Richard Bush’s photographs of Daphne Groeneveld for i-D Spring 2012 capture a moment of fashion imagery that feels instinctive, sharp, and slightly off kilter in the best way. Titled “Cursty While You’re Thinking, It Saves Time,” the story leans into attitude over perfection, favoring immediacy and personality above polish.
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David Szauder’s Glitches in Memory
David Szauder’s series Glitches in Memory explores the fragile and fragmented nature of recollection through a striking blend of vintage photography and digital distortion. The German artist uses portraiture to examine how memories warp over time and how fleeting moments and passing acquaintances can shift in clarity and meaning. The work feels both intimate and unsettling, capturing the human impulse to hold on while acknowledging that preservation is never perfect.
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Lily Allen – Sheezus (Official Video)
Lily Allen Releases her music video for Sheezus featuring her a art school Casio gangsterrrr that plays into the lyrics and editing. She cheekily refers to current pop divas and how they all get their periods, every month. “Ri-Ri isn’t scared of Katy Perry’s roaring Queen B’s going back to the drawing Lorde smells blood, yeah, she’s about to slay you Kid ain’t one to fuck with when she’s only on her debut” “Periods, we all get periods Every month, that’s what the theory is It’s human nature, another cycle Be nice to me, I’ll make you one of my disciples” Love it.
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Courtney Love – You Know My Name (Audio)
Courtney Love returns with a new audio release, the double A-side single featuring You Know My Name and Wedding Day. Available May 4th, this release marks a continuation of Love’s unmistakable presence in rock music, blending raw emotion with her signature edge
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Bing Wright’s Shattered Sunsets
Photographer Bing Wright‘s project series called “Broken Mirror/Evening Sky” features a collection of distorted photographs that capture the reflections of sunsets on shattered mirrors. It’s beautiful seeing a common photograph that is also referred to as a cliche looked upon in a smashed point of view. A normal sunset makes your eyes dance around with beautiful colors, but the cracks and distortions give a darker more curious feeling. source:
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Surreal Dreamlike Photogarphy by Ezorenier
Ezorenier’s photography captures a space between reality and imagination, a place that feels neither fully dream nor nightmare. Each image carries a weight of symbolism that is elusive and mysterious, echoing the way we experience fleeting dreams that vanish upon waking. There is an immediacy to the work, yet it lingers, inviting the viewer to dwell in its subtle, shifting narratives.
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Elisa Strozyk’s Wooden Menswear
Elisa Strozyk’s menswear collection pushes the boundaries of material and form by incorporating intricately placed wood paneling into her designs. The result is a striking blend of structure and movement, where garments feel at once architectural and wearable. The jackets carry a geometric rigidity reminiscent of over-pixelated photographs, translating digital aesthetics into physical, three-dimensional form.
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Unbiased Message from EMT’s on Party Drug Usage
If you know someone or even are this person, this set list of unbiased advice from and EMT will be a breath of non judgmental fresh air. Simple advice on how to be safe when you step your party to the next level by dabbling in drugs. source:
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Lykke Li – No Rest For The Wicked
This video seems to display a simple couple running though tall grass, but as the video progresses you see the fault in the wickedness of the characters around them. It seems to take place in the deep south where racism can show it’s face. It’s like a classic Romeo and Juliet story but with legitimate American civil unjustness tied to it. I’m sure that’s not the only way to interpret the song/video.
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The Kate Moss for Topshop
Kate Moss’s debut design collaboration for Topshop arrives with the kind of understated confidence the model herself has always embodied. Joined by fellow designer Katy England and four other creative partners, Moss helped craft a collection that feels deeply personal, translating her own style and sensibility into wearable fashion. The result is not costume or celebrity branding at its most obvious, but a curated wardrobe that feels lived in, edited, and inherently stylish.
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Men in Flowers, Floral Menswear
In the words of Miranda Priestly “Florals? For spring? Groundbreaking” It’s a cliché we know. But when things are naturally beautiful why not roll with it? The thing that can offset the cheesiness of a spring floral would to switch some things up. So why not the gender. Men don’t have as many options as woman do when it comes to different articles of clothing they can wear, so they have to rely greatly on fit and pattern. A pattern for men that has been seemingly untouched would be floral. Here are a few photographs featuring men in colorful floral based outfits. source:
