Monthly Archive for October, 2009

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Raquel Zimmerman gets Graffi-Couture.

I just saw this over at Nivin in the Crates and had to repost because of these crazy shoes! Plus because Raquel Zimmerman looks hot. Plus she is rockin’ some pretty extreme outfits.
Shot by Mario Sorrenti for Vogue Paris, the editorial entitled ‘Graffi-Couture’ features NY based artist, KAWS.
All Images/via www.nivininthecrates.com

All Images/via www.nivininthecrates.com

I just saw this over at Nivin in the Crates and had to repost because of these crazy shoes! Plus because Raquel Zimmerman looks hot. Plus she is rockin’ some pretty extreme outfits. And amazing poses.

Shot by Mario Sorrenti for Vogue Paris, the editorial entitled ‘Graffi-Couture’ features NY based artist, KAWS.

My favourites below.

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Balenciaga Resort 2010.

All Images/style.com

All Images/style.com

These pics are old but I am posting them now because I am feeling spring in the air. I am also feeling summer – only a little bit (- the appearance of the sun does not fool me, it’s still damn cold outside), but it’s enough to get my mind thinking about expanding my summer wardrobe. I can’t wait to be able to leave the house without 2 cardigans.

Resort collections. You either love ‘em or you hate ‘em. I love them. Especially these outfits from Balenciaga’s Resort 2010. They do it for me. I am partial to the dresses (below). Actually, I am pretty partial to the whole collection when I think about it. I would totally (if I had the funds) purchase these items for my next vacation. No, rephrase, I WILL totally buy them when I am a rich jetsetter living in the Bahamas.

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Paper planes.

Okay, so imagine. You’re coming home from work. You come into your house, you take off your jacket. You look to your right. Weird, there is a paper plane that looks like it has crashed into your wall, on your wall. What do you do with it? YOU HANG YOUR JACKET IT ON IT! Hang your stuff from a plane! Get one here.

Okay, so imagine. You’re coming home from work. You come into your house, you take off your jacket. You look to your right. Weird, there is a paper plane that looks like it has crashed into your wall, on your wall. What do you do with it? YOU HANG YOUR JACKET IT ON IT! Hang your stuff from a plane! Get yours (as well as some other weird and wonderful stuff – newspaper bag anyone?) here.

Image/mitemite.es

Image/mitemite.es

Oh wow that was a really lame piece of writing. I apologise.

PS – I just had a thought. Imagine if you had heaps of these on a wall all lined up with all your hats and bags on them. What would it even look like? Um… freakin’ amazing. That’s what.

Bic Pen.

All Images/via iconology.therndm.com

All Images/via iconology.therndm.com

Okay, my brother posted this somewhere the other day and I was all ‘whatever, a photo, whatever’, but now I have discovered that OMG it is hand drawn with a BIC PEN. Hand drawn with a bic pen by Spanish artist, Juan Francisco Casas.

It is freakin’ amazing. A.MAZING.

More below and here.

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My quasi-doppleganger.

Oh, so today I’m checking my stats right (as you do), and I see am getting traffic from facebook even though I don’t advertise my blog. ANYWAY I was like, ‘Weird, why would I be getting traffic from someone’s facebook’. ANYWAY THEN I LOOKED IT UP AND I FOUND THIS.

facebook-foe

OH.

Can’t believe she has claimed my blog as her own.

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St Jerome's Laneway comes to Auckland – UPDATED

This year and last year I went to Australia to go to St Jerome’s Laneway Festival. Laneway tours around Aus and is like a really small big day out where everyone is over 18 and all the girls have red lipstick and fringes. And all the guys have tight pants and raybans – in other words, it’s full of hipsters. This year they had Girl Talk, Architecture in Helsinki, etc etc. It was okay. Last year they had Broken Social Scene, Feist, Dan Deacon, Okkervil River, etc etc. – it was awesome.
ANYWHO, next year line-up was announced recently and based on that, I have no plans on crossing the ditch, but I have just discovered that if I change my mind, there will be no need:
“New Zealanders are in for a treat when the very first Laneway Festival comes to town. Britomart Square is just two steps from Britomart Station (the city’s largest transportation station), just two minutes from the sea. The square itself is perfect for Laneway, with room to fit stalls, stages and audience comfortably, complete with sculpture and a park. When the festival’s over, it’s just a few steps back on to the bus (or a boat if you plan to go to Fiji for the after party)!”
The first line-up announcement as follows:
Echo & The Bunnymen, Florence and The Machine, Black Lips, The XX, Daniel Johnston, Sarah Blasko, N.AS.A, Eddy Current Suppression Ring, Hockey, Dappled Cities, Mumford and Sons, Radio Clit, The Very Best, Wild Beasts, Whitely, The Middle East, Kid Sam, Dirty Three (Melbourne only) and more to be announced.
Monday 1 February Auckland Britomart Station.
http://auckland.lanewayfestival.com.au/
Screenshot/lanewayfestival.com.au

Screenshot/lanewayfestival.com.au

Earlier this year and last year I travelled to Australia to party it up at St Jerome’s Laneway Festival. Laneway tours around Aus and is like a really small big day out where everyone is over 18 and all the girls have red lipstick and fringes. And all the guys have tight pants and raybans – in other words, it’s full of hipsters. Everyone loves a good hipster. This year they had Girl Talk, Architecture in Helsinki, etc etc. It was okay. Last year they had Broken Social Scene, Feist, Dan Deacon, Okkervil River, etc etc. – it was awesome.

ANYWHO, next year line-up was announced recently and based on that, I have no plans on crossing the ditch, but I have just discovered that if I change my mind, there will be no need:

“New Zealanders are in for a treat when the very first Laneway Festival comes to town. Britomart Square is just two steps from Britomart Station (the city’s largest transportation station), just two minutes from the sea. The square itself is perfect for Laneway, with room to fit stalls, stages and audience comfortably, complete with sculpture and a park. When the festival’s over, it’s just a few steps back on to the bus (or a boat if you plan to go to Fiji for the after party)!”

The first line-up announcement as follows:

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