+The Urban Gent

http://www.theurbangent.com/

- This is a fashion/style/lifestyle blog for men. First off, I really the content of the blog which I was reading before they changed the site's layout. The new layout has a really subtle brick background which hasn't change in forever. The site's upgrade included a really nice and functional navigation bar which enhances the effectiveness. I also like that it has words even though it could serve as a picture blog.

+ The Dandy Project

http://www.thedandyproject.com/

- This is a fashion DIY website. It is somewhat like the men's version of P.S. I Made This. I love how the page utilizes a really basic background since most of the images on the blog are huge and colorful. It really makes the viewer focus on the images. Even the text is small and plays a backseat to the images. The content is cool because it is like the urban gent, only it is more handmade and unique.

+ Fuck Yeah Street Ligths

http://fuckyeahstreetlights.tumblr.com/

- This is a tumblr site. It is all pictures with of streetlights, which is just ridiculous but cool. There are no words, only images. I like the constant stream of images and the simplistic concept of the all tiled wood borders. The content is interesting because these are all found images as well.

+ WickedCloth.es

http://wickedcloth.es/

- This is a clothing design site. It showcases unique accessories and t-shirt designs. I really like the font header they use. It is playful and serious. The shirt designs are really my favorite. The site is effect basically because of its mass amount of content.

+Hypebeast Blogs

http://hypebeast.com/blog/

- This is a collection of blogs all with different authors, but they all have the same layout. They are primarily images which is nice. Most of the blogs take a lot of pride in the photography they post. In addition, some offer a lot of music. The layouts are really simple and effective - with white and gray backgrounds. One of the best best blogs of the collection is Street Etiquette (http://streetetiquette.com), which has a really old-fashioned approach to clothing, while is reflected in its Ivy style layout.