On the Street......Little Star, Sydney

On the Street......Missoni Dress, Sydney

On the Street......Aussie Androgyny, Sydney

Subaru Legacy PZEV Sedan

For some people, it's not just about the look, and it's not always about the drive. For some people, it's about both! That is where the Subaru Legacy PZEV Sedan comes into play. People who would like the Subaru Legacy PZEV Sedan are the same people that know that it's not just about the destination, it's about the drive to the destination.The 2009 Subaru Legacy PZEV Sedan is one of those cars

On the Street......Oxford St., Sydney

On the Street......Steps, Sydney

On the Street......Blue & Orange, Sydney

On the Street......Sammie, Sydney

On the Street......Mixed Plaids, Sydney

On the Street......George St., Sydney

On the Street......Black & Grey, Sydney

2009 Seat Exeo Review

Overview To the untrained eye it's hard to tell the difference between the new Seat Exeo and the current Audi A4. The front and rear light clusters and, of course, the badge give the game away.With this in mind the ordinary family saloon buyer looking to cut costs may consider the Exeo a wise choice. Indeed, the 2.0 TDI PS Sport we tested costs £19,230 whereas the equivalent Audi A4 TDI retails

Jaguar XF 5.0 (2009-) Review

The new 3.0-litre diesel is the pick of the Jaguar XF range. How can it not be? It's relatively low on emissions, it'll return 42mpg and the 271bhp version sprints from 0 to 62mph in just 6.4 seconds and then all the way up to a limited 155mph. So why bother with a thirsty V8? The new £49,900 5.0-litre is also limited to 155mph, only beats the diesel to the 62mph benchmark by only 0.6s but can't

On the Street......The Tailor of Chapel Street, Melbourne

On the Street......Off Chapel St., Melbourne

Thank You

Thank you all for your kind comments and support.  My father would have been very touched, and slightly embarrassed by all the attention.

I just arrived in Melbourne and will start shooting downtown today - I mean tomorrow - or later today U.S. time. Wait, what time is it?     

On the Street......Place Vendome, Paris

Pagani Zonda Car Wallpaper

Pagani Zonda Car Wallpaper

Pagani Zonda Roadster Yellow

Pagani Zonda Sport Car

Pagani Zonda Roadster

Pagani Zonda Car Picture

Pagani Zonda Red Series

Pagani Zonda Car

Pagani Zonda Roadster Maroon

Lotus Elise Car Best Pictures

Lotus Elise Car

Lotus Elise Car Wallpaper

Lotus Elise Best Sport Car

Lotus Elise Car Picture

Lotus Elise Black

Lotus Elise SC 4 Car Wallpaper

Lotus Elise

Lotus Elise Car Photo

Lotus Elise Best Car

Lotus Elise Top Car

Lotus Elise Convertible Car

Toyota Matrix Car Gallery

Toyota Matrix Rally Sport Car

Toyota Matrix Car Show

Toyota Matrix

Toyota Matrix 6 String Sema

Toyota Matrix Car Picture

Toyota Matrix Car Wallpaper

Renault Megane Car Wallpaper

Renault Megane Sport Tourer

Renault Megane Car Show

Renault Megane Coupe Concept Car

Renault Megane Car Wallpaper

Renault Megane Kombi Rear

Renault Megane

Sartorialist #1 - Earl Schuman

My Father passed away last week.

I won't try to write about what he meant to me, because I am not a good enough writer to express that level of sentiment. He was simply the single most influential figure in my life. Even though everyone has always said,  "you're just like your Dad," I never really tried to follow in his footsteps. He gave me that freedom very openly. However, he was a writer, director, producer and occasional on-screen talent - and guess what, I somehow ended up doing most of the same things.  

While going through old photographs last week I found a set of images from around 1964 or 1965. My Dad had an assignment to report on the movie projects that were currently filming all over Europe. He was to interview the big stars of the day and produce small segments for the local Florida TV station. I have always thought of my Dad as more of a writer than director so it was so surprising to see snaps of him with a movie camera in his hand looking absolutely chic - in a lot of the same places that I now visit.

Here is my Dad (wearing the sunglasses and some very early Prada) on the set of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum."

Here he is in the foothills of Rome. I don't know which movie he was covering there, but I do remember him telling me that while on the set of "Doctor Zhivago" he lost his camera in a huge drift of fake snow.

Here he is arriving in Madrid.

OK, that is enough with the old family photos.

My Dad was the #1 fan of this blog. Everyday he looked at the new posts and would read every comment.

However, my dad wasn't a blind cheerleader. When he felt I wasn't living up to my potential he let me know it, in no uncertain terms. I thank him for that.

Finally, I would like to thank my two sisters and my Mom. They were the perfect team to go through this with. I learned something new about the strength of each one of them, and about the depth of love that a family can have for one another. Thank you.

In keeping with my Dad's tradition of exotic, chic travel, I am off to Australia tonight. I will report from Melbourne and Sydney. If I get a sign-off soon I will also visit Sao Paulo this month.

On the Street......Fifth Ave., NYC

On the Street......Leader of the Band, Milano