Face Hunter

Meet 33 year old Swiss native Yvan Rodic. 

What are you wearing, Melbourne?

He’s the brains and discerning eye behind fashion street blog, Face Hunter and he’s been trotting around the world taking pictures of hip looking people since about 2006.

Surprisingly, he thinks Australians aren’t that bad when it comes to getting dressed, even Aussie men. But here’s the really big shock…

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  • Curtis says:

    06:37pm | 16/12/10

    Melbourne’s style and fashion is FAR more superiror to Sydney. Since it is generally a little more cooler and less humid down here, we can dress in the most elegant and sophisticated of clothing. When I was in Sydney during winter this year, people were still walking around in thongs… Read more »

  • Shifter says:

    04:55pm | 10/12/10

    @Zeta - I hate train guards man. Always looking at you strange. Thinking they’ve got tickets on themselves. The Freemason chap I met the other weekend at an engagement party was a rather lovely chap. Read more »

 

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