Brum Street Style Project – Jordie and Mark

It was John that scouted Jordie and Mark for our Brum Street Style project outside Bullring – while I was figuring out how to photograph them quickly in low evening sun without getting in the way of gazillions of shoppers who kept going in and out of the shopping centre.

Our attention was caught by the unisex Hack Baroque Sub t-shirt from Foot Asylum that Jordie was wearing. Retro photo realist t-shirt prints combined with skinny black trousers or jeans have epitomised this summer’s urban street look. Her hat was from Top Man and she carried a Fred Perry bag. John liked Jordie’s ‘Cogito ergo sum’ tatoo. She is a third-year philosophy student – that figures!

Birmingham Street Style Project 2013 Photo
Jordie
Birmingham Street Style Project 2013 Photo
I liked the hat, John liked the ‘cogito ergo sum’ tatoo.
Birmingham Street Style Project 2013 Photo
Jordie’s ‘cogito ergo sum’ tatoo

Mark was wearing a distinctive Hype Space Dust Logo Sub t-shirt from Foot Asylum, Top Man jacket and New Era Chicago White Sox 59FIFTY cap.

Birningham Street Style Project 2013 photo
This season’s look created by combining Hype t-shirt, skinny trousers, black jacket and American sports club cap
Birningham Street Style Project 2013 photo
Looking cool
Birningham Street Style Project 2013 photo
Mark in New Era White Sox cap

If you are interested in this street style go and check out the ‘get the look’ section of the Foot Assylum website.

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