Having my own unique sense of style, as well as being a vintage freak (and store owner), artist and fashion designer I have neglected (or not been motivated) to really check out what is going on out there in the fashon blogesphere. Usually when I do it's people just photographing people in really ugly or expensive outfits. I am rarely inspired. Today,after reading this I am inspired to find out what these beautifully styled people have to share with us.My motto is the same as Louisa Casati's "I want to be a living piece of art". It seems from looking about that there are few that live that way as well.Thanks Paper. You always deliver.
This article goes to the heart of where I'm at philosophically. I'm 53, caught the social networking internet bug, and am now trying to revert to my old-fashioned work and personal relationship mode of in-person meetings and sharing open dialogue. Much happier and get way more accomplished.
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Posted at 5:01 on May 25, 2010
whoever designed this story did an amazing job, they deserve like 500 dollars
Posted at 8:38 on May 25, 2010
How the hell did I not hear about this until NOW?! Grr! Naw, excellent story. Lotsa' familiar facees so congrats, U guys and gals!
Posted at 3:02 on Jun 01, 2010
Having my own unique sense of style, as well as being a vintage freak (and store owner), artist and fashion designer I have neglected (or not been motivated) to really check out what is going on out there in the fashon blogesphere. Usually when I do it's people just photographing people in really ugly or expensive outfits. I am rarely inspired. Today,after reading this I am inspired to find out what these beautifully styled people have to share with us.My motto is the same as Louisa Casati's "I want to be a living piece of art". It seems from looking about that there are few that live that way as well.Thanks Paper. You always deliver.
Posted at 12:30 on Jun 10, 2010
I LOVE DARIAN DARLING!!!! I look up to her so much.
Posted at 10:00 on Jun 11, 2010
This article goes to the heart of where I'm at philosophically. I'm 53, caught the social networking internet bug, and am now trying to revert to my old-fashioned work and personal relationship mode of in-person meetings and sharing open dialogue. Much happier and get way more accomplished.