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Wednesday, June 17, 2020

THE TOMBOY STYLE - FROM EARLY 900's UNTILL NOW

The gender-bending was broken almost a century ago, thanks to young and strong women like Coco Chanel and Marlene Dietrich. Since then many women start to wear men's clothes and we remember many past icons to date whose style is characterized by wearing men's clothes. From Jean Seaberg, Diane Keaton, Lauren Hutton to the recent looks of Cara Delavigne and Kristen Stewart. The idea that there are girl activities and clothing, and that there are boy activities and clothing, is often reinforced by the tomboy concept. Tomboyism can be seen as both refusing gender roles and traditional gender conventions, but also conforming to gender stereotypes. As for fashion, tomboy style never goes out of style, but there will always be a tomboy style that characterizes an era.

Marlene Dietrich

Coco Chanel

1920

1925

1950

Katharine Hepburn 40's

Jean Seberg 60's

Diane Keaton during 60's

Twiggy during 70's

Laurent Hutton by Steven Meisel 90's

Winona Ryder 90's

Jenny Shimizu early 2000's

Kristen Stewart 2016

Ruby Rose 2017

Cara Delavigne 2019

Friday, April 3, 2020

FASHION ICONS ON SOFA

Stay home, stay safe, enjoy the sofa, but don't let you go, stay elegant.
Here below a gallery of fashion icons on sofa, to get inspired.

Claudia Shiffer

Cate Blanchett

Brigitte Bardot

Coco Chanel

Angelina Jolie

Cara Delevingne

Audrey Hepburn

Grace Kelly

Gigi Hadid

Jackie Kennedy

Jayne Mansfield

Jennifer Lopez

Jerry Hall

Liz Taylor

Marilyn Monroe

Kate Moss

Keira Knightley

Rita Hayworth

Greta Garbo

Winona Ryder

Jane Fonda

Sophia Loren

Tuesday, October 16, 2018

EVERYONE SHOULD RIDE A BIKE

Everyone should learn to ride a bike, and the thing is once you have learned is not something you ever forget you can do. It’s low-cost transportation powered by renewable energy, a low-impact exercise, riding improves stamina, flexibility, makes it better overall and an most important thing it's to creating cleaner, healthier, more sustainable cities.
Cycling is not only really good for you, it’s also really good for the planet.