Sartorialist

thesartorialist.blogspot.com/2006/04/alan-flusser-on-thom-browne.html

http://men.style.com/fashion/collections/S2006MEN/review/TBMEN

http://web.mac.com/thombrowne/iWeb/www.thombrowne.com/www.thombrowne.com.html

http://www.time.com/time/2004/style/111504/men/3.html


http://www.squidoo.com/thombrowne


I'm a big fan of your blog 'SARTORIALIST' since I found out about it in GQ magazine. I'm glad you are covering Thom Browne. I have made a lens on Squidoo dedicated to Thom Browne. Check it out. I would welcome suggestions and inputs.

http://www.squidoo.com/thombrowne

Paul Smith Story collonge
Haitian Vetiver
the idea began as a sketch of a book
the bottle is shaped like a book
smells of old paper.
http://www.paulsmith.co.uk

What is time?

Inspired by Magic Paula's question: "What is Time?" from the Letter's Lives Group on Flickr.

A nomadic tribe wondering through a labyrinth carried by the wind
An ancestral grid dividing the chronology
the wind whispering it's strange language for trees to decipher, transmute and deflect.
The days are a canonical mocking of our small existence.

Favorite Book and Movies

Favorite Books
Last great book I read:
'The Sheltering Sky' Nov 25, 2000
'Keep the River to Your Right' June 2001 in Hungary, Budapest.
'Utz'
'Sun Also Rises' Sept. 11 2001
'A Year in Provence' Nov. 2002
'Book of Illusion' Dec. 2002
In chronological order

Favorite on-screen sex scene: in 'the unbearable lightness of being', when juliette binoche first arrives at daniel day-lewis' apartment. damn. PolaX
there's only one scene. According to the actor (Gerald Depardu's son)...it was real...

'The Sheltering Sky'...when