Hello Ladies and Gentleman's.
I
was in London recently to do a photo session for Dasmarca, the hat
company I love so much. The photographer James Champion was well up for
my antics and I think the two hour session was quite successful. There
were several costume changes, and in the tradition of the English
musician all was achieved with a lot of tongue in cheek, winks and nods a
la Roderick Stewart.
An awful lot of changes are taking place and I will have some large announcements to make maybe next week.Please stay tuned for more fascinating insights into the Rolling and Tumbling that is my life!
See you all soon.
MDC
*You can see the hats I'm wearing at: http://dasmarca.co.uk/
The 3/4 coat seen in the shot with the drumstick between my teeth was made by Gibson. It was explained to me that it was a different company that made the 335 or SG guitar! Being expensive, It suited me very nicely thank you very much, and it was given to me as a friendly gesture.Yes I know!
*You can see the hats I'm wearing at: http://dasmarca.co.uk/
The 3/4 coat seen in the shot with the drumstick between my teeth was made by Gibson. It was explained to me that it was a different company that made the 335 or SG guitar! Being expensive, It suited me very nicely thank you very much, and it was given to me as a friendly gesture.Yes I know!
In this picture I'm
wearing two jackets that I first wore back in 1980. That's two jackets at
the same time? I guess it works. The off white one is made by MacMurray
of California and the brown one with the diamonds on the arm bands is by
Sportime Sportswear. They are both size S and I can not only still wear
them, but wear both at the same time.
These jackets I would find in secondhand stores down on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. On the label of the brown one it says: sold exclusively by Ro and a small label is sewn across the rest saying KIP OLSSON. So if you are reading this Kip it means you are still alive. Congratulations.The
hat I love very much. It looks like a hat a baseball player or boxer
would wear back in the earlier part of the 20th Century. Slip on shoes from Ed Hardy were purchased from the Ed Hardy shop in the Beverly Centre on La Cienega in Los Angeles.
The Dasmarca hat works well with my new Ted Baker shirt and waistcoat(vest).'Sea Shepherd' tattoo designed by yours truly and executed by Colly Bop Ink of Hereford.Facial hair ever changing once again by yours truly.
