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Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Habi - Retired
Q – Can you explain to me what you are wearing today?
A – Well, pants, I don’t know what kind of material, and a jacket.
Q – What is your favourite?
A – My vest. My sister knitted this.
A – Everyone asks if I am going to a wedding. I’m not going to one. I just don’t like wearing jeans. This is simply my style.
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Fanny – Student of style and design
Q – What are you wearing today?
A – Pants, a t-shirt, and a cardigan.
Q – What kind of pants are you wearing?
A – Striped pants from New York.
Q – Can you tell me more about your glasses?
A – The glasses I just got brand new from Burri Optik and they are from Linda Farrow.
Q – And can you tell me about your shoes?
A – My shoes are five years old.
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Kiara (law student) and Geraldine (student of international relations)
Q – Kiara, what are you wearing today?
A - I am wearing a pink blazer, a white tank top, a beige scarf, jeans and pink shoes.
Q – Can you tell me where you got these things?
A – Most everything is from Zara and the shoes are from Tod’s.
Q – Geraldine, what are you wearing today?
A – I have a sweater from En Soie, pants from Zara, and the shoes, I can’t remember where I got them from.
Q – Kiara, in your opinion, what your favourite thing that Geraldine is wearing today?
A – The sweater, because it’s cool.
Q – And Geraldine, what do you think is the favourite thing Kiara is wearing?
A – The shoes, because I have the same ones!
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Kierstin – Furniture Business
Q – What are you wearing today?
A – What I am wearing, so brands, or how I am feeling?
Q – Sure.
A – Light, sporty, relaxed.
Q – Where did you buy your sweater?
A – G-Star.
Q – And your shoes?
A – Somewhere in , no idea, I can’t remember.
Q – What is the favourite you are wearing?
A – My shirt and my jacket. Actually, everything in some way.
Q – Why the shirt?
A – I like men’s shirts, so loose and casual, and also with collars. One is so comfortable. One puts it on and one can combine it with so many other things.
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Alessio and Marco – from Italy on holidays in Zurich
Q – Alessio what is your favourite piece of clothing today?
A – My shirt, it’s Copanagge.
Q – And Marco, your favourite thing today?
A – Also my shirt, because it’s the Clash, and I love the Clash.
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Simone - Server
Q – What are you wearing today?
A – From everything, I wanted to wear my flower pants, they are pretty flamboyant. They are from C & A. So then I wanted to find a colour that was fairly simple, so I chose this black t-shirt. And then I wore my red shoes to bring a little bit more colour into the outfit.
Q – And your bag?
A – This is my little bag, I always have it with me. Well, unless I need a bigger bag! I bought it on E-Bay.
Q – And you said your pants were your favourite?
A – Yes, definitely. They are the biggest thing.
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Sharif
Q – What are you wearing today?
A – Ya, just the usual. A shirt and a jacket, and, just normal.
Q – Where did you buy the jacket?
A – I got it from C & A.
Q – And the shirt?
A – The shirt was a gift from my friend. This bracelet is from Egypt. And my ring is from Yemen. My shoes are totally normal Swiss from Navyboot.
Q – What is your favourite thing from everything?
A – For me the most important things are the shoes and the pants?
Q – Why?
A – I like to always change and have good quality. The shoes of course because I walk a lot. And the jeans have to fit me nicely.
Q – Do you want to say anything else about clothes?
A – I always wear what I like. It doesn’t interest me what others are wearing. Simple and colourful is for me the most important.
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Leonard – Student
Q – What are you wearing today?
A – Ya, I just went home to change my clothes quickly, shorts and a t-shirt.
Q – What is your favourite thing?
A – My t-shirt because it is simple, and looks cool.
Q – I have to ask about your shorts. Where did you get them?
A – I got them at H & M.
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. The aim of this series is not to show what is most fashionable or à la mode, but rather to showcase what people are really wearing and how they put outfits together. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Monique – Physiotherapist
Q – Can you explain to me what you are wearing today.
A – Well, this jacket, I made myself. And a shirt. And a pair of jeans.
Q – Can you tell me more about this jacket?
A – I make clothes as a hobby.
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. The aim of this series is not to show what is most fashionable or à la mode, but rather to showcase what people are really wearing and how they put outfits together. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Karim - 3 years old
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Marina - 3rd year Gymnasium (Languages)
Q – Can you tell me what you are wearing today?
A – A jean jacket and t-shirt, jeans, and sandals.
Q – Can you tell me more about your white t-shirt?
A – I bought it at Manor. The t-shirt is a little bit wider. There all these little strings hanging down.
Q – What is the favourite thing you wore today?
A – My t-shirt.
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. The aim of this series is not to show what is most fashionable or à la mode, but rather to showcase what people are really wearing and how they put outfits together. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
Fashion Streeters Zürich – May 2013
I hit the streets of Zürich to discover what people are wearing and a little bit of why they liked it. I was delighted that most people were willing to talk with me and share a little bit about their clothing with me. It was fascinating to explore the colours and textures that people are wearing on the streets this spring!
Alice (L) and Joelle (R) – Students
Q – Alice, can you tell me what you are wearing today?
A – A jacket from a thrift store, All-Star shoes, jeans from H & M, and the undershirt from H & M, and the shirt from Manor.
Q – And can you tell me about your bag?
A – The bag I got from Fizzen.
Q – And you?
A – The shoes from Bürkliplatz, the leggings are from London, the shirt from Turkey, and the bag I just found.
Q – Joelle, what is your favourite thing that Alice is wearing?
A – The jacket.
Q – Why?
A – I find it classic.
Q – And Alice, what’s your favourite thing Joelle is wearing.
A – Her leggings.
Q – Why?
A – Because they are very in style right now.
*This series of photos is inspired from a column called “Fashion Streeters” published in the Gateway newspaper, an idea put together from Julianna Damer and Dan McKechnie. The aim of this series is not to show what is most fashionable or à la mode, but rather to showcase what people are really wearing and how they put outfits together. Please also note that all conversations were translated from Swiss German or High German into English, and therefore some liberties may have been taken during my translation.*
