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9 Mar 10  Notes: 1060
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23 Feb 10  Notes: 706
suicideblonde:

neonsugar:chuckiefinster:indiechildren:leo circa 1999

suicideblonde:

neonsugar:chuckiefinster:indiechildren:leo circa 1999

18 Feb 10  Notes: 360
suicideblonde:

Mick and Bianca Jagger’s wedding

suicideblonde:

Mick and Bianca Jagger’s wedding

23:11  Notes: 87
“In eras past, mainstream culture was blandly, blindly complacent, so underground music was angry and dissatisfied. But now, mainstream culture isn’t complacent, it’s stupid and angry; underground culture reacts by becoming smarter, more serene. That’s not wimpy—it’s powerful and productive.”
— Michael Azerrad in Paste, February 2010 issue (via Frank Chimero) (via marco)
23:09  Notes: 122
suicideblonde:

LaChapelle Slams Lagerfeld’s McQueen Eulogy“Who the fuck was he to say that?” says photographer and friend to Alexander McQueen David LaChapelle of Karl Lagerfeld’s comments shortly after McQueen’s suicide.While ostensibly complimentary, Lagerfeld had managed to also sound clinical and dismissive:I found his work very interesting and never banal. There was always some attraction to death, his designs were sometimes dehumanized. Who knows, perhaps after flirting with death too often, death attracts youSpeaking to The Daily Beast, LaChapelle said,“Alexander had blood running through his veins. He was not Karl Lagerfeld. He was a real human being who hadn’t lost himself completely in this world of appearances and complete and utter superficiality and business.”LaChapelle and other friends quoted in the piece paint a picture of McQueen as the Kurt Cobain of fashion — a genius of working class origins, tortured by the industry’s commercial trappings and its surface obsessions, and fighting serious depression. “I think suicide was a visitor who’d come many times and he was waiting to let them in,” LaChapelle says, “because he didn’t want to punish his mom while she was alive.”Barneys creative director Simon Doonan uses his Observer column for a more extended memorial than the Tweets and emailed statements of last week. Having also grown up gay in Britain and found refuge in fashion, Doonan describes McQueen asA young bloke compelled to leave the macho of the East End for the safety and magic of the effete fashion milieu, living it, loving it and loathing it all at the same time.The creative rage, soaring imagination and intense curiosity that Mr. McQueen exhibited throughout his career was a function of the painful contradictions listed above. To my amateur Freudian gaze, his suicide by hanging reads like an act of self-administered capital punishment, a punishment for crimes that the poor, complex, sensitive lad never committed in the first place.Meanwhile, an inquest has been told that McQueen died of asphyxiation, having hanged himself in his wardrobe. He died on the evening before his mother’s funeral. The coroner’s office described him as “a single man, a fashion designer.”
from Jezabel | thanks to modepuppe for the link

suicideblonde:

LaChapelle Slams Lagerfeld’s McQueen Eulogy

“Who the fuck was he to say that?” says photographer and friend to Alexander McQueen David LaChapelle of Karl Lagerfeld’s comments shortly after McQueen’s suicide.

While ostensibly complimentary, Lagerfeld had managed to also sound clinical and dismissive:

I found his work very interesting and never banal. There was always some attraction to death, his designs were sometimes dehumanized. Who knows, perhaps after flirting with death too often, death attracts you

Speaking to The Daily Beast, LaChapelle said,

“Alexander had blood running through his veins. He was not Karl Lagerfeld. He was a real human being who hadn’t lost himself completely in this world of appearances and complete and utter superficiality and business.”

LaChapelle and other friends quoted in the piece paint a picture of McQueen as the Kurt Cobain of fashion — a genius of working class origins, tortured by the industry’s commercial trappings and its surface obsessions, and fighting serious depression. “I think suicide was a visitor who’d come many times and he was waiting to let them in,” LaChapelle says, “because he didn’t want to punish his mom while she was alive.”

Barneys creative director Simon Doonan uses his Observer column for a more extended memorial than the Tweets and emailed statements of last week. Having also grown up gay in Britain and found refuge in fashion, Doonan describes McQueen as

A young bloke compelled to leave the macho of the East End for the safety and magic of the effete fashion milieu, living it, loving it and loathing it all at the same time.

The creative rage, soaring imagination and intense curiosity that Mr. McQueen exhibited throughout his career was a function of the painful contradictions listed above. To my amateur Freudian gaze, his suicide by hanging reads like an act of self-administered capital punishment, a punishment for crimes that the poor, complex, sensitive lad never committed in the first place.

Meanwhile, an inquest has been told that McQueen died of asphyxiation, having hanged himself in his wardrobe. He died on the evening before his mother’s funeral. The coroner’s office described him as “a single man, a fashion designer.”

from Jezabel | thanks to modepuppe for the link

14:55  Notes: 673
suicideblonde:

bohemea:

Christina Hendricks - New York Magazine by Marco Grob, February 2010
Oh god, it’s even more stunning HQ! Christina is wearing a vintage corset in this shot. Perfection.

suicideblonde:

bohemea:

Christina Hendricks - New York Magazine by Marco Grob, February 2010

Oh god, it’s even more stunning HQ! Christina is wearing a vintage corset in this shot. Perfection.

12:10

gabygabyhey:

Panic! At Butch Walkers - I love how this turned out.

10:51
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10:50
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10:42  Notes: 29
fuckyeahalexsuarez:

Cobra Starship - Backstage, February 2010 (via Justine Trickett)

fuckyeahalexsuarez:

Cobra Starship - Backstage, February 2010 (via Justine Trickett)

10:05
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13 Feb 10  Notes: 506
“Who knows, perhaps after flirting with death too often, death attracts you.”
— Karl Lagerfeld, about Alexander McQueen (via dearbones) (via lubricous) (via nostalgicdreams) (via longlivethequeen) (via likeneelyohara) (via dizzydizzydinosaurs)
12 Feb 10  Notes: 2035
dizzydizzydinosaurs:

attackedastoria:

toonumb:frogsandcrowns:carouselinparis:(via those-tinyfolk)

dizzydizzydinosaurs:

attackedastoria:

toonumb:frogsandcrowns:carouselinparis:(via those-tinyfolk)

16:59  Notes: 168
fuckyeahmarykateashley:

Maison Michel Spring 2010illustrator: Cédric Rivrain

fuckyeahmarykateashley:

Maison Michel Spring 2010
illustrator: Cédric Rivrain

14:41  Notes: 72
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