Being an avid reader of
Free & Easy is like marrying a Brazilian man when you don't even speak Portuguese. You can't understand a damn thing and probably never will, but my God it just looks so damn pretty and never fails to make the heart go pitter patter.
Anyway, I purchased this one at
Unionmade Goods (from a fellow named Spencer Lemon - fantastic name); below are some of my favorite morsels from this month's issue and check out my Flickr for
the full set. As the Japanese might say, Enjoy! (^_^) - M
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| Camera Porn |
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| Love this vintage cover. |
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| You now have permission. |
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| Cabourn. Never fails. |
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| Like a glove |
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| Sexy Sandwich Man |
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| Inspired by Redford. |
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| The Muytjens |
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| Tweed jacket, deconstructed |
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| A classic |
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| Carryall lust |
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| Want x 4 |
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| This guy wins. |
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| Adore this |
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| The Newman |
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| Couldn't resist |
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Great blog. Nice to get a lady's viewpoint.
ReplyDeleteThe thing with Free & Easy, and really any other great looking foreign language magazine, is that everytime I contemplate buying one I think, "I could pretty much see all this stuff on the internet for free. I'd rather spend the money on an equally expensive mag that I can actually read, like Monocle."
David
Thanks for reading and writing David!
ReplyDeleteRe: F&E I know what you mean. For me there is something about the actual magazine - the way it's edited, art directed, and the perspective it has on style - that makes it a artifact of sorts. Sure I've got piles of F&E's that I haven't opened in years, but when I do I always remember why I bought them. Call me a romantic, but there's nothing better than a heavy magazine on a Sunday afternoon.