YUKA MATSUDA/
ARTIST
My backpack comes from Montorey Park, and it' two years old. What do I carry in it? My
boyfriend's photos, mascara, and a cell phone. It's more stylish to sling your backpack
over two shoulders for good balance.
JAMES COPE/
PHOTOGRAPHER
I got my backpack in Sydney, Australia. I've owned it for five years, and I carry gym gear
and whatever books I'm studying in it. Slinging it over one shoulder is more stylish.
RENI NARFIN/
COIFFEUR
I picked up this comfortable backpack at UniQlo two months ago. In it, I carry papers,
magazines, my keitai, and my shopping. As for the style question, that's easy - slinging
it over one shoulder is better.
Pack it in Photos by Beezer
Not just for camping anymore, backpacks are the cool and convenient way to carry your
cargo in this rough and tumble world. So, where did you get your backpack, and how long
have you owned it? What do you carry in it? And finally, which is more stylish: slinging
it over one shoulder or two?
ERI MORIYAMA/
REPORTER
I bought my backpack three months ago in Washington, D.C., US. I carry a microphone and
video footage in it. Which is more stylish? Two shoulders, of course.
NOBBY KEALEY/
PHOTOGRAPHER
This backpack belongs to my wife - I borrowed it. I'm not sure where she bought it, but
she's had it for nine years. I carry lots of things in it - my filofax, electronic
dictionary, sunglasses, small camera, and an "office file" (i.e. headed
notepaper, envelopes, and fax sheets). I always go for the "one shoulder," er,
look.
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