Daddy is wearing

A.P.C and Levi’s various things

Son is wearing

Pony go round jacket

A bathing ape cap (thanks pedro)

Monoprix sneakers

Zef jeans

Due to economic reasons, only one percent of India population will be able to travel on a plane. Mr Gupta, a former pilot, bought an A300 to an insurance company, dismantled the plane and rebuilt it in a garden where only one aisle was able to fill in.

Today, classrooms of young children and people from close cities to New Delhi embark on the plane for a flight simulation experience. For 150 roupies  and free entry for others, passengers can show their boarding pass to the hostess, enjoy what’s happening in a real flight with a meal and beverages and of course, get into a turbulence zone and get off the plane sliding on the toboggan.

The cockpit is painted with fake instruments and buttons, but some passengers are terrified and are hunged to their armrests when the pilot is telling them they are close to take off.

How ironic is that ? While some of us spend their day in airports, sleeping as soon as we sit in the plane, some people dream about at least having the sensation of it.

Sunglasses as headband

I am always wondering how people who are wearing all day long their sunglasses on their head do, or if they really thinks this looks rock.

Do they fix their hair before or after having put the sunglasses, in the bathroom, in the living room ? What happens when they really need them to protect from the sun ? Do they have another pair in the bag or do they sacrifice the hairdo ?  I think I already have seen some ladies who have actually asked their hairdresser to build their hairdo according to the sunglasses shape. Do they think it’s the better headband they’ve ever seen ?Of course this always comes out with D&G, Gucci or Chanel or whatever big branded on the side, bigger is better.

Have you seen this documentary ?

It’s one of my father’s activity now that he’s retired, download things he almost never watch, like Mrs Marple, Sherlock Holmes with Jeremy Brett and various documentaries about whales in Valdes peninsula. But although this one’s a little bit messy, it’s super well edited and it’s always interesting to watch repented CEO’s talk about what they did, unconsciously or not. I am now working with Adidas, and I can say I totally feel related to that mess.

Stink like a washcloth that never dried

NO, it’s absolutely forbidden when it’s 35 degrees outside to smell wet laundry that waited too long in the washing machine and to pollute my nose.