Phillip lim a/w 2012 Paris fashion week. Metallic splashes with black black and more black. Black is back!!!!!
Posted: 2 months ago.
Kanye west shoe designs…. highly acclaimed for his footwear, yet had meek reviews with regards to his debut clothing collection,however, I still can’t wait for his 2nd Paris runway collection on march 6th.
Posted: 2 months ago.
Jil sander FW/2012-13. Nudes, pastels, minimalism, structure, perfect!
Posted: 2 months ago.
Dsquared2- attention to detail, with dandy influences carried through to winter. But even now, silk scarves, pocket chiefs, glasses, contrasting layers and embellishment can lift an outfit from good to amazing. Got to love the little details!
Posted: 2 months ago.
Gentlemen unleash the beast! What better way to keep sensibly warm in the winter time? … Forget that… What better way to look absolutely effortlessly suave. I never thought fur on a man could look so natural (without it being prehistoric and cavemen times) … But clearly the cavemen were onto something! … Faux’s this fall /winter as proven by Galliano and Viktor and Rolf…Will be BIG! …. I predict so anyway….
Posted: 2 months ago. 1 note
Kit Neale fw2012/2013 Clashing prints meet their match. Hello winter, hello colour!
Posted: 3 months ago. 3 notes
DIOR fw12/13  Military hues, monotone head to toe one tonal outfits, clever camo esq prints, all mixed with carried through trend- casual tailoring. I think every box is ticked here…
Posted: 3 months ago.
I know NYFW starts tomorrow but I cant wait to see Kanye Wests second collection in march at Paris fashion week!!!!
Posted: 3 months ago. 2 notes
Acne fall 2012… I really appreciate the pastel tones on a man! Looks cool!
Posted: 3 months ago.
Celine pre-fall 2012…. Please miraculously appear in my wardrobe. Thanks.
Posted: 3 months ago. 1 note

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Posted: 4 months ago. 15,543 notes
My new boots…. :)
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pantslessprogressive: Yes. “We’ve all paid the price for lenders who sold mortgages to people who couldn’t afford them, and buyers who knew they couldn’t afford them.  That’s why we need smart regulations to prevent irresponsible behavior.  Rules to prevent financial fraud, or toxic dumping, or faulty medical devices, don’t destroy the free market.  They make the free market work better. […] I’m confident a farmer can contain a milk spill without a federal agency looking over his shoulder.  But I will not back down from making sure an oil company can contain the kind of oil spill we saw in the Gulf two years ago.  I will not back down from protecting our kids from mercury pollution, or making sure that our food is safe and our water is clean.  I will not go back to the days when health insurance companies had unchecked power to cancel your policy, deny you coverage, or charge women differently from men. […] So if you’re a big bank or financial institution, you are no longer allowed to make risky bets with your customers’ deposits.  You’re required to write out a “living will” that details exactly how you’ll pay the bills if you fail – because the rest of us aren’t bailing you out ever again.  And if you’re a mortgage lender or a payday lender or a credit card company, the days of signing people up for products they can’t afford with confusing forms and deceptive practices are over.  Today, American consumers finally have a watchdog in Richard Cordray with one job: To look out for them.” - President Obama
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kari-shma: Central Park, New York (by redswept)
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"The world and everything creative within it is inspiring me today. I need an outlet for this creative inspiration."

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