Fashion & Style
Street Style: fake Ray Bans, linen pants and a vest
Name: Joel
Occupation: Graphic Designer
Personal Style: Casual
Favourite Item: Fake Ray Bans
Name: Patrick
Occupation: Musician
Personal Style: Music Fan
Favourite Item: Vintage Shirt
Name: Tess
Occupation: Musician
Personal Style: Groovy
Favourite Item: Dress
Name: David
Occupation: Student
Personal Style: Cool
Favourite Item: T-Shirt
Name: Beau
Occupation: Photographer
Personal Style: Wild child of Ann Demeulemeester and Kris Van Assche
Favourite Item: Doc Martens
Name: Patrice
Occupation: Wardrobe Stylist
Personal Style: Versatile Street Chic
Favourite Item: Shorts
Name: Aaron
Occupation: Student
Personal Style: Brohemian
Favourite Item: Linen Pants
Name: Melody
Occupation: Journalist
Personal Style: Hit or Miss
Favourite Item: Value Village Vest
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Personal tastes aside, the "Personal Style" lines are superfluous. In fact, all of those little stats/facts are unnecessary. We don't really need to know names and occupations. Maybe just a single line of commentary, or a quote from the subject. That would make this look less like a high school yearbook.
i haven't seen any naked people on here in the last three months!
I found him!
Sure the page views must be addicting, but BlogTO is very close to burning it out.
No one's saying you oughta dress like them- maybe people should just see this as a snapshot of random people expressing themselves. Would you go out on the street dissing up anyone and everyone in your head? Oh wait, by the sounds of it, you guys probably are those people.
Brohemian Aaron and Beau both get special high-fives from me.
Patrick and Tarek must shop at the same store.
Blogto fashion- think the only prerequisite is you have no taste or style.
i agree the photography is quite good, but the subjects are all early 20-somethings. very boring.
TROPED.
wait, did that girl seriously call herself "hit or miss"?!
GOD HELP US
no one should wear leopard print see-thru ANYTHING unless they work on jarvis
Brohemian
A guy who is really into being an easy-going liberal. He wears sandels/flip-flops even when it's cold out and constantly calls people "bro".
"I was thinking about going to Stanford but then I visited and that place is full of brohemians!"
Would that be acceptable? of course not. I'm surprised you weren't flagged.
If it says somebody is a musician/journalist/photographer/etc., it's probable that they are being payed for their work, thus being employed. Who are you to judge?
And I'm proud to say I recognize someone on here for once. Funny.
Having said that, no one under 30 in Toronto has a real job anyway, so go nuts. . .
I would have to agree with Dave, I love the occupations each person chooses. Instead of occupations it could be "aspire to be"
The reason you won't see straight guys is that we only give minimal thought to our clothing style--we don't look to express ourselves through our clothing. I only go out with a style that is at least minimally acceptable and won't attract negative attention. Hence clothes from god knows which season that have been sitting in my closet for years on end are perfectly acceptable--some of us have bigger things to think about.
Pro-tip: ladies love it when you give a crap. It doesn't mean you have to be some scenester (and, come to think of it, don't do that either).
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