Street Peeper<www.streetpeeper.com>
This is a global street fashion online blog that offers style and inspiration to people everywhere from all the major fashion capitals (e.g: New York and London). It includes images from not only trendy people on the street but street style surrounding a specific theme like suede fringe, with also seasonal fashion shows and candid backstage photos.
I like the originality and spontaneity of the high quality images and the style inspiration they can offer, yet I particularly like how the website offers links to their preferred fashion blogs and magazines.
I like the originality and spontaneity of the high quality images and the style inspiration they can offer, yet I particularly like how the website offers links to their preferred fashion blogs and magazines.
Natalie Hartley wears...<www.nataliehartleywears.blogspot.co.uk>
This Glamour magazine fashion editor offers style inspiration through sharing trendy images of herself and engaging and constantly referring to her seemingly motto: 'it's not what you wear, it's how you wear it!'. Implying the idea that one doesn't need to have and wear designer clothes in order to look good and be 'fashionable'.
I like the way this blog has an original creative border upon each photo, and it also offers an interesting insight into the fashion world and her intimate experience during fashion week. However, the majority is solely pictures and perhaps does lack a bit of wording, although the wording she does include is usually useful such as giving her tip on how to wear for a particular season for example.
I like the way this blog has an original creative border upon each photo, and it also offers an interesting insight into the fashion world and her intimate experience during fashion week. However, the majority is solely pictures and perhaps does lack a bit of wording, although the wording she does include is usually useful such as giving her tip on how to wear for a particular season for example.
StyleSalvage.blogspot.com
This is a fashion blog aimed towards a male demographic in order to perhaps show how they should or could dress. The blog features style diaries, interviews with designers, with the occasional personal style shot. I like how the blog features and reviews new and upcoming designers, for example Craig Green, and considering perhaps the lack of fashion blogs directed towards a male audience, this certainly does everything to prove why more should exist.
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