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The Bowery Presents
Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Mike Driver
hello vonnie
we're not kids anymore.

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todays bird

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the most beautiful gradient I’ve ever come across
▦ Raphael Schoen #swissstylenow (at The Cooper Union)
classic didn’t-mean-to-use flash 👁
these are from around a year ago & i’ve been crying since 🐏
✨👯✨ (at Clinton, Connecticut)
dude lookin like Rich Chigga (at Rock and Roll Charters)
7some with the self 👥👥👤👥👥 (at Odds & Ends Thrift Shop)
thanks a million to the @fluentapparel team & everyone who came to the event last night! hope y’all bought stuff, made some stuff, & took posters home ✨ the rest of the August exclusive stuff is still available for the month at http://fluentapparel.com (at Branford Art Center Gallery and Art Workshop)
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via: The lingerie lookbook inspired by Korean girls eating on cam
Mut zur Wut 2016 winning posters were exhibited at an opening last week—and are now on the streets—in Heidelberg! Coool; there’s mine. A+ photo alignment Photo: Dominik Paunetto; via Mut zur Wut’s Facebook
Fluent Apparel release event at the Branford Art Center this Friday, August 5, where Gentlepersons Gently will be setting up a mini pop-up shop & zine workshop. Limited edition merch & free posters. Come hang out and make some stuff! 🖨✂️
in a shocking turn of events, I don’t even really like hot dogs & think they’re pretty gross
Before the Performance, Edgar Degas
c. 1897