XX

19. Monterrey. School of arts student. Spanish/English/French

[ithotyouknew2-deactivated201710]

No offense but do y'all have to be validated for EVERY fucking thing?

[roslips]

[thesocietynyc]

Lindsey Wixson for the @allure​ January 2017 issue, photographed by Nicolas Kantor and styled by Catherine Newell-Hanson

[lipat]

[itquiet-deactivated20240530]

[meiselmuse]

Natalia Vodianova / W Magazine December 2012  “Sleep No More”  by Mert & Marcus

[frenchgayplayer]

[hotfighters]

[daria-malaria]

Louis Vuitton Cruise 2016 Lookbook by Juergen Teller 

[hernameistoni]

Alexander Wang S/S 2017 Beauty

[dollsoda-deactivated20161027]

[gothicprep]

imagine getting dragged this hard by your own brother

[joshwilkz]

Promotional Imagery for YSL Beauty

[vlada-sasha-natasha]

Amazing!!!

[mr-claiborne]

🇫🇷

[wooooooo00w-deactivated20241205]

[sufjansontag]

#Gone Girl (2014)

[micdotcom]

RNC attendees tried to hide a demonstrator’s “No racism, No hate” sign with an American flag. Clearly they failed to see the irony. The protester was from the Code Pink group — who haven’t been slowed down by this at all.

[wilwheaton]

Using an American flag to cover up someone calling for an end to racism and hate is the best metaphor I’ve seen in a long time for the GOP.

[assgod]

‘Merica! Where a message reading no hate is deviant

[platinum-k-i-l-l-s]

GIRLS ON FIRE 

Banks Fuck With Myself (2016) Tinashe for Dazed (2015) Megan Fox in Jennifer’s Body (2009)

[alexanderfury]

What effects on fashion did AIDS have? Did people start to express their sexuality through their clothes instead of actual sex? (Thanks, Tom Ford)

The idea of “acting” your sexuality is interesting, but Tom Ford is way, way post-AIDS. Or at least post AIDS hysteria. The place to look at is the early to mid 1980s, when you had the cartoonish sexuality of Mugler and that hard, aggressive Montana woman, who looked like her sexuality could kill you. And there was also Yohji and Comme, whose clothes were desexed; and Westwood and Lacroix, escaping into history. Which fashion often does. I think Gaultier is very interesting in that cultural landscape, because he was articulating an overt gay sexuality at a time when it wasn’t just seen as subversive and different, but actually threatening. But he also cast real people as his models - he championed reality, and humanity. I wonder if that was a reaction to AIDS, even if unconscious? What Gaultier did in the 1980s was very powerful, and very different. 

[formschon]

herb ritts and bruce weber, too, are very important in the aesthetic landscape of AIDS