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Paris vs New York illustrations – Alike yet different

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Visited or lived Paris and New York or maybe one of them or maybe none, either way you’ll probably understand these illustrations. It is a clever and fun way to represent the differences between those two major cities. Both cities of modern fashion and tourism, but still very different, partly because of the clash of continents; Europe vs. America. The theme of the images is mostly about culture, or better said: the way of living, and the name o…

 

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NYC Lifestyle – Fashion, Food And Fun!

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to the large number of immigrants who have made New York their home. Not many would like to miss the delicious mouth-watering dishes of the street vendors from falafels and kebabs to the more home-grown pretzels, burgers and hot dogs! Places To Visit: * The NYC lifestyle affords you visits to landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, and Rockefeller Centre — the places that attract maximum tourists. * To get a feel of NY’s …

 

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Stunning New Skyscraper in Vietnam

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A ground-breaking ceremony has been held for Foster + Partners’ first project in Vietnam. The VietinBank Business Centre sends a strong message to the rest of the world: Vietnam is an up-and-coming nation. Located strategically between central Hanoi and the airport, the project consists of two angular towers that will serve as a gateway to the city. The 300,000-square-metre mixed-use development includes two towers. The taller tower,…

 

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Strangely bent rails after New Zealand earthquake

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I suspect it’s quite a good approximation for the true buckling shape. Ben Simmons dave, there are power lines next to the tracks, the shadows are probably the seperators that hold the lines away from each other Dennis I came up with a little over 20′. Do you mind showing me your figures. I came up with the square root of 439.831. Dennis Sorry, I forgot to divide the 1″ by 2…you are correct…14.832′. Rex Pictures (and accounts) of phenomena …

 

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5 Weirdest Runway Looks

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5. Chainsaw Couture: Imagine somebody cutting your dress with a chainsaw. That’s exactly what happened to these dresses before The Viktor and Rolf spring 2010 collection. 4. Safety Pin Dress: Usually most people use safety pins to secure a dress and keep it in place, but here Gareth Pugh used only safety pins to make dresses of his Fall 2008 collection with famous Russian model Natalia Vodianova. 3. Pac Man Fashion: A game no one can ge…