ttrostle: June 2010

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Lace

Some recent photos of mehhh..yes I stare out windows with forlornness quite often...........

I'm obsessed with this cream-colored lace shirt I got at a thrift store in Ft. Lauderdale..even if it is a little big, it's easy breezy and perfect for summer and that's all I care about.

-t

Red Dress

Tungsten light does such wonders for my skin.......

or maybe I just need a tan.

-t

Blockhead

"The Music Scene" from Anthony Francisco Schepperd on Vimeo.

Amazing video..reminds me of Akira and the Lorax which is a pretty epic combination..

-t

Some recent photos I've taken of my sister, Jordan. The last ones were taken after her high school graduation ceremony..she looked soo pretty!

Haha and she won best dressed at school.. :p

-t

Massachusetts through my sunglasses.

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Chaaaalie

Photos by Charlie Engman..love the subject and light.

-t

Will You Still Love Me

'Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow' performed by Lykke Li.

"Tonight with words unspoken
You said that I'm the only one
But will my heart be broken
When the night
Meets the morning sun"

-Carole King

Her voice is beautiful and so is this song.

-t

Yesterday's Tomorrow

I want to wake up in yesterday

and live in your tomorrow

maybe then things would be easier

I see too much sadness in today

and I could never fake a smile

-t

Excuses

"I made an excuse.
You found another way to tell the truth.
I put no one else above us.
We'll still be best friends when all turns to dust."

Amazing.

-t

Hong Kong May '10, photographed by Baldovino Barani and styled by Holly Suan Gray.

Love the contrasting textures, prints, architecture and angles.

-t

Just fix it for me

'Fix It' performed live by Grizzly Bear.

This song just gets me.

-t

New Marc Jacobs store in Milan with accompanying bar and cafe. Designed by American firm, Stephan Jaklitsch Architects.

I really like the idea of a cafe/bar in a clothing store. I think it enhances your experience at the store, so that you are treating it as a social/relaxing place other than just a source for shopping. I've been finding it harder and harder to go to malls just cause I don't like how fast-paced and monotonous that experience has become for me. If more stores were designed to be a meeting place and casual dining experience it might allow people to slow down a bit and experience the store in a different way that goes beyond simply looking at clothes.

-t