Personal Style Confession and Fashion Notes
A candid, quirky piece reflects on wardrobe items from Urban Outfitters to Express and H M with summer 2011 to 2012 dates, notes a nod to hippie and hipster style, plus a bold call for UGGS and short shorts. The speaker mentions a shoulder tattoo from Ichiban, a nose piercing, and an apprentice identity, while joking about looks resembling Anna Faris.
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Ichiban
Martin
Anna Faris
Daniel Ohlemeier profile and fashion notes
Daniel Ohlemeier a 26 year old banker from Lawrence 13 years in town aims to be a race car driver. He favors classic Americana style dislikes hipster fashion and ironic tees. He lists clothing items with recent purchase dates and brands including NorDstrom Cole Haan J Crew Banana Republic Sunflower Outdoor Patagonia Nordstrom Ford Wink Alain Mikli. He jokes about being linked to Jason Biggs or Ben Affleck when hair grows out. He was walking home from work when scouted and notes his dream job and style preferences.
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Lawrence
U.S. Bank
Nordstrom
Cole Haan
J. Crew
Banana Republic
Sunflower Outdoor
Patagonia
J. Ford
Wink
Alain Mikli
Chaperone inspires look at Louise Brooks and Jazz Age style
Moriarty’s summer novel references silent-film star Louise Brooks and her iconic bob as a window into 1920s celebrity culture. The writer recalls discovering Brooks in Kansas and muses on the imagined role of a chaperone guiding her youth in New York as the book MORIARTY, page 20, unfolds.
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Library of Congress
Louise Brooks
Kansas
Bob
Brooks
Lawrence
Laura Moriarty
USA Today
Moriarty
America
Joshua Zeitz
Wichita
Orgasm Rebellion novel tackles women's rights history
Lawrence writer Frank Lingo details a late 19th century backstory of medical practice that used orgasms to treat emotional conditions in women. The self-published author notes some readers will object to sex scenes while others find the tale engaging and provocative.
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Lawrence
Frank Lingo
Lingo
Kansas City Star
Amazon.com
Bart Altenbernd
Altenbernd
Circling subjects for better photos in a gallery
A writer explains photo techniques that improve images by moving around the subject. The list features about ten visual devices such as dominant foregrounds, contributing backgrounds, juxtaposition, internal framing and linear perspective. The author notes these techniques work best when the photographer moves around frequently.
Behind the Lens Circling subjects for fresh photography angles
A photojournalist explains how circling subjects or events reveals options and unique perspectives. Light from different directions shapes the shot, proving photography cannot be done from a lawn chair. This spring the author shares thoughts in LENS page 20.
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