Showing posts with label Jacket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jacket. Show all posts
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Splashy Jacket
Never Give Up

All I need is cash.
Go for it.
This splashy jacket says a lot! ;-)
(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Splashy Jacket
September 10, 2017
@Takoma Park Folk Festival
It was a combination of food, chachkas, art, dance, and music--thank G-d, it was a good time!
When we were going through the booths, I came across this one artist pictured here.
A little scary looking at first, but actually seemed nice enough and he stopped to speak with us.
I asked about his very cool jacket.
And he told me, how he had actually made it with all the artistic things on it, including spikes, skulls, medals, patches, and even a pair of teeth!
Then he took off his jacket and turned around to show me his vest.
On the back was this awesome fighting foe.
I said feigning surprise:
"Oh, and it says RESIST on top?"
He replies:
"Yeah, never miss an opportunity to share a message!"
I thought to myself this guy is pretty smart, especially as he started to explain not only his jacket, but the meanings behind some of his other artwork.
Creativity is a wonderful thing--especially when no one gets hurt :-)--and it immediately sparks interest and dialogue.
How'd you do that? What gave you that idea? How do you use it?
The boring becomes exciting when another soul expresses itself.
Yes, we're all the same, but also we're all different!
It's by "going there," you explore and learn new things. ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
@Takoma Park Folk Festival
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February 8, 2017
Wardrobe Malfunction Or Stylish
So I got to personally witness a spectacular wardrobe malfunction today.
It's not often in Washington, D.C. that we get to see someone in a bright blue suit jacket with flowers.
Obviously, this is a pretty conservative dress town.
Some might call it rather style boring or even nerdy.
However, this brave guy went out on a limb and stood out like a sore DC thumbnail.
Actually, I believe it's nice to add some color, flair, and style and light up the room and the faces.
Too much gloominess and depression here at times.
I was so excited when someone actually called me "Happy Tie!"
Then everyone took a turn showing off their colorful socks to each other.
It takes so little to turn a room of people joyful and laughing.
Honestly, we need more of this, and why not be a contributor to people's happiness and smiling?
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

It's not often in Washington, D.C. that we get to see someone in a bright blue suit jacket with flowers.
Obviously, this is a pretty conservative dress town.
Some might call it rather style boring or even nerdy.
However, this brave guy went out on a limb and stood out like a sore DC thumbnail.
Actually, I believe it's nice to add some color, flair, and style and light up the room and the faces.
Too much gloominess and depression here at times.
I was so excited when someone actually called me "Happy Tie!"
Then everyone took a turn showing off their colorful socks to each other.
It takes so little to turn a room of people joyful and laughing.
Honestly, we need more of this, and why not be a contributor to people's happiness and smiling?
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Wardrobe Malfunction Or Stylish
June 28, 2015
Eye On Jacket
I took this photo of a women's jacket with a big blue eye on on the back.
Thought this design was truly eye-catching!
Wonder how many women out there would actually wear something like this.
Is this alluring or freakish?
Got to love fashion, especially when it pushes the bounds and makes us take a second look or think about how cool is that. ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

Thought this design was truly eye-catching!
Wonder how many women out there would actually wear something like this.
Is this alluring or freakish?
Got to love fashion, especially when it pushes the bounds and makes us take a second look or think about how cool is that. ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Eye On Jacket
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