Monday, March 30, 2015

street style blogger by weekend

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21. GarbageLapSlap

Run by a media manager by weekday and street style blogger by weekend, this site is based mostly out Malaysia and Singapore, but captures street style from Japan, as well.
The Best Street Style Blogs: 25 Inspiring Sites to Bookmark Now
Photo via GarbageLapSlap

22. Toronto Verve

This blog showcases the unique style and energy of Torontonians, and features interviews, film reviews and engaging stories.
The Best Street Style Blogs: 25 Inspiring Sites to Bookmark Now
Photo via Toronto Verve

23. Street Fashion in Krakow

Again, the name pretty much sums it up: Engaging street style from Krakow, Poland.
The Best Street Style Blogs: 25 Inspiring Sites to Bookmark Now
Photo via Street Fashion in Krakow

24. Street Style Aesthetic by Wayne Tippets

This street style site—arguably one of the best out there—has been around since November 2008, but British photographer Tippets has been photographing street culture since the late 1980’s, making his mark in Jamaica in the early nineties chronicling the explosive reggae/dancehall scene.
The Best Street Style Blogs: 25 Inspiring Sites to Bookmark Now
Photo via Wayne Tippets

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