Lookbook Legacy 2: Ferocity
In the days of yore, mainstream fashion casted a calm, alluring, almost fairy-tale like mystical spell on mortals. Fancy, flowing fabrics, crisp and clean cuts, ornately designed embroidery and symmetrical […]
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Sustaining Hype: Give me an Anxiety Attack
Ever had an anxiety attack? I sure have. Daily, we hear of a new fad in the world of thirsty consumers. The Apple Ipad2. Harry Potter’s last installment. The Twilight […]
Lookbook Legacy 1: Diving into the Deepest Blue
Your eyes choose what they want to see. As I have said before, the world feeds them daily. Every eighty six thousand four hundred seconds of a day. Shut eye […]
Why a Seasoned Fashion Week Attendee May Get Bored
Fashion week. Glitz. Glam. Stress. Networking. Handshakes. Hugs. Kisses. Afterparties. Alcohol. Sex. Accolades. Confrontations. It’s all there. Year after year, the propensity to enjoy the catwalk both rises and soars […]
Out-of-Hand Observations 2: Fashion Camouflage
Ever seen something which demanded you to almost instinctively look twice? Sometimes so quickly that the neck gives a jerk that follows after the eyeballs have absorbed a phenomenal sighting? […]
Chocolate Devotion
Some things are a staple in life. Brushing your teeth without yawning. Checking the crawling time in a meeting. Turning a warm pillow around to sleep on the colder side. […]
Thy Nose Knows Best: A Name Game
Thy nose knows best, for it is the strongest sense of them all. If it did not exist, the world would be akin to a photograph – visual, audible, sensory, […]
Thy Nose Knows Best
Our nose is one of the most ignored parts of our life, yet so prominently central to our face. The sense of scent is the most ignored of all senses. […]
Out-of-Hand Observations 1: Fashion Friendly or Faux Pas?
The world feeds your eyes. Daily. Every eighty six thousand four hundred seconds of a day. Shut eye or glaring vision included. There are so many things to see. I […]
10 Habits of Stylish Guys: Upgraded and Evolution-ized
I have no affinity to lists, and have earlier depicted my distaste towards dissecting a passion, a chore or a piece of advice into a rounded number of pieces. (Only […]
