Kenneth anger for Missoni. What to appreciate: the layering, the Marilyn hair, the act of revealing, the communist and asian undertones. http://youtube.com/watch?v=nxrX2fa1IM0&feature
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Featuring Raquel Zimmermann for Gareth Pugh A/W 2010. What to appreciate: fluidity/rigidity fo the body, smuged makeup, long nails, leather, skin. http://youtube.com/watch?v=lo44cJjHoU8
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For Reiss A/W 2010 What to appreciate: the animals without spots, more black, male wet t-shirt contest. http://youtube.com/watch?v=9egg9n5zn_w
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Featuring Kaite Shillingford and the A/W 2010 designs by Phoebe Philo for Celine. What to appreciate: the collars, the cuff bracelets at the end, the black on camel (not the first time you’ll see it this season), and the fact that, should you now go purchase this clothing, you know exactly what it sounds like. [...]
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Dear Reader, since my last post, a lot has happened, but, most importantly, I entered the worlds of post-college employment and investment management and consulting. I moved to Boston. I (very modernly and precisely) decorated my studio apartment on the Common. I put my Amex to work on red wine and a subscription to the [...]
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There was a car bomb in Times Square last night. Greece officially asked for a €110 billion loan. On Tuesday and Wednesday there was snow; today it’s 84º. If your head hasn’t exploded yet from one of these malfunctions…then congratulations! you can read these: Krugman is now a Euro-skeptic. Would he be as critical if the map of Europe [...]
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Today, Lady Gaga’s style is mainstream and (remixed) classic Jazz, Paris nightclubs, the 1920s, suits and oxford wingtips are counter culture. Makes your head spin a little. “Tightrope” by Janelle Monae ft. Big Boi http://youtube.com/watch?v=xktMnfb0Q0A “Dancer in a Daydream” ft. the one and only Christian Louboutin, wearing his own red-soled shoes, of course. http://youtube.com/watch?v=CePRufPqflc”
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I haven’t posted a fashion film in awhile. I like this one because the styling and coloring is so exquisite that you (almost) miss the absurdity. “Two Women and a Bear” by Noam Griegst, Styled by Tekla Knaust
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The production and subsequent popularity of the “Midd Kid” song shows there is an interest in unraveling the layers, peeking behind closed doors and glossy magazine pages to catch a glimpse of what life is really like. Here are a few articles worth reading this week that peer deeper into issues like poverty, big business [...]
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