On the Street.....Print Top, Kowloon
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post a commentI don't get it.
Wow... I really like this Sartorialist in Asia thing! It's clearly your work, but it seems a bit more exotic!
shes so fun, isnt she?
this is a very nice way to do vampy
What fabric are the leggings???
Nice photo, Scott! Love the wild hair, black leggings, and boots. Well done.
Love the black lower half paired with airy upper half. Very nice.
Love her hair! It´s not strait!
She's fabulous! Check out that hair!
are those leggings latex? or leather?
i like the look .. very relaxed for someone wearing latex.
glad your back mr. sartorialist .. and best of luck in asia ! looking forward to more amazing style :)
I don't like the top - too old fashioned. I wouldn't notice her on the street definitely.
woah! lovely.....p.s. smokey
Alice Olive: You seem to like every picture.Remarkable!
I adore that top! But I think it would have looked better with jeans and brown boots. Fabulous subject at any rate.
I think Mary-Kate and Ashely had better watch their backs...she's rockin' this look HARD!!!!
i don't get it either!
im sorry ill never understand that type of hair. too editorial and doesnt translate well on the street. greeeeat tunic tho.
When I was in Hong Kong a few years ago, I saw the coolest clothes and most wonderful shoes-- all inexpensive and obtainable, Little malls in the areas north of the city, on the side streets-- everywhere. But all the sizes were TINY!! And to get a size 8 or 38 shoe was impossible...