Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 1, 2020

Welcome to The Velorialist

The Velorialist is the official blog of OSLOH, our beloved commuter, transportation bicycling garment company. This blog will be an extension of all of the random, eclectic and wonderful ideas that help to define what OSLOH and the people and personalities that contribute to it embody. Of course with OSLOH being a garment company, clothing, style and aesthetics will be central to our discussions, but that will be only a portion of what we present. We will definitely approach a very broad range of subject matter, and sincerely invite you to weigh in with your comments. We look forward to discovering where this wild journey will lead and we are thrilled that you have chosen to accompany us. Thus without further adieu, In the grand tradition of Scott Schuman's "The Sartorialist" (we are HUGE fans of his), I present you - The Velorialist, powered by OSLOH...enjoy the ride.

Monday, November 17, 2008

On the Bikepath....Showstoppers

Leela and Stitch

Thursday, November 13, 2008

On the Bikepath....A Taste of Autumn 2

Adrien

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

On the Bikepath....Quick British ride

Classic British style in NYC. Now you see him...

Now you don't. Classic but quick.

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

On the Bikepath....Portrait of an Artist

the Artist

Notice her personal style even extends to her collection of tools

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

On the Bikepath.... The flying suit

The Flying suit

This well dressed gentleman was in an extreme
hurry, as he crossed the Brooklyn bridge.
He did not have time to stop, so I captured
his suited style in motion.

On the Bikepath.... Eclectic style: part 2

Sally
Sally was the second eclectic vision that I spotted
right after Claude-Noelle. She conveys a wonderful
sense of individual style from her head wrap to
her boots to her bag. She not only has a great sense of
style, but also a great sense of humor. Looking at
my basic digital point and click camera model, she teased
me, asking "When was I going to get a real camera." as
she rode away.

On the Bikepath.... Eclectic style: part 1

Claude-Noelle

Eclectic style rooted in accessory coordination.
Glasses, hairclip, earrings, scarf.... Even how she ties
the scarf conveys her style.

On the Bikepath....Davin the dude

Davin


Great sporty, relaxed, collegiate look with attention to detail.
Note: the canvas shoes, shoulder bag and watch.

Friday, October 10, 2008

On the Bikepath.... Brooklyn Circus does it again

The Brooklyn Circus is always on point, and here is just another example of their pitch perfect sartorial style. You guys inspire me.
www.thebkcircus.com

Colin

On the Bikepath....Cool Jack, Real Cool

Jack

On the Bikepath.... A gilded, golden vision

Cristina

On the Bikepath.... A little Paris in New York

John

On the Bikepath.... Blazer, Boots and Bike

Shin-pei

Thursday, October 9, 2008

On the Bikepath....Sophisticated ease

Ron

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

OSLOH goes to INTERBIKE 2008 Part 3 : The Momentum Magazine Urban Legends fashion show


Anticipation


Osloh blazer, tee and jean


Osloh Blazer, woven shirt and trouser


Christine taking in the show

Above are just a few images from the show. For complete coverage of the show go to:www.momentumplanet.com/news/urban-legend-fashion-show-video-and-catalog

I would like to congratulate The Momentum Magazine Team for creating a spectacular event.

OSLOH ... enjoy the ride



Sunday, October 5, 2008

OSLOH goes to INTERBIKE 2008 Part 2 : The Show and The People

Interbike 2008. We saw some great product, and met some even better people. Here is just a small taste.
OSLOH...enjoy the ride.

Our first stop was the MOMENTUM MAGAZINE booth. Where we met "The impresario" - Publisher Amy Walker and her right hand, Associate Publisher Tania Lo. These ladies and the job they do with MOMENTUM MAGAZINE is amazing. I urge everyone who rides, to log onto their site,
www.momentumplanet.com
and subscribe to the magazine.


These old school "High Wheelers" were a beauty to behold.

This copper plated fixie attracted a crowd wherever it rolled. Ed's bikes AKA La Suprema is the wonderful artisan responsible for this striking creation. www.edsbikes.us

A nice Garneau commuter with snazzy accessories.

The Masi "Soulville"... a real clean whip.
www.masibikes.com


The Ortlieb bags are phenomenal, the perfect durable bag for a Brooklyn commuter. Jeff Scully, Ortlieb's president is a real pleasure to work with.
www.ortliebusa.com

Osloh's own business maven, Christine.


Pashley Cycles are a classicist's dream. These bikes are truly timeless machines that can be passed from generation to generation. Lindsey Kohrt is the lovely former New Yorker, who runs Belmont Distribution, The authorized US distributor for the Pashleys.
www.belmontdistribution.com


The Civia bikes are classy machines, due in part to the wood and metal racks that are a clear tribute to Joseph Ahearne's custom works of art www.ahearnecycles.com . In addition to great bikes, Civia also introduced GREENLIGHT. It is an amazing online biking forum for commuters. It can be found at www.civiacycles.com


Brooks...the King of Saddles.
www.brookssaddles.com

Michael and the crew from KNOG, what a great bunch of guys.
www.knog.com.au

Next stop ... Part 3. The Urban Legends Fashion Show.

Friday, October 3, 2008

OSLOH goes to INTERBIKE 2008 Part 1 : Brooklyn to Vegas

It is fitting that OSLOH, as a company begins its journey by heading on the road. We start in Brooklyn.

OSLOH...enjoy the ride.



And wind up in Las Vegas!




In a room with a view...

and at INTERBIKE.
Next stop... The Show