Drag it on

Face It

Red faces popping up on the streets of San Francisco .

Blushing, embarrassed, red with anger, inflamed or just

sun burnt.. you decide.

Skate or Die

Signs

Grrrr to Furrrrr

I am just going to say it. I think new fur is

vulgar and I don't care if Anna Wintour

raises an arched brow over that statement

or not. Or if Kanye West thinks I am fashion

clueless.

I know I eat meat and wear leather shoes,

so maybe there is a double standard there.

It's just that I can't separate that furry fox

running merrily through the woods and

the stole on some one's shoulders.

some animals are just meant to be running free.

But if fur is done, then vintage or fake has

to be the way to go.

I guess it is just because if people go out and

buy new fur, it is just encouraging the hurting

and killing of wild animals.

I guess it is like eating free range eggs,

humanely handled and farmed pork and

other animals.

If we have the choice to be selective and

respect animals. Let's chose wisely.

Hope this doesn't come over as a rant .

Just the ravings of an animal lover..

Street Musing..

I have noticed a variety of beautiful artists

interpretations of the female form lately.

Here are a few muses that have inspired

street artists and hopefully passers by as well!

Brave Colour!

I was in San Francisco recently, and I was

in love with the way a lot of the kids there

combined colour so fearlessly.

I think that when this is done on some

people, who have the personality to carry

it off, it works and is really charming.

It is especially good in winter because

it adds life to an otherwise grey street,

and bright knitwear is so cosy.

Keep up the colour you San FranciscoYens.

Yellow and purple beanies rule,

( as do stripey scarves and

mismatched tights).