shoegal

ahhh and how can i forget cindy sherman??!

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I dig Diane Arbus' work.

--- Original message by minya on Nov 14, 2005 09:27 PM

word. i love arbus.

also, helmut newton, richard avedon, terry richardson, david lachapelle, bruce weber..

current perfume..

stella by stella mccartney for day

marc jacobs signature perfume for night

honestly, i think mars plastic erasers do wonders for cleaning shoes.

anyone who doesn't have the reading comprehension skills to figure out how sarcastic someone is being towards them deserves to think people are being serious.

minnetonka

haha.. well, you definitely got ripped off. you can find "vintage" members only jackets easily on ebay for under 20 bucks. the whole concept of vintage clothing is kind of weird to me, because they basically just have buyers that go to thrift stores in the boondocks, bring them back to cities, and mark them up ridiculously... but to each his own. some people like the worn in feeling, or original production of certain items, rather than a lower quality repro done a decade or two later

Edited by shoegal on Nov 5, 2005 at 11:09 PM

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Eeeeewwww @ patent leather, but the light colored check slip ons all the way to the right are okay.

Nothing beats the early 80's where you could custom design your own vans. You'd get a paper Vans catalog in the mail and could pick different patterned rubber, suede and canvas areas for the entire shoe.

--- Original message by Nate Lyons on Nov 1, 2005 07:30 AM

you can do exactly that on their website.

theres a northface outlet at woodbury common

marc jacobs coat. this picture does not AT ALL justify its beauty. probably cause its on a dress form... hmm. the pockets have bows on them. its beautiful.

i changed my mind. i'm going to be "the morning after"

i've heard about this. theyre definitely opening up in SF, so it wouldnt be too shocking

you can buy plain white slip ons any day of the week, though

http://www.hypebeast.com/archives/APC_Vans.php

coooool. it says apc on the inside sole...

In LA I used to go to Epic Salon in Encino, even though I'm a city girl. It was around 80 for a haircut and theyre all award winning stylists and colorists, plus you don't have to deal with chi-chi beverly hills attitude. They do an amazing job and I've had a hard time getting my haircut anywhere else.. I always end up waiting til i'm back in LA to restyle.

edit- i'm positive mens haircuts are significantly less expensive.

Edited by shoegal on Oct 27, 2005 at 09:51 AM

hm. they need to do an update. http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/sep2005/nf20050928_0997_db016.htm

wasnt hilfiger just bought out by walmart??

nylon

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btw, nyc people - the marc jacobs collection store on mercer has polos for like, $35. my friend bought 6 of them hahaha

"hello, my future boyfriend"

i'm pretty sure most of the people wearing fake anything aren't doing it with that sense of self-aware mockery you're describing.

meanwhile, i will shop for some high-waisted, tapered gloria vanderbilts

no, its my apartment

its certainly more humorous and somehow less disturbing than the kiddie porn theyve been running

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I was going to do my own silk screening, but I just did a run of 40 shirts and realized it would be a lot easier to just kick back and give all the work to someone else.

--- Original message by Bori Mischief on Oct 24, 2005 12:50 PM

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and this is why we have a gazillion shitty labels around right now.

Edited by adsurgo on Oct 24, 2005 at 01:25 PM

--- Original message by adsurgo on Oct 24, 2005 01:25 PM

are you kidding me? do you think most designers are sitting in their studios alone sewing all their clothes and silk-screening everything themselves?

whatever pic you uploaded isnt working...

my "office" aka desk area in my room. check out that t-square... yeah yeah!