Nicolas

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Amy Winehouse (1983-2011)

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MEGAN THEE STALLION for her ‘Texas Fever’ collection, in collaboration with Depop VOGUE January 2020 photography by Munachi Osegbu

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Liv Tyler photographed in 1996

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But is it fashion?

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My last 2 brain cells trying to produce a single thought

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this is so good

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my life is different now that i’ve watched this video.

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Bust down Thotiana

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The sound of her heels are killing me 😭

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I think I love her

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i cant get over this… fjfckckc

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This video is the sole reason this damn song was so popular lmfao

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A bar has opened that doesn’t serve alcohol, and it’s surprisingly successful.

Brillig Dry Bar in Ann Arbor, Michigan doesn’t serve alcohol, but owner Nic Sims is counting on customers not caring.

She hasn’t had a drink in 20 years, and she wanted to create a space where people—including, but not limited to, recovering alcoholics—could gather to have fun and socialize without worrying about drinking. In other words, she wants Brillig Dry Bar to have “a bar-like convivial atmosphere, with snacks and drinks and conversation, without it being a bar,” she told MLive.com.

Sims runs the bar as a pop-up out of her husband’s coffee shop, Mighty Good Coffee. She serves interesting non-alcoholic drinks, like Brooklyn Egg Creams, Pomegranate-Rosemary Sodas, and Vegan Pumpkin Chillers, as well as snack plates with meats, cheeses, and cookies.

Though some detractors have accused Sims of being anti-alcohol, the bar’s opening night last Friday was packed. According to BuzzFeed, “Brillig’s first customers included former drinkers, pregnant women, Muslims, teenagers, and college kids.”

The next pop-up will be December 26.

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This is actually really cool, especially for people who can’t drink alcohol, like people with liver/digestive/processing issues.

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That and alcoholism is such a weirdly normal thing and it shouldnt be, this is super important

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it’s weird being out in public. it’s like… so many of these people are heterosexual. they are everywhere, they might even think I’m one of them.

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Rihanna for Vogue Magazine (2011 - ) 

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wildcatcentre on ig

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