
The simple, graceful act of unlocking a bicycle. As seen in Omotesando, Tokyo.
Simplicity in Omotesando. And on a fine, MUJI bicycle. With the spectacular Prada flagship building in the background.
6 June 2009
Simply Tokyo
Put here by
Mikael Colville-Andersen
at
12:00
Labels: bicycles and high heels, bicycling in skirts and dresses, japan, japanese cycle chic, tokyo
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3 comments:
Not just removing a lock. Stealing a computer!
with all due respect to your previous post & I could be wrong about this, but judging from your lovely Copenhagen pictures, it looks a lot cleaner there than it is here in New York. Maybe if more people rode their bikes to work, there would be less dirt to contend with, but it is a real issue for people who need to arrive at work somewhat pressed & presentable. Hopefully until the majority is using bikes, those who can without this concern will do so.
Love your Cycle chic by the way.
Amazing style, very much.
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