Tornado Hurricano

I love them oh so much and although this is a short interview, it's one of my favourites.

xxX, Mishap

Cut Like a Buffalo

From the headdress to the fur, fringe and antlers, I am completely inspired by this editorial

Images via The Fashionisto

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart

Rad editorial featuring the always rad Cole Mohr

Images via The Fashionisto

Arts + Craftz

Julius Fall Winter 09-10

 

 Walter Van Beirendonck Fall Winter 09-10 

Found these on a french fashion website entitled Totem and I could not resist these two collections, only selecting some of the looks that I really liked to post on my blog. 

I was drawn to the rad black Julius pants which are totally kick ass. I'm usually more interested in tops but I could definitely use a pair of pants like these. I'm a sucker for neutral coloured clothing so me and Julius definitely hit it off but the colours from Walter Van Beirendonck's collection also caught my attention. His designs are strongly reminiscent of woven pipe cleaners, and not just any kind of pipe cleaners but high-end ones of course! Can anyone say kindergarten arts and crafts time? 

Click here to check out more Totem fashion.

xxX, Mishap

Oh Joy

It's people like Christian Joy who inspire me on rainy days like these. She's the designer behind Yeah Yeah Yeahs front-woman, Karen O's rad costumes and attire. It's interesting taking a look at the creative process behind Joy's work and it makes me want to make costumes too. This White Canvas podcast has inspired me to take up sewing during the summer as a creative hobby which will keep me occupied during much of my spare time. Yeah, I said it. I'm actually going to sew or attempt to do it at least. I've always wanted to make my own clothes and alter some of the used clothes that I find at thrift stores because I always find it hard to find clothes that fit my skinny body type. Thankfully, I have four months to practice. So I'm off to a Fabricland in search of the cheapest material to mess up on!

Low-Fi Weekend

I haven't used my Diana F+ in a while because the film and development are really expensive and I'm really missing experimenting with that thing. Unfortunately, I can't afford to develop and print any of the eight rolls of 120mm film I shot way back in December and January so they're just going to have to sit in a box for a while, at least until Summer's end. 

Luckily, my friend Karina made a discovery that is much cheaper and still gives you a photograph with that low-fi look. Well, it's hardly a discovery but disposable cameras are an unexpected alternative. We shot some photos downtown before heading over to the Sound Academy for the Lily Allen and NPSH concert in front of a greenhouse who's name I happened to forget and they didn't turn out that bad!

xxX, Mishap

Almost Famous

"Who put such a high premium on being typical?" 

-Frances McDormand as Elaine Miller in Almost Famous

xxX, Mishap