Le Parisien

What to Wear in Paris...

As you know I was in Paris. To celebrate the end of my stay, I decided to post the right outfit "comme un Parisien".

Far more than the outfit, it's about your attitude you have. Because you´ll not elegant by wearing something elegant.

Paris is different, here decides the outcome and you have to go into public with them.

I tried to convey a personal expressive with my outfit. Muted shades, but still noticeable by the cut accents.

Just a little bit of Paris!

my outfit:

cardigan - H&M

tank top - American Apparel

sweatpant - Unknown

budapester - ASOS

visited some head offices...in Dhaka

Today I visited some head offices

to talk about all the

new collections, such as:

 H&M, Cheap Monday, COS, s.Oliver...

3 days after

After my trials at ENERGY/MISS SIXTY in Istanbul, I visited the factory of "Farrell" in Izmir.

It can be that nobody knows the brand. But Robbie Williams, the English pop star, launched his own menswear brand in September 2010/11.

Additionally the denim factory is producing a lot for H&M, Bershka and some others.

We developed together new garment dye effects. The collection is better than the of Earnest Sewn. The colour effects looks more regular and natural. We worked without water. Amazing!

Unfortunalety I am sorry that I can´t publish the effects due the rights reasons and the risk of being copied. I hope you´ll understand my point of view.

7 a.m.

All Pictures: Denimtarian by TT

my outfit:

collage jacket - Hilfiger

sweater - H&M

shirt -  Scotch&Soda

jean - Zara

eyewear - D&G

knit cap - COS

sneaker - AirMAX

Like every morning, I prepared myself to go to work.

Do you like it?

By Saying That There is Graffiti permitted

Picture: Denimtarian by TT

My outfit:

parker - Religion UK

scarf - H&M

eyewear - D&G

hat - Volcom
shirt - American Apparel

 Language DE | EN

Auf der Suche nach einer coolen Foto Location zu meinem Post "On The Way will change the way" entdeckte ich diese gestalterische Wand.

Warum ist Graffiti eigentlich verboten?

Meiner Meinung nach sind Graffiti und Street Art keine Farbschmierereien, sondern eigenständige Ausprägungen von Kunst im öffentlichen Raum.

Sie dienen uns als tolle Objekte für unterschiedlichste Inszenierungen.

Was denkst du?

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I discovered this creative wall during looking for a cool photo location to my post "On The Way will change the way".

Why graffiti is actually forbidden?

In my opinion, Graffiti and Street Art are no color shit, but independent manifestations of art in public spaces.

They serve as great objects for various productions.

What do you think?

Use the blue line (full version)

All Pictures: Denimtarian by TT

 My outfit:

jean jacket - G-Star RAW

shirt - G-Star RAW

hat / pant - H&M
budapester - AllSaints

I need again summer feeling. That´s why I prefered to take pictures of me in a hall between palms and african wood.
The blue line shows us the way...isn´t? :)

Refresh: Brand jeans or No-Name? Cheap or Expensive?

Picture: Cover Stiftung Warentest

Language DE | EN

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Markenjeans oder No-Name? Teuer oder günstig?

Die Jeans hat Kultstatus, vor allem wenn sie teuer und eine bestimmte Marke ist - denken zumindest viele. Prominente tragen Levis, Ture Religion, PRPS oder 7 for all mankind uva.

Aber hat irgendjemand mal, die teuren Jeans der High-Premium-Marken auf ihre Verbraucherfreundlichkeit durchleutet? Viele Marken-Fanatiker werden sich jetzt wundern, ob das sein kann.

Ich möchte euch gerne von der Stiftung Warentest-Studie berichten. 

Laut der Verbraucherschutzorganisation Stiftung Warentest macht Zara die besten Herren-Jeans. Für den Test wurden 15 Herren-Jeans zu Preisen von 10 bis 249 Euro auf folgende Merkmale untersucht: Haltbarkeit, Passformen und Schadstoffe. Von den insgesamt neun Hosen, die ein recht gutes Qualitätsurteil bekamen, kosten drei weniger als 50 Euro. Als gut wurden befunden unter anderem Wrangler, Lee, Boss orange, Levi´s und 7 for all mankind.

Denim brands wie G-Star Raw, Jack & jones und Diesel bekamen die Note befriedigend, aufgrund „mangelnder Haltbarkeit, schlechter Passform und unsauberer Verarbeitung. Auch wurden die Produktionsbedingungen der Jeans im test überprüft. Hier haben die meisten schlecht abgeschnitten. Nach Angaben der Stiftung Warentest hat mehr als jeder zweite Jeanshersteller aus dem Warentest die Auskunft verweigert, darunter Diesel, Hugo Boss, Lee und Wrangler. Engagiert für Umwelt und Soziales seien nur Zara und H&M, heißt es.

Den Testsieg trägt eine Jeans für gerade mal 26 Euro davon.

Was denkt ihr darüber?

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Brand Jeans or No-Jame? Cheap or Expensive?

The jeans have cult status, especially if they are expensive and have a particular brand - that many people think. Celebrities wear Levis, Ture Religion, PRPS or 7 For All Mankind and many more.


But has anyone checked the expensive jeans of high premium brands for their convenience? Many junkies of brands will wondering if this can be.

I want to tell you about the Foundation Warentest study. 

According to the consumer protection Foundation Warentest Zara makes the best men's jeans. For the test, 15 men's jeans were examined at prices 10-249 € on the following characteristics: durability, fit and pollutants. Pretty good quality valuation got only three of the nine pants which cost are less than 50 €. Also been including brands such as Wrangler, Lee, Boss Orange, Levi and 7 for all mankind

Denim brands such as G-Star Raw, Diesel and Jack & Jones got satisfied results, due to poor durability, poor fit and messy process. Also the jeans were tested at production conditions. Here are the most poorly. According to the Foundation Warentest more than half from the jeans manufacturer has denied the information, including Diesel, Hugo Boss, Lee and Wrangler. Committed to environmental and social issues only are Zara and H & M, they say.

The winner is a pair of jeans for only 26 €.

What do you think?

On The Way will change the way

All Pictures: Denimtarian by TT

My Outfit:

wool cardigan - Zara

scarf - H&M

shirt - American Apparel

belt - Diesel

jean - G-Star RAW

boots - Replay

bag - 2nd hand