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Loving: Holly Fulton
Scottish Young Designer of the Year Holly Fulton has been on my radar since Catkin and Teasel's picture post.
Fulton's greatest talent is her ability to adapt her undeniable influence with every collection in a way that seems new and exciting and modern, across a multitude of platforms (not limited to the clothing and accessories in her eponymous label, but also her capsule collection for Asos.com and her foray into stationery collaboration with Smythson).
I am loving her latest range for Asos. Will be eagerly awaiting the mail for this embellished beauty:
Just the skirt, but I love this entire look. Will probably go back for the shirt!
PS Get 20% off asos.com by entering GRAZIANOV at the checkout.
Fulton's greatest talent is her ability to adapt her undeniable influence with every collection in a way that seems new and exciting and modern, across a multitude of platforms (not limited to the clothing and accessories in her eponymous label, but also her capsule collection for Asos.com and her foray into stationery collaboration with Smythson).
I am loving her latest range for Asos. Will be eagerly awaiting the mail for this embellished beauty:
Just the skirt, but I love this entire look. Will probably go back for the shirt!
PS Get 20% off asos.com by entering GRAZIANOV at the checkout.
Look at these assholes
The wonderful work of Rich Pellegrino.
Watched Darjeeling Limited again over the laziest weekend I've had in a long time. I didn't love it when I first saw it at the movies but with each viewing since, it's really grown on me. I am a Wes Ando fan girl at heart, but one piece of criticism: needs moar Bill Murray.
Aviator
Love this image of Rianne Ten Haken in her moto gear looking like a modern day Amelia Earhart.
via Vanessa Jackman
Heartaches
If you're in Sydney, come check out my boyfriend's show in Redfern on Thursday:
James Jirat Patradoon, the 25-year-old Sydney-based artist and illustrator, is known primarily for his neon screenprints and stylised digital work. With HEARTACHES, he shifts into a more organic and personalised gear. Using a bold kind of reverse engineering, HEARTACHES presents a taut exploration of authenticity and identity in the form of massive graphite-on-canvas drawings. Informed by Patradoon's observations of pop constructions of masculinity and of self-representation in a post-convergence culture, HEARTACHES is a sometimes bleak, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, but always insightful personal critique.
HEARTACHES opens at Boutwell Draper on Thursday 23 September from 6pm - 8pm, and runs in tandem with Ben Frost's ART OF NOISE until October 23.
Wed - Sat 11am - 5pm
www.jiratpatradoon.com
(Also, he's just babin'.)
Shorn
Photo: Tommy Ton for Topshop Inside Out
I *think* the above vest is this one - It looks infinitely better open.
Whenever I see a fluffy sheepskin rug I just want to rip off my clothes and roll around in it. Similarly, when I see a shearling jacket on someone, I want to rip off their clothes and run away. Yes, similar.
SHINY NEW TOYS!
Firstly, my iphone 4. SUCH TECHNOLOGY!! I have never actually owned an un-plastic mobile phone, so having a phone that has significantly more features than an alarm is a shock to the system. The default map app entertained me for a while as I zoomed in and out of suburban Sydney. I sit at work, feeding my virtual birds and it's like my 8th grade obsession with my tamagotchi all over again.
Secondly, these YSL boots. I picked them up at the post office 15 minutes ago, and I have to pinch myself to really believe that they're here and they're MINE! There is a semi epic story behind these, but lets just say there were some strongly worded ebay conversations, and I am grateful they made it here without harm.
Seeing Dita Von Teese tonight for her "Be Cointreauversial" show! Will be wearing my best nipple tassles in her honour. Can't wait!
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