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High ResolutionGot a Girl Crush On: Keren Richter’s personal style
Recently my friends Kathrin and Julia came by my apartment and interviewed me for their German fashion blog, Two For Fashion. They asked me to talk about the designers I love, about my ‘style’ and then I bopped in and out of a few different looks. Their blog is all in German, but you can see a video of me and some various photos here!
Major drool-worthy stuff!
Check out our previous post on Keren.
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Got a Girl Crush On: Karen O’s new psycho-opera Stop the Virgens
Not to mention the costume design by long-time collaborator, Christian Joy—I mean:
Totally into the Björk-vibes, ladies!(via thecreatorsproject)
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Got a Girl Crush On: Advanced Style the film
Especially in light of the passing of fashion-plate Zelda Kaplan (96-years-young and still attending fashion week!), cannot wait to see this doc about the stylish older ladies of New York City!
“You get treated nicer if you’re well-dressed. I don’t want to go around like a dreary old lady”
Role models.
Directed by Lina Plioplyte
(via miasaidno)
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Got a Girl Crush On: Elaine Benes
Keeping in our Seinfeld theme today—Happy Valentine’s Day, Y’all!
(via thebrookelynway)
(Source: blua)
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Got a Girl Crush On: Kat of That Kind of Woman’s “Outfits Inspired by Dishes”
Pears: Sweet Potato Chronicles
Outfit Breakdown: TKoW PolyvoreDelicious!! More here!
(via thatkindofwoman)
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High ResolutionGot a Girl Crush On: Molly Conant
I first came across Molly’s line of Rock-n-Roll-by-way-of-New -Englad-chic jewelry, Rackk and Ruin, years ago on Etsy only to delight in later finding in a total separate round about way that she also runs a rad blog by the same name.
Tell me, who do you know that can rock an ensemble of all fire engine red? No, seriously I’d look like a mixed-up piece of licorice if I dared to go chromatico solo like this.
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High ResolutionGot a Girl Crush On: Aimee Mullins
Fashion model. International record-breaking athlete. Actress. Double amputee.
Aimee Mullins first received worldwide media attention as an athlete. Born without fibulae in both legs, Aimee’s medical prognosis was discouraging; she was told she would never walk, and would likely spend the rest of her life using a wheelchair. In an attempt at independent mobility, doctors amputated both her legs below the knee on her first birthday. By age two, she had learned to walk on prosthetic legs, and spent her childhood doing the usual athletic activities of her peers. While studying at Georgetown University, she set her sights on making the US Team for the 1996 Atlanta Games. Outfitted with woven carbon-fiber prostheses that were modeled after the hind legs of a cheetah, she went on to set World Records in the 100 metres, the 200 metres and the long jump, sparking a frenzy over the radical design of her prototype sprinting legs. In 1999, Aimee made her runway debut in London at the invitation of fashion designer Alexander McQueen. In February 2011, she was named as the new Global Brand Ambassador to the world’s largest beauty brand L’Oreal Paris, another cultural milestone. An influential voice in today’s culture, she is regularly invited to share her ideas at various corporations and global conferences like TED and TEDMED.
Listen to Aimee’s inspired stories on The Moth
(photo by Nick Knight)
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High ResolutionGot a Girl Crush On: Nerd Girlfriend
Sister site to Nerd Boyfriend, Nerd Girlfriend recreates your fave lady dweebs outfits like Design Sponge’s “Living In” meets Polyvore! Love.
First up: our girl, Gilda!
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Got a Girl Crush On: Delia*s Catalogs circa late-90s
Delia*s was THE one-stop shopping for barbed-wire and hemp chokers, platform flip-flops, board shorts, fluorescent nail polish, and ringer baby tees. I LOVED getting my Delia*s catalog and cutting them for collages (or decoupaging my kaboodle). They got every Junior Highschool girl’s babysitting money.
(catalog scans via mmaquino’s flickr)
(Source: refinery29.com)







