Showing posts with label StreetFashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label StreetFashion. Show all posts

Friday, March 5, 2010

Bio Boy Fashionista on Haight Street

I like this understated outfit. It ignores Contemporary Codes Of Masculinity, and chooses a dandified look from the past.

Jasper Gregory

Saturday, February 20, 2010

She Was a Sweetie. We Played Together In Sweet's Ballroom Lighting

(I Met Her at Sunday Morning Ecstatic Dance in Oakland. She Was Sweet, and We Played In The Sweet's Ballroom Lighting)

Feb 20 2009
I took street fashion shots at Ecstatic Dance, a kind of Dance Church for the Burning Man Subculture. They are a kind of New Age spiritual community imported from Hawaii's Big Island. I was disappointed in the Burning Man Fashion though, The yoga-pants-that-make-my-ass-look-good thing is really overplayed. They are part a new uniform for the New Age elite of Marin County, just north of San Francisco. Marx called religion "The opiate of the masses". Zizek thinks that New Age Spirituality is the opiate of the alienated knowledge processing elite within Digital Capitalism.

Jasper Gregory

Friday, February 19, 2010

Sexy & Powerful Queer Femme Fashion @EagleTavern

(Justin Bond Was Singing at The Eagle Tavern, an integrated Queer, Kinky Leather Bar)

Feb 19, 2010
I read once that before Miami Vice started filming Miami's colorful Art Deco waterfront, the city had let it fall into ruin. The Series gave Miami a image of itself.
Are Madmen's early sixties images having a similar effect on NYC's Femme Fashion? Anyway, SJ has created a very chic and powerful Femme Performance. 

Jasper Gregory

Thursday, February 18, 2010

I Stopped Her In Dolores Park and Told Her "You Look Gorgeous Today!" She Was Waiting For Her Valentine Date

Male Born Femme In The Wild | Coffee To The People | Haight Street | San Francisco

We are surprisingly common in San Francisco, but virtually no one knows we exist. Representations of us have not been widely published. Every time I Publish one of these I am performing a revolutionary act.

Jasper Gregory