for me to walk on the street without catching people's eyes. Mission complete!

It was a good day. So I have my friend Eric, whose hands shake quite often due to over working out, take a couple more photos.