Chloë Sevigny photographed by Marcelo Krasilcic, 1994
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TMBGareOK. The Official They Might Be Giants tumblr
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Not today Justin

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Love Begins

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Chloë Sevigny photographed by Marcelo Krasilcic, 1994
The Last Days of Disco. Dir. Whit Stillman. 1998.
stella tennant for vogue italia (1999) by steven meisel, may she rest in peace
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Bruce Gilden from Beaten & Blown By The Wind, a new book shot in Rome for Gucci. via IDEA
Natalie Wood puts up pictures of James Dean in her dressing room after his death
Sophia Loren em Portugal"
Photo by Agnès Varda, (1956).
Sandy Liang, spring 2021
@dar-a in I Love New York for @vogue
Grace Jones and Marianne Faithfull by Lynn Goldsmith, 1987.
Aweng Chuol for MATTE
Makeup: Scott Osbourne Jr.
“A remake of Micheaux’s now-lost 1926 silent film The Spider’s Web, The Girl from Chicago is another film that explores the cultural rift between the urban and the rural, set in both Harlem and Batesburg, Mississippi. As had become his forte, Micheaux punctuates the dramatic scenes with musical numbers, set both in domestic parlors and the lively ‘Radium Club.’” THE GIRL FROM CHICAGO (1932) dir. Oscar Micheaux
One of Coober Pedy’s famous underground homes, photographed by Robin Smith (date unknown). National Archives of Australia: B4498, 32G1