A Girls Necessities

A Girls Necessities //
Like any other typical girl- i love fashion. Not so much expensive label's but things that are quirky , interesting and new.

I love irregular choice shoes , Vivienne Westwood the label and a lot of fashion photography- theres just something about some of the shots i find in such journals as i-D that makes me say " oh wow"

Oh I have a very bad obsession of shoes ...... //
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teenvogue:

Shorts never looked so chic! This fashion blogger’s color-block wedges, leopard print clutch, and geeky (but adorable!) glasses make the lazy summer staple look seriously stylish. Get the details »

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kyracee:

J Crew

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szymon:

High Heel Nike

winners ?

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bbook:

In The Future’s opening sequence, we’re introduced to Paw-Paw, the shelter cat who narrates Miranda July’s second feature, the follow-up to her award-winning 2005 film,Me and You and Everyone We Know. In less skilled hands, a philosophizing feline (voiced by July herself) might seem too precious, but the 37-year-old filmmaker elevates the twee aspects of her film into a grandiose allegory for embracing the future, no matter what it might bring.

July also stars in her new movie as Sophie, a children’s dance teacher, who, along with her hapless boyfriend, Jason (Hamish Linklater), decides to turn off her laptop and open herself up to the outside world. When a series of events causes Sophie to take an immoral detour, the two young lovers call into question what they think they know about themselves, each other, and tomorrow.

Time has flown by for July—she’s written a collection of short stories, 2007’s No One Belongs Here More than You; created the collaborative sculptures that made up Eleven Heavy Things, which debuted at the 2009 Venice Biennale; and gotten married to acclaimed director Mike Mills—so we asked the auteur of The Future to write a brief essay taking stock of her recent past.
After Making The Future, Miranda July Considers Her Recent Past

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Vivienne Westwood has once again partnered with the ITC (International Trade Centre) in the Ethical Fashion Programme

Click on the link below to visit the website to learn more :
http://www.viviennewestwood.co.uk/multimedia/made-with-love-in-nairobi?utm_medium=email&utm_source=Vivienne+Westwood+Ltd&utm_campaign=AW+Africa+Bags&utm_content=africa-video&dm_i=GMB,HCYW,2H6OU1,1EXVP,1
and also visit the following link to look at the designs :
http://www.viviennewestwood.co.uk/shop/womens-accessories/bags/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=Vivienne+Westwood+Ltd&utm_campaign=AW+Africa+Bags&utm_content=bags&dm_i=GMB,HCYW,2H6OU1,1EXVP,1

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i love my hat in the autumn !

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suicideblonde:

Minka Kelly photographed by Yu Tsai

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