#cool chics

[twogoround]

Two badasses out for a hike. 

New Zealand. 

[therewerethese]

[itsmickeythomas]

Dej Loaf just announced her upcoming lippie collab with MAC!! If this is close to what she normally wears, I definitely need to make a purchase! This lippie drops in April 💋

[itsmickeythomas]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmAhThLJuTk) #FBF This is one of my fave KeKe Wyatt records...

[allakinwande]

The electronic and dance genre has taken over U.S. radio in the last few years, with acts from Rihanna to Britney Spears to Usher to Katy Perry adopting the sound, and churning out No. 1 hits. Santigold says today's pop hits are formulaic, where artists "hire one of three producers, one of a couple songwriters, and you pretty much get the exact same song every time." "It's created a dismal landscape for music, but it's a sure bottom line for the record company," she said. "It's really become about the economy of the music industry, and it's shaping the music that we're getting in a really unfortunate way." Philadelphia-born Santigold has written songs for Christina Aguilera, Lily Allen and Ashlee Simpson. She used to work as an A&R for Epic Records, and almost signed rapper-actor Mos Def. "I brought Mos Def and I was like, 'You guys got to sign him.' And they're like, 'Is he down with Puffy?'" she recalled with a laugh. "Like, everything at that time was Diddy." Santigold said the job was frustrating, and she decided to leave to pursue her own musical efforts. She blends elements of rock, pop, hip-hop and dance to create a sound that is as distinct as her album's unusual beats. Via-@ http://m.newsok.com/singer-santigold-sounds-off-on-dance-music-new-cd/article/feed/380296

[oncewheniwas]

Chloe Sevigny for Miu Miu by Mert and Marcus