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Watercolor

So thrilled to see this editorial shot by Shayne Stroud made it into Vesper Magazine today!

Photographer: Shayne Stroud
Wardrobe: Kulturegeist and Feathers Boutique
Hair: Mel Martell of Ricky Hodge Salon
Model: Chad Alvarado

Recent Projects

Recently, I was asked to design robes for a ritual-based video, put together by Callie Hernandez and Shari Gerstenberger (of Charm School Vintage). Below I've attached a few teaser images. I'm looking forward to it's release in the next issue of Bleach Online, coming out early 2013.

Shoe Stalking...

Rag & Bone Woven Emery Wedge

Underground Olive Creeper

Acne Cosmo Pony Boot

Anddd We're Back!

Hey fans! It's been quite a while since I've posted anything new, but I'm here to announce the blog is ALIVE again!

This Week in Obsessions...

Alexander Wang Oversized Colorblock Sweater:

Proenza Schouler Leather/Jacquard Satchel:

Shakuhachi Steel Cap Boot:

Alana Zimmer for Vogue Russia

Okay Okay....can summer end already so I can get on with fabulous layers? The first look is my fave!!!

Albin Brunovsky Pt 2

I had to post more on my latest obsession, Albin Bruvosky. Here are some of his eerie illustrations from the 1972 , Tri Princezne V Belasej Skalen, a children's book based on Norwegian fairytales:

Albin Brunovsky Pt 1

I couldn't believe my eyes when I discovered Albin Brunovsky and his ornate illustrations. His drawings and engravings are black and white nightmares, tangled in the ideas of worlds unknown.

The Legend of Leigh Bowery

"If clothes are going to mean anything they've got to threaten or challenge. If they have that edge they should provoke people into thinking."

Leigh Bowery is outrageous, thought-provoking, and in his own way, beautiful. The 2002 documentary The Legend of Leigh Bowery is a must for your Netflix.

Bowery, a Melbourne native, became famous for his over-the-top outfits and unusual design concepts. Each design was made to captivate its audience and cause a scene. A majority of his designs were created for himself. He was the project; he was the art.