Seeing that we’ve got our Japan trip in two weeks from now I’ve been all over the internet looking up everything that is Japan.  One thing that Japan is mostly noted for is the interesting fashion that Japanese youth have in Tokyo.  You’ll most likely see girls dressed in designer clothing, fake tans, tons of make-up and blonde hair.  Gyaru, comes from the English word Gal, has become its own culture and the Shibuya Gyaru aims to spread that every minute of your day.

“The “Gal Tokei” (Gal Clock) will inform the viewers of hours using images of gals in their late teens to early ’20s.  A total of 1,440 pictures of girls holding up a sign with the current time will be displayed on screen all day long, meaning every minute is announced by a different shot.”

Only in Japan will something like this take off.  Makes me all that more excited to go and immerse myself in this interesting culture.  I’d say they look better than that Jersey Shore that everyone seems to be into.

Gal-tokei

via Bionic Bong

So I stumbled upon this awesome track while looking for new music and to my surprise it came with an equally awesome Esquire video.  The girl dancing in the video is English model Daisy Lowe (daughter of Gavin Rossdale, Bush frontman, married to Gwen Stefani).  I don’t know what I like more now, the song or the hypnotizing dancing from Miss Lowe…

If you like beautiful women shot in High Definition then definitely check out Greg Williams’ channel on Vimeo.  He’s a photographer for Esquire and has worked with Megan Fox and my personal favourite, Kate Beckinsale (sexiest woman alive, very hot video).

So Rumell is looking for a new TV to put in his pad (business has been good =P) and we were drawn towards the 1080P units with 120Hz technology.  Not too sure if many of you are tech geeks but TV’s with 120Hz give the picture realistic motion and make it seem as if you were watching it on a camcorder instead of on film.

We were probably standing in front of this 65inch Sony model that was playing Transformers 2 for a good 20 minutes watching Megan Fox running around in all her High Definition glory.  I wasn’t really a big fan of the movie, or Megan Fox for that matter but maybe it was the TV that prompted me to look her up when I got home.  Lo and behold I find myself looking at her new Emporio Armani campaign… She’s definitely got that sultry hot girl look.  But is it just me or is that the only looks she’s able to pull off?   I can’t wait until they put her in a movie where she’s not casted just by that.  I wouldn’t mind seeing what this girl has to offer in the talent department.

via Sympatico: Fashionist.ca