THE LIVES OF OTHERS

THE LIVES OF OTHERS

Style on the streets of New York, Stockholm, London and Paris

by KOD Staff

“This is NOT a street style blog” says Adam Katz Sinding on his website; instead he calls the site “a portal into the lives of others”. His snapshots pay homage to true style, capturing the people who turn heads on the street. Also known as Le 21eme, the photographer inherited his first camera from his father. Today, he works all over the world and his photographs regularly feature in the pages of Vogue and W magazine. 

Yoyo Lu at Paris Mens Fashion Week, FW14

Yoyo Lu at Paris Mens Fashion Week, FW14

Justin Oshea at New York Fashion Week, FW14

Justin Oshea at New York Fashion Week, FW14

Marianne Theodorsen at Fashion Week Stockholm, FW14

Marianne Theodorsen at Fashion Week Stockholm, FW14

Marcelo Burlon at Paris Men's Fashion Week, FW14

Marcelo Burlon at Paris Men's Fashion Week, FW14

After Prabal Gurung, New York Fashion Week, FW14

After Prabal Gurung, New York Fashion Week, FW14

After Christopher Kane, London Fashion Week, FW14

After Christopher Kane, London Fashion Week, FW14

After Lanvin, Paris Men's Fashion Week, FW14

After Lanvin, Paris Men's Fashion Week, FW14

Julien-Boudet at New York Fashion Week, FW14

Julien-Boudet at New York Fashion Week, FW14

After DKNY, New York Fashion Week, FW14

After DKNY, New York Fashion Week, FW14

Wanny Antonio Di Filippo at Pitti Immagine Uomo, FW14

Wanny Antonio Di Filippo at Pitti Immagine Uomo, FW14

See more of Adam Katz Sinding's work on his website

Comments


Angel on January 22 2015 at 09:29PM

Angel,I havn’t really gone touhrgh the exact meaning of that term. However, if they are simply looking at the fact that New York and London both are the financial centre of a powerful economy (of course, also the fact that the gap of rich and poor is huge and that real estate prices are too high to be reasonable), then I think Hong Kong does fit in to be one of the big three (along with a few other possible candidate, like Tokyo), but that’s thanks to the rising Chinese economy. So to answer your question, it is definitly feasible.As for the sustainable part, when China is finally willing to knock down the barrier that is keeping the foreign investors from investing freely and when their economy, stock market and banking system is getting mature (not that the HK system is mature enough, but they did got a 30+ year head start), I think Shanghai will replace Hong Kong in that aspect. Would be interesting to see this “Newlonhai” in the future.

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