10 items on »typolis:« tagged with
»boys«
wonderful and mad fetish things part 0ne

at last many good looking naked musicans for us girls !!!!!

and for all the boys - beautiful cowgirls for hot dreams
A Girl's Guide To The World Cup
Strenesse designer Gabriele Strehle, the official outfitter of the German team, has produced a coffee-table book on her countrymen. Die Deutsche Elf (The German 11) is thick with pictures of the well-dressed players shot by the Irving Penn-trained photographer Jesse Frohman. The book is available for affordable € 39,90. But only at Strenesse stores or Hugendubel bookstores. It would be fun to have look at it in real. Our guys dressed up in finest designer gown, captured in glossy black and white photos.

Boys! It's not over!
I'm back from the dead. Sorry about this lack of contact but J was in weimar to visit us all and stayed at my home so we had a lot to do and talk about. And the weather... you know. And at home I'm offline. But now I'm back and there's a lot to say.
#1: My dearest German soccer boys: On Tuesday the game was a slap in my face, too. Everyone went quiet. I went outside on my balcony, leaning against the wall, breathing the fresh air and thinking, "This can't be true. This is just a bad dream"
Now - two days later - I'm feeling better, still a bit sad, but my optimism is back. Boys, you did a great job. You definitely made my summer. I had such a great time with all my friends infront of my TV. We all love you guys. You've made us proud.
On Saturday it's our own final - come on - against Portugal. That's even the better final than the actual one. We can still make it to 3rd place. As Borowski said, it's about winning the golden pinaple. Whatever that's supposed to mean.
#2: We definitely won the prize for the best-dressed coaching team. Look at them - Klinsi & Jogi - everytime dress to impress. They are a dream couple. I got some nice pictures of them in partner look - I have to scan - and also some lovely articles by the SZ to quote. But that'll be later.
#3: I made a list. Now in the end I decided - for me - who are best looking guys of the world cup and the German team. Although my favourite is Torsten Frings I don't really think he's good looking in that way. It's more about his hair and the situation during the first game. But now I realized that he's really a talented and good player (concerning soccer, of course). And sure the whole country missed him on tuesday and felt for him.
Here're the lists.
+++++head turner+++++
+ Arne Friedrich
+ Christoph Metzelder
+ David Odonkor
+ Sebastian Kehl
+++++cutie+++++
+ Philipp Lahm and his cracking voice
+++++best hair+++++
+ Torsten "Totti" Frings
+++++worst hair+++++
+ Bastian Schweinsteiger
+ Lukas Pudolski
+ Michael Ballack
+ Jens Lehmann
+++++best performance+++++
+ Jens Lehmann
+ Torsten Frings
+ David Odonkor
#1: My dearest German soccer boys: On Tuesday the game was a slap in my face, too. Everyone went quiet. I went outside on my balcony, leaning against the wall, breathing the fresh air and thinking, "This can't be true. This is just a bad dream"
Now - two days later - I'm feeling better, still a bit sad, but my optimism is back. Boys, you did a great job. You definitely made my summer. I had such a great time with all my friends infront of my TV. We all love you guys. You've made us proud.
On Saturday it's our own final - come on - against Portugal. That's even the better final than the actual one. We can still make it to 3rd place. As Borowski said, it's about winning the golden pinaple. Whatever that's supposed to mean.
#2: We definitely won the prize for the best-dressed coaching team. Look at them - Klinsi & Jogi - everytime dress to impress. They are a dream couple. I got some nice pictures of them in partner look - I have to scan - and also some lovely articles by the SZ to quote. But that'll be later.
#3: I made a list. Now in the end I decided - for me - who are best looking guys of the world cup and the German team. Although my favourite is Torsten Frings I don't really think he's good looking in that way. It's more about his hair and the situation during the first game. But now I realized that he's really a talented and good player (concerning soccer, of course). And sure the whole country missed him on tuesday and felt for him.
Here're the lists.
+++++head turner+++++
+ Arne Friedrich
+ Christoph Metzelder
+ David Odonkor
+ Sebastian Kehl
+++++cutie+++++
+ Philipp Lahm and his cracking voice
+++++best hair+++++
+ Torsten "Totti" Frings
+++++worst hair+++++
+ Bastian Schweinsteiger
+ Lukas Pudolski
+ Michael Ballack
+ Jens Lehmann
+++++best performance+++++
+ Jens Lehmann
+ Torsten Frings
+ David Odonkor
what is it with this hedi-guy?
Boys around me are still mourning about boring clothes at H&M and at elsewhere effordable places. But if I just mention the magic words DIOR HOMME the boy's eyes will get watery and dreamy. No they are definitely not gay.
I always thought and still kind of think that male fashion is a hard thing to do. And I also agree with my dear friends that most of the things you can easily purchase are way too boring and simple.
The funny thing with this is this newborn interest some boys show concerning designer fashion. Yes the times are changing. I think I for myself have to stop thinking in this oldfashioned stereotype categories. And thats exactly what's happening with a lot of boys outside. They are fed up with what the industrie wants them to wear. They want the same freedom and creativity in clothing like us.
It's not just a retail problem it also became a true couture problem. And in the end it's them who set the course. The "New Yorker" wrote two days ago: "Men’s fashion in Paris was moribund, but then Hedi Slimane came along."
But who is Hedi? Hedi Slimane came to Dior in 2002 to design their menswear collection. It is often said that he transformed the male silhouette.
Born in Paris, France in 1968 with a Tunisian father, an Italian mother and a Brazilian grandmother. His mother dressed all her kids in self-sewn clothes. And it was her who'd taught Little-Hedi his first sewing lessons. He once said in an interview that he always was lonesome cowboy, especially as a child he was the odd one.
The aforementioned "New Yorker" described a quite funny scene in Hedis childhood concerning his influences reflected in his designs. Six-year-old Hedi sits on the floor in his room mooning over an album cover. It's 1974. He just got a birthday gift from a friend of his older sister: David Bowie "David Live". "The friend, Véronique, likes to put on a blue jumpsuit and imitate Bowie. She does a good Mick Jagger, too. Slimane is captivated by her. He is also captivated by the album cover, which features a photograph of Bowie onstage, dressed in a powder-blue double-breasted suit: the jacket is cut short, with narrow but square shoulders, and the pants, although pleated and billowy in the legs, are tight at the crotch. Bowie looks bloodless and emaciated, well on his way to his 'Thin White Duke' phase, during which he subsisted, as he later said, on 'peppers, cocaine, and milk.'"
But 30 years later Slimane claims that he has no influences at all, he declares, "I have no nostalgia". Yeah, but sorry, taste has to come from somewhere...well...
Hedi actually studied art history and started his career at stylist José Lévy's. 1997 Yves Saint Laurent enganged the then 28-year-old Slimane as artistic director for his menswear. His creations were and still are revolutionary. He is famous for his slim silhouettes.
Oh that's funny: Slimane is famous for the slim. Well, I'm probably not the first one exploring this.
In 1999, as YSL is snapped up by the Gucci-Group, Slimane changed to Dior Homme becoming their Creative Director and Chefdesigner (what's this in English?). Three years later he became Designer of the Year.
And now he's famous and makes fabulous clothes a lot of boys make goo-goo eyes with. And then they cry because either they can't efford them or they are not skinny enough. Just look at Karl Lagerfeld. There are rumors about his turbo diet a few years ago. That he was just nearly starving to death to fit in slimanes slim outfit. Karl started with a tie, half a year later he fitted in a jacked and another half year later he could finally wear the famous slim Slimane pants.
I always thought and still kind of think that male fashion is a hard thing to do. And I also agree with my dear friends that most of the things you can easily purchase are way too boring and simple.
The funny thing with this is this newborn interest some boys show concerning designer fashion. Yes the times are changing. I think I for myself have to stop thinking in this oldfashioned stereotype categories. And thats exactly what's happening with a lot of boys outside. They are fed up with what the industrie wants them to wear. They want the same freedom and creativity in clothing like us.
It's not just a retail problem it also became a true couture problem. And in the end it's them who set the course. The "New Yorker" wrote two days ago: "Men’s fashion in Paris was moribund, but then Hedi Slimane came along."
But who is Hedi? Hedi Slimane came to Dior in 2002 to design their menswear collection. It is often said that he transformed the male silhouette.
Born in Paris, France in 1968 with a Tunisian father, an Italian mother and a Brazilian grandmother. His mother dressed all her kids in self-sewn clothes. And it was her who'd taught Little-Hedi his first sewing lessons. He once said in an interview that he always was lonesome cowboy, especially as a child he was the odd one.
The aforementioned "New Yorker" described a quite funny scene in Hedis childhood concerning his influences reflected in his designs. Six-year-old Hedi sits on the floor in his room mooning over an album cover. It's 1974. He just got a birthday gift from a friend of his older sister: David Bowie "David Live". "The friend, Véronique, likes to put on a blue jumpsuit and imitate Bowie. She does a good Mick Jagger, too. Slimane is captivated by her. He is also captivated by the album cover, which features a photograph of Bowie onstage, dressed in a powder-blue double-breasted suit: the jacket is cut short, with narrow but square shoulders, and the pants, although pleated and billowy in the legs, are tight at the crotch. Bowie looks bloodless and emaciated, well on his way to his 'Thin White Duke' phase, during which he subsisted, as he later said, on 'peppers, cocaine, and milk.'"
But 30 years later Slimane claims that he has no influences at all, he declares, "I have no nostalgia". Yeah, but sorry, taste has to come from somewhere...well...
Hedi actually studied art history and started his career at stylist José Lévy's. 1997 Yves Saint Laurent enganged the then 28-year-old Slimane as artistic director for his menswear. His creations were and still are revolutionary. He is famous for his slim silhouettes.
Oh that's funny: Slimane is famous for the slim. Well, I'm probably not the first one exploring this.
In 1999, as YSL is snapped up by the Gucci-Group, Slimane changed to Dior Homme becoming their Creative Director and Chefdesigner (what's this in English?). Three years later he became Designer of the Year.
And now he's famous and makes fabulous clothes a lot of boys make goo-goo eyes with. And then they cry because either they can't efford them or they are not skinny enough. Just look at Karl Lagerfeld. There are rumors about his turbo diet a few years ago. That he was just nearly starving to death to fit in slimanes slim outfit. Karl started with a tie, half a year later he fitted in a jacked and another half year later he could finally wear the famous slim Slimane pants.
45kilo Mädchentraum
So! Auf geht's Jungs!
Ab in den Kampf der Superkreativen.
Also hier haben sich die 2 ja was feines ausgedacht. Handbemalte Shirts. Nette Ideen und kompetente Umsetzung. Sehr empfehlenswerter Humor.
Man darf gespannt sein, wie's weiter geht. Auch Hut ab vor den geilen Mode-Shootings. 1A! Sehr elegant.

Zu finden und zu bestellen unter:
+++ 45kilomädchentraum +++
Aber Jungs: VORSICHT! Die Konkurrenz schläft nicht. Sie ist sehr wachsam. Was heute bei ReSales und hat sich eingedeckt. Es sind neue innovative Drucktechniken in Arbeit, von denen ihr nur träumen werdet.
Ab in den Kampf der Superkreativen.
Also hier haben sich die 2 ja was feines ausgedacht. Handbemalte Shirts. Nette Ideen und kompetente Umsetzung. Sehr empfehlenswerter Humor.
Man darf gespannt sein, wie's weiter geht. Auch Hut ab vor den geilen Mode-Shootings. 1A! Sehr elegant.

Zu finden und zu bestellen unter:
+++ 45kilomädchentraum +++
Aber Jungs: VORSICHT! Die Konkurrenz schläft nicht. Sie ist sehr wachsam. Was heute bei ReSales und hat sich eingedeckt. Es sind neue innovative Drucktechniken in Arbeit, von denen ihr nur träumen werdet.
Fly with the wind. But fly.
The first three days of the worldcup are over. It was surely exciting and very interesting. Also for me - I was able to study a lot in a fashionable way.
#1 - Long hair is back.
#2 - Tight jerseys (<- love that!)
#3 - Trikottausch - Jersey Exchange
For the moment #1 is the most interesting. Watching the game Germany vs. Costa Rica on Friday I immediatly fell in love with Thorsten Frings and his amazing hairstyle. We recognized that he's arriving the field with wet hair which dried during the match. But during the halftime break he moistened it again. And so we asked ourselves, "Why? What for?" Is it some kind of a refreshment? The wet hair flying in the wind when he runs across the field. 'Cause at first we thought Frings hair was sweaty or greasy. But NO - it was just wet. If somebody knows more about this technique, please tell me.

Another interesting part about the hair was the hair-band. Not only Thorsten Frings but also Didier Drogba (Ivory Coast) or Hernan Crespo (Argentina) were sporting this amazing styling accessoire. The question is, why do they use this hairband? I mean, I know why, but it's not really effective. Wouldn't it be better to use a scrunchy and run with a nice ponytail? And who introduced this to all those soccer boys? Is it Beckhams fault? Can we blame him for that?

For further information about long hair: Kickermatte.de
Edit #1: on fiese-scheitel.de is an extra link for kickermatten (soccer mullets)
#1 - Long hair is back.
#2 - Tight jerseys (<- love that!)
#3 - Trikottausch - Jersey Exchange
For the moment #1 is the most interesting. Watching the game Germany vs. Costa Rica on Friday I immediatly fell in love with Thorsten Frings and his amazing hairstyle. We recognized that he's arriving the field with wet hair which dried during the match. But during the halftime break he moistened it again. And so we asked ourselves, "Why? What for?" Is it some kind of a refreshment? The wet hair flying in the wind when he runs across the field. 'Cause at first we thought Frings hair was sweaty or greasy. But NO - it was just wet. If somebody knows more about this technique, please tell me.

Another interesting part about the hair was the hair-band. Not only Thorsten Frings but also Didier Drogba (Ivory Coast) or Hernan Crespo (Argentina) were sporting this amazing styling accessoire. The question is, why do they use this hairband? I mean, I know why, but it's not really effective. Wouldn't it be better to use a scrunchy and run with a nice ponytail? And who introduced this to all those soccer boys? Is it Beckhams fault? Can we blame him for that?

For further information about long hair: Kickermatte.de
Edit #1: on fiese-scheitel.de is an extra link for kickermatten (soccer mullets)
I love you. You pay my rent.
vogue.de schreibt:
Wir wussten es ja schon längst: Kate Moss und Pete Doherty sind wieder ein Paar! Die Schöne und das Biest kommen einfach nicht von einander los, da verzeiht er ihr auch mal den kleinen Flirt mit ihrem Toyboy letztes Jahr in den amerikanischen Rocky Mountains. Weil aber selbst das dem „Babyshambles“-Frontmann verfallene Supermodel seine (fauligen) Zähne nicht so anziehend findet, kriegen Petes Beißerchen jetzt eine Generalüberholung. Finanzier der längst überfälligen Aktion: klar, Kate! Für das neue Gebiss des Lovers legt das Starmodel mal eben 10.000 britische Pfund hin. Wie der „Daily Star“ erfahren haben will, leidet der chronische Trinker, Kettenraucher und vermeintliche Junkie seit Jahren an Halitosis (Zahnfäule). Ein weiterer Grund für den unappetitlichen Zustand von Petes Zähnen: angeblich mangelnde Hygiene. Nach Angaben einer anonymen Quelle, auf die sich die Zeitung beruft, habe der Musiker große Angst vor dem Zahnarztbesuch. Nur aus Angst, seine Angebetete sonst zu verlieren, habe er der Aktion zugestimmt.
Wir wussten es ja schon längst: Kate Moss und Pete Doherty sind wieder ein Paar! Die Schöne und das Biest kommen einfach nicht von einander los, da verzeiht er ihr auch mal den kleinen Flirt mit ihrem Toyboy letztes Jahr in den amerikanischen Rocky Mountains. Weil aber selbst das dem „Babyshambles“-Frontmann verfallene Supermodel seine (fauligen) Zähne nicht so anziehend findet, kriegen Petes Beißerchen jetzt eine Generalüberholung. Finanzier der längst überfälligen Aktion: klar, Kate! Für das neue Gebiss des Lovers legt das Starmodel mal eben 10.000 britische Pfund hin. Wie der „Daily Star“ erfahren haben will, leidet der chronische Trinker, Kettenraucher und vermeintliche Junkie seit Jahren an Halitosis (Zahnfäule). Ein weiterer Grund für den unappetitlichen Zustand von Petes Zähnen: angeblich mangelnde Hygiene. Nach Angaben einer anonymen Quelle, auf die sich die Zeitung beruft, habe der Musiker große Angst vor dem Zahnarztbesuch. Nur aus Angst, seine Angebetete sonst zu verlieren, habe er der Aktion zugestimmt.
2007.01.21, 17:13
roboterowski
Sensatia - Suuuper fajna musika!!



Letscho Pletscho i Dj Partyslavvvv som nesamovite! Super Hip Hop i jesce lepscha wystemp i party!!
barzo dobze!!! dobze super jazda! dalej huopaki!!!
bruschnie bruschnie bruschnie!!!!




