I’ve always been a fan of people watching.

Sitting back and letting the world pass you by.  Wondering what the lives of these people you’re watching entail.  How did they get to this place today?  Where are they going?  Why are they so dressed up?  Why are they so dressed down?  What were they going for when they got dressed?  What are they trying to portray with their clothing?  Do they even care about their clothing?

With the beautiful existence of the Internet, I’ve been able to take my people watching to the next level.  The ultimate people watcher, Scott Schuman, has taken me around the world with him through www.thesartorialist.blogspot.com. Celebrities, designers, runways and more industry focused people are covered at www.style.com.  And some of my favorite blogs, such as, www.seasofshoes.typepad.com andwww.cupcakesandcashmere.com feature their creators’ styles and more.  And now, through my friendship with Cheri Leavy, we are taking our own people watching to the next level.

Today, Street Chic Vlog (video blog) will officially launch.

Street Chic Vlog will be my and Cheri’s chronicles on chic on the street.  What street?  Well, wherever we are.  The streets of Athens, St. Simons, Sea Island, Charleston, Atlanta, New York, anywhere we travel and everywhere in between.  Our goal is to take our days that are filled with journalism, fashion, philanthropy and a love of people and feature all that we love about style, while also promoting the events, charities, and places that we love and inspiring our followers to explore and challenge their personal style.

We scan the streets and events we attend for well dressed and quirky people, shoot a short video interview and post it on www.athens.guide2.com and HERE for the world to see.

We’ve been doing the street work and it has been a ball!  So far, no one has turned us down for an interview and we’ve covered some really interesting people.  One lady knits her own clothes, one particularly dapper man admits to dressing to impress everyday and one lady has 1 of 400 necklaces made by the designer who made Holly Golightly’s multi-strand of pearls from Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

Don’t miss our chronicles and dress your best, you never know who’s watching you!