30.1.09

Holly Stalder








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Supreme F/W 09 Showpackpage

Supreme Agency shoot the models for a promotion package for F/W 09 fashion shows.

The colors evoke a sensuality and longing for something other worldly. I feel the girls look expensive and elegant and extreme objects of beauty. Not to mention the boys are quite outstanding.








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25.1.09

...We lived on that mattress



I watched this movie with my dad today. I loved it. My back ached and I wanted to pee the 3 hours the movie lasted but I enjoyed it very much.

I've read the movie does not really stick to the book but still I think it's lovely. I liked the love story.. for some reason I love those stories where the couple are together and leave to find themselves again. I guess I feel related to that.

The make up and aging effects are amazing. I can say Cate Blanchett looked prettier than when she was 20!.. and what can I say, I love read heads. BTW Elle Fanning is definitely someone to watch out for, she's prettier than Dakota I think.

I liked the plot and the "Don't worry. People die, time passes; just live your life" message.

some nice pics ...























24.1.09

23.1.09

Then the door opened, and there she stood, dressed in the most extraordinary of costumes.



She was wearing a short yellow dress that was a bit tattered and torn, but hadn’t lost any of its lemony vibrancy. Under that was a dove-grey petticoat made of netting that matched her thin dove-grey flats.



On her head was a tiny yellow satin cap where a real daisy poked through the top and stood upright, a floral antenna. There were more daisies threaded through her hair, attached to yellow ribbons that flowed long past the length of her locks.



The same kind of yellow ribbon was wound intricately up her arms, and snaked around her ankles and calves as well. Completing the picture was a small set of fairy wings, glued to her shoulder blades.




Her face was devoid of makeup, save for some large gold false eyelashes she wore, and whose size made her eyes look inhumanly large on her small, sculpted face.




The entire picture was an odd mix of being both sensual and childlike. For while the dress was very low-cut, she had no chest to fill it out, making it look like she had stumbled into her mother’s closet and began playing dress-up. And while the ribbons tied around her arms and legs were vaguely bondage-like, if you looked at them in a different way you would see a forlorn little butterfly, tangled in the shimmering ropes of a spider’s web.




The effect was one of an almost grotesque attempt at irony, in that here was a girl making fun of the juxtaposition of this innocence and this womanliness, while she herself was being played a trick on. For she was the exact contradiction she was looking to portray.




Small excerpt from "The minx's" novel.
this text inspired me so much.