Tom and Emma caught our eye as they were strolling down New Street. All their clothes are from Blue Banana, a shop that used to be in the Pallasades, but closed due to the re-construction. Blue Banana’s Facebook page says that they are re-opening mid-September on New Street opposite Tesco Metro.
I liked Tom’s hair and the colours. John liked his style and the belt buckle.
Adding Emma’s pictures – I liked her hair style and blue hair piece.
Announcing Birmingham Street Style Project – to capture awesome photographs of people with great personal style and taste encountered on the streets of Birmingham. While there are some great street blogs around, many of them suffer from the same straight head on approach, quite repetitive and not particularly flattering to…
Few men can wear a white-grey check hat, combining it with a brown suit, subtle striped shades of brown T-shirt and a metal chain, with conviction! Loe, Ndukwe’s business partner from Nigeria, could. With this nod to the autumn check pattern/monochrome trend he became a right candidate for our Brum…
I’ll call him Mr N – I forgot to ask his name as it was my first Birmingham Street Style Project foray into Bullring without John who is very good at motivating people to participate and who usually writes down all their information. For me Mr N personifies an urban…
As much as I love colour, I also like the grey on grey trend for the autumn 2013. Matte and shiny, gunmetal and smoking grey, charcoal and slate – all shades of grey made their way to the runways and into the shops this season, forming a basis for a…
When in 2011 Adidas launched a ubiquitous pink teddy bear sneaker model by Jeremy Scott the fashionistas’ opinions were divided between ‘It’s utterly ridiculous!’ and ‘It’s a collectors’ item!’ Since then pink teddy sneakers kept selling, moreover the bird and the panda versions were introduced, and on 15 November 2013…
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….