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#warpaint ❤️❤️❤️❤️ (at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium)

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COUTURE /PARIS

Couture’s Flights of Fancy via April’s Harper’s Bazaar. Photo Credit: Karl Lagerfeld

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Philip Larkin

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vibes

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G’yeah!

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FAVORITES

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But we are more than our bodies.

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Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2014 Details

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HAIR

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Georgina Stojiljkovic  

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Ph. Anna Rosa Krau

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Fine art bodypainting byJohannes Stötter

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Whoa

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Shattered mirrors / stained glass, Bing Wright

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Raquel Zimmermann modeling Gareth Pugh’s one-off garment for SHOWstudio (X)

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Inspiration

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Emma Summerton / Fat Magazine Spring 2012.

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Hair

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There is a part of me that wants to dress entirely like this for the Friday of ECCC. Not entirely practical for wandering the convention center, but it would be fun.

(Google reverse image search is giving me no love in finding the source for this delightful photo, which is a shame.)

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Inspiration

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Santiago, Chile

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City art

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This 3D printed top inspired by water science recently won an international 3D printed fashion competition organised by Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. It was designed by architects, Kae Woei Lim and Elena Lowd of the XYZ Workshop.

The designers on their project:

While researching on water technologies and sustainability, we were compelled by an image of the electrolysis of water to create hydrogen. The idea that pure clean energy can be a harnessed from water has great potential in the field of sustainable energy. Focusing on the water molecules’ transient change of state, we express this in the design with a series of solid and “open” spheres.

The network of “open” spheres created a lace-like fabric, which created a contrast between the solid and transparent pieces. At a micro level, stillness is embodied by the ripple-like patterns, which has a texture that alludes to a traditional textile weave.

The silhouette of the design echoes a traditional Chinese cheongsam, creating an intriguing dialogue between tradition and technology.

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DOPE! Science and design meet

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Quality poster from @thecompoundgallery. Maybe this explains what happened to me when I went to college.