Winter Styling - East Sydney Night

Loved this look I spotted last night going from one photography show at Disorder Gallery, on my way to ACP in Foley street. The three of us were caught at the lights which gave me the opportunity to make this shot - unfortunately I had the 'bright' gallery settings still set so this shot was a bit under and umm a longish 1/30th exposure so its a bit soft but we can all see whats going on here. Some creative old school sports wear with sheer top and leather jacket fusion!

I styled something equally Street Style myself once, can you spot the theme here?

Telling Stories in Pictures all over..

Kent Johnson, Sydney, Australia.

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Art Student Style - Jackets and a Scarf at NAS.

Getting a bit cooler in the evenings now, these two spotted at an art show at NAS in Darlinghurst, that right Art Student Style strikes again, gotta love it!

Telling Stories in Pictures all over Sydney..

Kent Johnson, Sydney, Australia.

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Street Fashion Sydney @ INTERMISSION by Pete Hawk.

Its not often that I go to a show expecting one thing (that I suspect I won't like) and end up being completely moved by the work in a way I would never thought possible. Pete Hawk's brief exhibition at M2 gallery in Surry Hills is one such show, it's on till the first of September, which I think means you can drop in Monday/Tuesday and see it. Link to the images and my portrait of Pete at the end of the post if you want a taster. Moving and mildly disturbing pictures of isolated men in country NSW.. without being sentimental; well that was my take. But enough of that, you can make up your own mind, here's what I saw people wearing while I was there. Enjoy!

http://m2gallery.com.au/
http://petehawk.com/gallery/INTERMISSION/

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Kent Johnson, Sydney, Australia.

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Layer-it-on for Winter - Art Student Style.

Well its still stunning sunny winter days in Sydney at the moment but once that sun goes down, or you step out of the light; it can get mighty cold indeed. What's the answer to temperature variables.. layering of course! And while you are at it have some fun with patterns, textures, fabrics and styles and don't forget to coordinate too. Love Georgia's style spotted last week at Gallery 9 for Suzie Idens - All Things Being Equal; they never are of course but what can you do; just go your own way.

http://www.gallery9.com.au/

Kent Johnson

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Street Fashion Sydney - shot with the Fujifilm X-Pro1  

Street Style at Central Station - Winter Begins Layering Wins..

Well it was a few hours to go before Winter officially began down-under when I took this picture last night. Problem is; it was more like a balmy spring night but as you can see from this picture no-one in Sydney is trusting it to stay warm and so at the moment, when heading out at night layering is the way to go - the Duffel Coat on our man and the all black ensemble topped with a leather jacket and  large and colourful scarf on our lady. Winter begins, layering wins. Photographed  at Central Station Platform 25, Sydney.

Street Fashion Sydney - shot with the Fujifilm X-Pro1.

Lolita Sunglasses & Leather Jacket Sydney

Is it just me or have I been seeing quite a bit of these heart shaped 'Lolita' glasses around town of late? Well thats just fine, especially when they are teamed in a great urban assault outfit like this; Black Skivvy, Leather Jacket, Blue Jeans and Pixie-style Biker-rrr Boots-you are ready for anything.



And while on the subject of Lolita or at least the Kubrick film version (which I have not seen for many years)... I turned up the interesting tit-bit of info that the Master of 60's Photography Burt Stern was behind the lens (& me thinks the glasses idea too cause he was that kind of guy) of the publicity shot. The glasses were not used in the film itself! I know what you are thinking, "Kent, thats the photographer who did the Marilyn Monroe 'Last Sitting' shoot isn't it?" Well yes indeed it is.







Isn't it interesting how things go together; from here to there and back again!