Seizuring for Twentyten

Glad I could be a part of the twentytens monumental third collection. Seizing my way through the kinetic soft looks- a good progression from last season's sharpness. However, it's still as tough as the nails of seasons past.

all the phenomena of the universe

are leaves and twigs and branches of a connected whole. Atalanta Weller for House of Holland wedges- I eventually caved, thats a common shoe theme for me it seems like. They're a perfect wedge shape and the python detailing makes them a step up from any old regular wedge mary-jane. Also, a headdress I've been not-so diligently working on. - Leda and the Swan

For behold the kingdom of heaven is within you

On the verge of leaving the darkness. Found this forgotten dress in my closet the other day, funny- I wore this dress to a 20's costume party about a year ago and got shot for a street style blog- I told them my favorite store was Seven and one of the comments was something around the lines of ' too costumey, hideous, you give Seven a bad name' Thats one of the only negative comments that has stuck.

Plastic Surgery Part II

Did a tiny shoot with friends the other week- and I couldn't move past plastic surgery make up. I love making morbid things look so cheery.

Rated PG

Coyote Pelt from Glacier Wear ( the most AMAZING site that I have ever been to, you can purchase ENTIRE wolf pelts, lynx, bobcat and you can even choose the size of your animal or if you want paws and claws attached- reasonable prices too- I'm wearing the Montana Coyote), twentyten nail skirt harness, and Rapheal Young futuristic frankenstein shoes (my newest child). Remotely reminds me of the Barbarella costumes-futuristic yet hints of the past. And since when is celestial sex rated PG?

you can only open an invisible wall with an invisible key

Somewhat obsessed with the headwear of the middle ages not only in its rigidity and restraint but in it's pure fantastical nature. I've also been somewhat researching the pony subculture and the restraint as well as submissiveness of the gags and masks echoes the up tightness of the head dresses of the middle ages. Weird combo, maybe it's just that the Middle Ages has the best clothing... from Auguste Racinet , pony girl.

I close my eyes, and I drift away into the magic night

Christian Joy costumes for Block Magazine and my obsession with Blue Velvet.