Film Fashion: Stealing Ryan Gosling’s Look In “Drive”
Silent, stoic, and devastatingly handsome; Ryan Gosling’s character in Drive may be one of the most stylish men in modern cinema. The dude straight murders it in classic American work-wear paired with luxury watches and designer shades. This is Menswear Dog’s tribute to our style icon.
Denim Jacket: Levi’s Vintage (alternative) | Short Sleeve Henley: Mister Freedom Vintage Dead Stock (J.Crew alternative) | Necklace: Personal Vintage
not shown: Jeans: Acne Max New Raw Selvage | Sunglasses: Selima Optique Money 2 Aviator in Tortoise | Driving Gloves: Gaspar Gloves | Boots: Stacy Adams Madison Boot in Taupe | Belt: Torino Leather | Watch: Custom Patek Philippe (replicas were used in the film)
Although I haven’t posted to Tumblr in months, I couldn’t resist after seeing this shit.
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TTYL, BBL, PEACE OUT Y’ALL.
It’s been a recent realization of mine that I’ve become increasingly more accustomed to viewing and sharing brilliant design rather than making it, which should be a huge red flag. At what capacity do we try to balance inspiration and the act of designing? What I thought was a fairly even balance has slowly transitioned into an unhealthy need to live vicariously through talented designers’ progress and success via the internet.
Consider this a brief hiatus because I think it’s about time I put my own dreams into action and hopefully make a few people proud.
125cc four-stroke engine, power in the 10 to 15 horsepower range, 188 mpg, top speed 75 mph, sexiness to boot.
Consider me intrigued Yamaha.
*Via Wired
Late night freelance (beer bottle process work).
I’d buy this if it were on store shelves.
*Via typeverything:
Typeverything.com - Drink Me Now & Forget Me Later… Hand lettered script exploration. (via Creattica)
The social network “subscribe” option is what won me over. There’s something very personal and beautifully ephemeral with the idea of a miniature daily/weekly newsletter.
*Via doinwork: Hello Little Printer
(Source: bergcloud.com)
