Starting to hang my pictures for my senior exhibition. If you’re my friend, you better come! (Taken with instagram)
‘Fashion’s Mavericks’: Linda Evangelista, Niki Taylor, Shalom Harlow, Naomi Campbell, Amber Valletta and Christy Turlington by Steven Meisel for Vogue US, September 1994
I rarely get on Facebook anymore, but today I got on and I saw this: 
Okay, the outfit is cute to some extent, but it’s so revealing and trashy that I don’t understand. Why do girls feel the need to do this? They take current fashion styles and twist them to be tasteless. I have no issue with this girl, but it’s just disappointing that she feels the need to barely cover her butt and show her tits to the entire internet.
I mean, seriously. All she has to do is pull her shirt up, move her skirt down, get some nice jewelry, and she’s still looking cute and classy. I just wish people didn’t make current fashion trends look so tacky because when they’re executed properly, they look absolutely adorable.
T the New York Times style magazine has dressed up the latest looks by Dolce & Gabbana, Ferragamo, Missoni, Armani, and McQueen in fruit, fish, and fusilli. Inspired by the upcoming Met Museum Costume Institute exhibit featuring surrealist designer Elsa Shiaparelli and lover of all things quirky Muiccia Prada, stylist Robbie Spencer and photographer Richard Burbridge created surreal images and quirky looks of their own.
-JK [via T Magazine]
