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if twitter dies for real my tumblr is tabibutts.tumblr.com
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for years there've been efforts by photographers, stylists, and creatively bankrupt creative directors who are still cribbing old warhol factory iconography and retro kitsch to fashion kim into some arty glamorous cult figure but it never works because she has no personality
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She looks gorgeous as always but this relaunch feels specially cash grabby and lazy. What bothers me the most is how overly “crisp” the monogram and characters look. Very canal street chic
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RIP Sara from Suspiria (2018), you would’ve loved Lemaire, Hermès by Nadège Vanhée and Chloè by Chemena Kamali
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Stained glass door made of hundreds of pantone swatches by Italian architect Armin Blasbichler.
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goshka macuga’s work analyzes how women “see themselves through their own gaze”. she says her work is about learning, knowledge and research and she prefers for viewers to project onto artwork rather than having it explained
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Comme des Garçons Homme Plus AW24 // Skeleton suit (ca. 1795–1805), The MET Costume Institute.
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Comme des Garçons furniture catalogue by Rei Kawakubo. Printed in Japan c.1990
CDG furniture was manufactured by Italian furniture maker Pallucco. This catalog references work from 1983 to 1990.
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latest graphic design experiment: redesign and print of the book Arranging Things. divided into two different volumes with a dust jacket. text and images are arranged multiple ways over the pages. the jacket was printed on different secondhand papers.
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“The Black trans women who really fought for the space I’m in today.”
Thank you, Tracey “Africa” Norman and Connie Fleming. 🙏🏽
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Visited the home of Walter Gropius, founder of Bauhaus, in Lincoln, MA, now a museum

































































