July 2011
21 posts
Loving the love →
bbc.co.uk
Beautiful video of Tiffany Peckosh and Meredith Soffrin who tied the knot this past Sunday in New York.
Go New York!
Pocket Hipster
Stumbled across this really cool music app (on my iPhone). It’s called Pocket Hipster. It basically scans your current playlist, frowns at all the commercial crap you have on your phone and gives you totally hip indie bands to listen to instead. You can then buy the tracks from the app and ‘love them too.’
It’s quirky, hilarious at times (I’m Delilah and I like to write political statements on my fingernails…)
You have to get it.
Welcome...
Welcome to the world baby girl Beckham. As if you’re not going to have enough hang-ups as it is, your parents went and named you Harper Seven. On the up side, at least you’ll be super fashionable with great hair.
All the best.
“I don’t believe in realism. The moment that a camera, recorder or even a mobile phone gets turned on, then we start playing a role. The moment that you stand before your mirror in the morning and make a conscious decision how to dress that day, you are deciding what image and mood to project to others. I don’t believe in this notion of people innocently dressing. People on the street are not their natural selves. They are all projecting an ideal. People in Germany are particularly attached to the notion that their dress projects their personalities. I think that is true to an extent, but also to an extent, it’s bullshit. Even if you decide to neglect your appearance, you are still making a choice and sending a message.”
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Adriano Sack, http://ilikemystyle.net/
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A girl and her room
Anna 18 - Winchester.
Photographer Rania Matar has brought her latest award-winning work to the UK. A girl in her room features a series of intimate photographs of teen girls in their most private space - their bedrooms.
Rania took photographs of teens living in two worlds - the two worlds she grew up in: the Middle East and the United States.
Rania’s project is fascinating, beautiful, sometimes funny, sometimes surprising and sometimes heartbreaking. Regardless, each image is arresting. She manages to capture a moment with each girl that’s neither pretentious nor voyeuristic but simply honest.
Where: The Mosaic Rooms
Opening hours: Monday - Friday, 11am - 6pm; Saturday 11 - 4pm
