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Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney PS. the Art Too..

It's Friday night in Sydney, it's spring and there is an art show at Ambush Gallery 'Capiche'. Of course you will be going out after, so it's time to shine to check out the art and social with friends, hell there's even a DJ - not in my day - this is it. The art stays, for a while at least, the fashion moves on, that's why, Street Fashion Sydney.. Mouse over for details, links below.
Women in patent leather ankle boots, black dress with balck jacket around waist; red pants red jean jacket, black choker, large brown faux fur bag. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Retro cut out art on wooden panels, art viewers in silhouette. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Cutaway sweat jacket with woven circle surgical tools motif on back, camo pants. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Her, white pants brown boots, polka-dot blue shirt and tie, colourful patchwork suit jacket. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Open wooden wedge shoes , rolled black jeans, black and grey patterned blouse. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Black purple and checks. Her, black leggings, purple open tied shirt, black bomber and purple tied up dreadlocks. Him, contrasting Caucasian style. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Outlaw art, portrait with artist. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Black on Black on Black. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Bright colours and patterns with black patterned stockings with Doc Martens boots. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Black on Black on Black - felt hat, shirt, low crutch pants boots and bag. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Runners, blue stretch jeans faded denim jacket Lacoste 'Fairplay' bag. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Red striped long sleeve tee, black cut off denim skirt and black runners. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Paint splattered RM Williams boots, black dragon motif pants, black and gold motif sleevelesss top and woven scarf. Dark jacket with red piping over arm. Rock and Roll think 70's Mick Jagger. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Black nail polish, woman's sheer brown long-sleeve embroidered top over light brown jeans worn as menswear. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
shoes pants shorts leggings. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Pattern and colour clash, colourful orange crochet blanket top, blue beach bag tote, blue pattern shorts. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Black pants suit with white polka dots over pink bell sleeve blouse. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Window reflections and illminated stairway at Central Park below with pedestrians in Silhouette. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Art space and crowd view, Ambush Gallery. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
orange fluro jacket around waist, white pants black Adidas 'Rome' runners. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Art crowd, bags, patterns, jeans, animal print, floral.. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Red jacket black jeans and contrasting motif tee shirt. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Tattooed words, White pants black singlet pink tote. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Silver metal teeth, pink sweat under black bib & brace overalls.  Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Bleached hair short cropped triangle tattoo under pink tee blue dress. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Facial tattoos and purple hair, layered shirts and jacket. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Nose ring, two tone charcoal jumper, colourful cycling cap. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
Black hair, make-up faded, denim jacket. Spring Fashion Ambushed by Street Fashion Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.
http://ambushgallery.com/
http://ambushgallery.com/capiche/

Telling Stories in Pictures all over Sydney..
Kent Johnson, Sydney, Australia.
0433 796 863

How to dress like Olivia Palermo:

 Olive and Black
A very common color combination that Olivia relies on is olive green and black together. Olive green is a subtle incorporation of the recent military trend and acts as a hue that compliments black but still adds depth. Where as black and red or black and blue are common color combinations, olive and black is a more understated trend. Olivia uses these colors to create a neutral yet polished look. To dress like Olivia, finding a good pair of olive green skinnies or a top to wear with the black pieces you already own would be a great start.
 Vests with the Fur
I am not one to promote the abuse of animals, but fur seems to be a large component of Olivia's style. She has an assortment of fur vests that she throws on to elevate her outfit and add an element of luxury to her look. The fur also gives her looks texture and draw in visual interest. The vest becomes the focal point so she keeps the rest of the outfit simple. Finding a vintage fur vest would be a perfect step in Olivia's style direction. And there are plenty of faux fur alternatives to achieve the same level of chic without harming animals.
 Katherine Hepburn
In a world dominated by in-your-face sexuality, its a breath of fresh air to see well covered, yet still chic looks like these. Olivia opts for the subtle sensuality of Katherine Hepburn's menswear inspired style. Like the fashion icon herself, Olivia wears wide legged trousers and loose blousy tops with understated polished ease. Its all about oversized pieces that are tailored to hang perfectly. To try this look for yourself, I would recommend finding a quality vintage woman's suit and getting it taken in to fit your body perfectly.
 Little Black Dress
This classic standby cannot be ignored. Olivia knows the power of a versatile piece like the LBD. She knows she can rely on a simple black frock with a few special accessories to look ready for any occasion. Olivia tends to opt for black dresses with short hemlines to show off her thin legs and long sleeves to balance out and cover up on top. She also seeks out LBDs with a little something different such as a leather texture or sequin panels. To take a cue from Olivia find that black dress you've always relied on and think of a few new different ways you can style it.
 Black Tie Event
When men dress up for a special occasion they can always rely on a classic black tuxedo to look sharp and pulled together. Olivia often takes a cue from them and dresses up in tux inspired outfits that look chic and timeless. She takes a feminine twist on the classic suit by wearing black leather skinnies, a girly lace or sequined top underneath, and throwing in some quirky accessories such as a leopard print clutch or heeled duck boots. If you want to immolate this look, be sure to get well tailored pieces that show off your feminine shape and don't overwhelm your frame. Also look for menswear inspired pieces with girly details such as a satin trimmed lapel or dainty buttons.
  Not-Quite-Neutral
Olivia also has a thing about wearing uncommon colors such as mustard yellow, musky beige, or tangerine orange. She wears these shades as if they are neutrals even though they create a unexpected pop of color. Colors such as these seem unappealing or aged when on the hanger, but Olivia wears them in a way that is youthful and fresh. Olivia makes sure to wear these colors in sleek cuts and modern silhouettes. Picking up a frock in a quirky color like these would be a great way to incorporate a little of Olivia's style into your look.
 Bold and Lavish Jewelry
Olivia tends to wear striking, luxurious jewelry. Her fingers always have huge gold rings in elaborate shapes and intricate textures. She frequently has a several detailed gold bangles on her wrists and sometimes wears a gilded gold watch that has a gold face in it. She never wears necklaces unless it is a large statement piece. To start a jewelry collection like Olivia's scour flea markets for quality one of a kind antique rings and bracelets. Invest in a gold watch that will bring an element of style to an everyday look. Skip the dainty chain and pendant necklaces and grab a few bold giant pieces from Forever 21.
Timeless Bags With a Twist
The fashion world can be very focused on status bags and Olivia knows this. She chooses to avoid the obvious trendy labels and instead leans towards classic shapes. The bags she carries always have a lot of structure. She tends to avoid large slouchy types. Because the shape of her bags are so simple, she adds in a little flair by carrying versions in interesting textures. To start dressing like Olivia, grab a simple bag or clutch in a leopard print or croc texture.
Natural Make-up and Healthy Hair
Because Olivia is a fashion risk taker, she keeps her make up as simple and understated. To keep her make up as neutral as possible, she sticks to thin sheer foundation, matte eyeshadows in browns and beiges, coral blush, and creamy natural pink lipstick. To imitate Olivia's look I would advise avoiding cakey concealers or foundations, colored metallic eyeshadows, and any lipstick more than 2 shades deeper than your natural lip color. When applying eye make up, use pencil eye liner to trace the top lash line only, be sure to curl your eyelashes with an eyelash curler and apply the best thickening volume mascara you can find.
As for Olivia's hair, she's moved past her long blonde typical california girl highlights and now works a much more mature and chic middle-parted brunette just-below-the-shoulder length cut. Her hair has a very multidimensional shade to it and lots of glossy shine. To get hair like her's keep your hair routine light on the products and less on the hot tools. Always rinse your hair with cold water at every wash to seal the strands and use a leave in hair gloss treatment every few weeks. This will help keep your hair's natural shine.
Break All the Rules
I know that this is rather contradictory to have a final rule like this, but fashion is all about pushing the limits. Olivia is always on the cutting edge of fashion and is fearless in the face of daring styles. Be a trend setter, not a trend follower. Most people would think that a purple leopard print dress with a large brown leopard print belt would look like a ridiculous leopard print over-kill. But Olivia makes it work by keeping the accessories simple, the cut of the dress minimal, and wearing it with full confidence. I know my style guides are all about imitating a specific fashionista's look, but to really take after Olivia, you have to branch out and wear whatever the hell you feel like wearing. Be fearless!
To help illustrate a few ways to put together an outfit inspired by Olivia Palermo, I've created a few looks here using the tips that I have mentioned.

VIA :Visual Basic

How To Wear A Black Dress Casually - Tips For Women

A little black dress can by ultra-sexy.

A little black dress doesn't have to be basic! pretty details like lace, cutouts, sheer panels and strappy necklines can turn a little black dress into a serious statement.

Wear a statement coat with your little black dress.

Let your outerwear do the talking, and try wearing a statement coat with your little black dress.
 

Add a Jacket to Your Little Black Dress.

An easy way to make your cocktail dress a little edgier is by adding a jacket.

Wear Nude Shoes with a Little Black Dress.


Want to make your legs look miles long? Wear nude shoes with your little black dress,. This is a great trick to keep in mind for weddings and special events where you can rock bare legs and you know you'll be having your photo taken.

Wear your little black dress with black tights this winter.

When the chill of winter sets in, a pair of black tights are a woman's best friend. We love the streamlined look of a pair of black tights worn with your favorite little black dress this time of year. This sleek look is perfect for holiday parties and the office—and can be equally dressed up or down for day and night.

Flaunt your curves in a tight little black dress.

If you've got curves—whether they're from a baby bump or just good genes—they will always look amazing in a fitted black dress.

 

A little black dress can go below your knees!

The constraints on just what defines a 'little black dress' have become increasingly wider as fashion itself has become more inclusive. A shiny midi dress like this is still very much an LBD in our book—just an unusual and unique one. We love this daring neckline and pleated skirt combination because it's equal parts 

Try a little (lace) black dress.

Little black lace dresses are perhaps our favorite take on this iconic frock. Lace adds an element of femininity and whimsy, which we love. There are plenty of ways you can dress a lace dress up

MBFWA to-VIVID-to Great Art 'n' Shsstyle IN-between!!

Although I often don't show them in pictures; mostly; well lots of my friends are creatives. Hello! Artists, Designers, Art LOVERS! (probably a few bullshit artists..) Scribes of one sort of another, Musicians!  Of course; Lovers not Haters. PR's, well that's a tricky one..  And I almost never show them in a blog post even if they are at an event. Strange or not, it's almost like if you are a friend of mine, I will edit you out of the story of the night (or day) in some sort of attempt at journalistic impartiality.. no that can't be it I'm a blogger! Anyway this week it's an all-in, everyone, who, whom, whomever.. and looking fresher too I think. Here's the Art. Here's the Street Fashion - Gallery Style - check the links below, stuff is on now, check it out! Fashion to Photography to Painting to Light and plenty of Street Fashion as well on the way. Oh and forget yellows (sort0f), it's RED Black & Blue!
Gemma Saccasan - Raffles International Showcase. Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Raffles International Showcase at #MBFWA
JRAA CODE by Jennyfer Alonzo - Raffles International Showcase. Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Jim Anderson with his artwork  at Nudes on Tap. Portrait by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Jim Anderson with his artwork  at Nudes on Tap.
Excitement at Tap Gallery. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Nyk Sykes at TAP Gallery. Portrait by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Photographer Nyk Sykes - Nudes on Tap.
Friends mingle at King on William. Knitwear and braides, Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
At King Street On William Gallery.
Watch worn outside the cardigan. Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Jabour Becker. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Brett and Vivienne. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Raymond and William Yang photographing the scene. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Art friends. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Alluvial Forms by Salvatore Gerardi. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Hot girls with off-duty burlesque style, tattoos, black boots, black dress, print skirt black top. Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Luke Sciberras and John Firth-Smith at King on William. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Luke Sciberras with Peter O'Doherty and John Firth-Smith background at King on William Gallery. Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Black on black on black bag, retro eye make-up. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Salvatore Gerardi: Alluvial Forms at King Street on William Gallery
Portrait of Luke Sciberras at King Street Gallery on William – West of the Darling, show. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Luke Sciberras at King Street Gallery on William – West of the Darling.
Leo Pimpa,Vivienne Shui, Glen Fitzgerald, Jason Neophytou. Fashionable young men and VivialaViv at the media wall. #Reebonz #reebonzauthree Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
REEBONZ 3rd Birthday Bash!
Marc James and Shiralee Coleman #Reebonz #reebonzauthree
Christopher Haggarty with Vanessa Roberts @breakfast.with.audrey #Reebonz #reebonzauthree
Art opening at China Heights Gallery
Outfits that coordinate with the environment. Red colour key. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Opening night at Nguraalami by Otis Hope Carey - China Heights Gallery.
Young blonde haired women wearing red and black outfits. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Ellie at the art show. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
At China Heights gallery. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Beautiful young women wearing all black outfits drinking Corona beer at China Heights gallery. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Black velvet beaded jacket and black dress.Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Tattoos and single French braided hair. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Denim playsuit style dress, fawn skivvy and denim tote. Shush I'm on the iPhone. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Mesh top, black bra and pants, spider tattoo. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Light blue denim overalls with natural ribbed long sleeve tee and animal print sneakers.. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
All black outfits with chunky gold geometric chocker. Hippie tote bags.. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Neon sunglasses for VIVID Sydney 2016, crowd - Street Photography shot. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
VIVID 2016 has begun!
Roger Foley-Fogg VIVID installation - LIGHTSHOWS 60s to NOW. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Roger Foley-Fogg VIVID - LIGHTSHOWS 60s to NOW
Roger Foley-Fogg VIVID - LIGHTSHOWS 60s to NOW++++
VIVID - To BE CONTINUED!

http://www.uniqueeventphotography.com.au/2016/05/making-turn-on-runway-of-fashion.html
http://www.tapgallery.org.au/
http://kingstreetgallery.com.au/
http://www.chinaheights.com/
http://www.vividsydney.com/

Telling Stories in Pictures all over Sydney..
Kent Johnson, Sydney, Australia.
0433 796 863

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