STREET STYLE ALPHABET: B as BAGS

It’s not all about the dress on the streets.

Bags (and shoes, of course) steal the show very often.

Especially when their names are Boy and Peekaboo, when their shapes recall an ancient Chinese treasure box decorated with jasmine flowers, when they look like vous avez fait les courses at Chanel avec Coco, or when they’re just dramatically chic.

PH.CC. Vogue.co.uk | The Street Muse

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PH.CC. TheUrbanSpotter | Le21eme | JaiPerduMaVeste 

It's a moodboard mood.

Beauty   

/ˈbjuːti/  noun  

the quality of being pleasing to the senses or to the mind 

This 6 letters noun means a lot to me, not only because I am a passionate of beauty,
but because it is something where you can always find inspiration,
and - why not - inspire others.

Hope you will find some on my moodboard here.

STREET STYLE ALPHABET: A as ARMY

A as the ARMY of photographers that invade the streets during fashion weeks, hunting for the perfect subject to photograph.

No matter if she’s a model, an editor or an it girl.

The perfect subject is a woman – or a man, of course – with a personality, so strong and palpable, that will be visible even in the photographs.

This woman is the one who can wear an eccentric and unconventional outfit consciously, or, at the same time, she is the one able to wear a simple coat, looking extremely chic and filling this simplicity with all her charm.

PH.CC. Elena Braghieri/Getty Images | Le21eme | Vogue

PH.CC. Elena Braghieri/Getty Images | Le21eme | Vogue

FASHION PHOTOGRAPHERS: BILL CUNNINGHAM

Working as a fashion photographer for The New York Times, Bill Cunningham started photographing people on the streets during World War II. 

In an article he wrote for The New York Times he said:

"I don’t see the people I photograph. All I see are the clothes. I’m only interested in people who look good."

Dot your i's

From his very first pop painting "Look Mickey" in room #2 

to the so famous "Whaam!" and "R-R-R-R-Ring!!" 

From the Nudes of the '90s 

to the Chinese Landscapes. 

Tate Modern celebrates the magnificent Roy Lichtenstein exhibiting 125 of his most definitive paintings and sculptures.

Room by room it feels like walking into the artist's studio during the years.

Get lost into his colors and dots until 27th May.