Louise of Pandora
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A$AP Rocky - Multiply. I fucking love A$AP Rocky so much. So so much.
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I’m so uninspired in terms of fashion lately. I don’t like anything in my closet and I seem to hate things in the stores even more.
Fashion bloggers might get hate comments for being inaccessible because they were gifted a nice, expensive handbag. Feminist bloggers get rape threats because they point out misogyny. You don’t want to sign up for that kind of environment when you really want to frolic in nice clothes. I get it. I’ve been on both sides. The thing is though, not talking about fashion and body politics in a real, tangible context doesn’t help us solve the bigger problems that we’re obsessing over. We need to see more discussion about body politics on fashion blogs. I’d love to see the reasons why someone decided to wear an outfit that day, instead of just an outfit. We can see that sponsored bag on a dozen other girls. I want to know what you have to say to yourself to walk the streets at night alone, I want to know how you survive and feel strong and awesome in your clothes. I want to see someone call out the fact that Lookbook.nu’s most hyped looks look like living mannequins of thin white people in plaid shirts from 2008, every day, all the time. You don’t think that’s a little bit to do with race and body politics? It sure doesn’t have to do with edgy, innovative #looks.
Just in time for me to get disinvited from literally every blogger event for NYFW, I’ve just written a post on body politics, fashion blogging and also lookbook.nu for The Style Con. Yolo? (via arabellesicardi)
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StyleLikeU is such an inspirational website/project. Their What’s Underneath Project is just beyond.
The What’s Underneath Project: Nikkiesha McLeod
I’m in such a style rut lately. All my clothes are so boring.
Fashion Shower (by radiodeejay)
i have watched this like 10 times in a row. you should too.
ciao. never again.
As I was doing my usual Tumblr crawl, I stumbled upon a “thinspiration” blog. It is quite a strange coincidence as I have been doing a lot of thinking about body image and size / shape recently, mostly because of looking at a lot of fashion related stuff online and watching quite a few teen dramas...
you said it!
You don’t need fashion designers. Buy the cheapest thing in your local thrift shop.
John Waters, Role Models (via girlinlondon)
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