Ha.
This is a blog.
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2013-04-28 31 notes
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2013-04-10 8 notes
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2013-03-22 4 notes
Thoughts???
Read more on Refinery29
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2013-03-15 15 notes
What?!
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2013-03-02 236 notes
Inspired.
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2013-01-30 0 notes
Urban fashion has changed in that the uniform is not as concrete as it has been or probably ever will be. Meaning: there is a freedom to urban fashion and style that I never felt before as a teenager or as a college student or as a black person in a city where the black people are more community-oriented, more us vs. them-oriented, more This is What it Means to be Black-oriented.
People at work used to say that I dressed up everyday, but my clothes were not professional. Sometimes my shirts were crinkled. Sometimes my tights were torn. Frequently, I wore pairs of shorts that without tights would make me feel exposed and unfortunately vulnerable in the way that only develops in the early moments of summer. What they meant, I think, was that I dressed for myself. I dressed for me. I like what I like and that is that: a high-waist, a soft blouse, and those one or two items so strange that only a few relish in their beautiful-ugly.
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— Brittany Julious, Thought Catalog
Source: thoughtcatalog.com
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2012-12-11 2 notes
tell me how in any way appropriation is a bad thing. seriously, tell me. because it seems to me that copying a behaviour is the highest form of flattery, it means that you want to be that person, that you appreciate their talent/skill so much that you want to try your hand at it. don’t hate because they can’t do it, celebrate because they want to.
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2012-11-14 3 notes
YES!
Source: facebook.com
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2012-11-13 3 notes
THURSDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY!!!
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2012-09-17 1 note
Interesting.
Despite the overall positive trend, there were still a number of shows that were not very diverse. Eight brands — Araks, Brood, Calvin Klein, Elizabeth & James, Louise Goldin, MM6 Maison Martin Margiela, See by Chloé, and The Row — had zero models of color. Their casts were entirely white. That’s around 6% of all shows. (In 2007, according to published reports, one-third of the shows at NYFW had all-white casts.) Additionally, there were 31 shows and presentations that had three or fewer models of color. That’s more than 20% of all shows.
Read the article on Jezebel: http://jezebel.com/5943926/counting-models-of-color-at-new-york-fashion-week-racial-diversity-is-growing
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2012-08-08 1 note
SOLANGE FOR MADEWELL!
Mix Well. Madewell. (Featuring Solange Knowles) (by MadewellMusings)
Source: youtube.com
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2012-08-07 7 notes
Meta Golding Joins ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ As Enobaria | Flicks and Bits
Let the drama begin!!
Source: flicksandbits.com
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2012-07-26 2 notes
Word.
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2012-04-12 2 notes
Obama: “Although, I like Kanye … He’s a Chicago guy. Smart. He’s very talented.”
Reporter: “Even though you called him a jackass?”
Obama: “He is a jackass. But he’s talented.”
— President Obama Still Thinks Kanye West Is A Jackass | Necole Bitchie.com
Source: necolebitchie.com
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2012-03-27 2 notes
Still so upset I never saw Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty at the Met. There was 8,025 visitors per day!!! (via Flavorwire » What Were the Most Popular Art Exhibitions of 2011?)
Source: flavorwire.com
