And before I actually go to finish my International Development presentation, I would love to share this with you. I know that a lot of people have already seen this video...
But I guess Its one of these things that we can listen to/watch a million of times ...
If you can`t open the link directly here, just watch it on Youtube.
For those who like fancy patterns, short outfits and very slim girls... this is a perfect visual inspiration. ,(Even if i think that Nicola Roberts appears to have forgotten her trousers). I really like her outfit in her previous music video 'Beat of My Drum". The print on the Nicolas`s shirt reminded me of Jil Sander`s SS 2011 collection. Hello statement prints.
For those who like to party hard, I am posting here a cool new video. It has been filmed by Kevin Lin for Cults`s new song, You Know What I Mean. I really liked this video, and i went even further in my little research. I have looked for other videos made by Kevin Lin.
This is a video made by Kevin Lin, and it is a kind of video self-portrait. If you want to discover this funny character, watch this video as well. I think I am a bit like Kevin, in what relates to music. I can listen to different genres, and I can be very different, everything depends on my mood. Maybe, you will find a bit of your own personnality in what Kevin tries to tell us ?
I watch quite a lot of musical videos, and I perceive them as a separate genre of art. This video has made me think about the way it is made, about the shoots, about the images that it shows, as well as the order in which these images are shown. This is a very inspiring video.
If you can`t live without brands, and Kelloggs is not enough of a brand for you, then you have to see those! These cereal boxes have been designed in a very funny way by the sip chat chow bloggers! It may seem quite simple for some people, but I found it quite funny.
Hi everyone! I have just checked the pictures from the show by Sasha Kanevski, a young Ukrainian designer. And surprise, surprise... I found a very interesting thing, those Rib Cage Bibs! They are beautiful, such a stylish detail! They give a certain form, to the whole look, as well as get some creepy, spooky look. This is brilliant!
PS: It might inspire you to do an interesting DIY project.
The Belgian Genius, Mr Raf Simons, has recently opened the doors of his own house in Antwerp to the Fashion Photographer Willy Vanderperre. Mr. Vanderperre has already worked with R. Simons previously, however this time he has taken pictures of Mr. Simons himself in his own house. Please have a look at
http://www.fantasticman.com/magazine/
I have been listening to her last album this whole autumn. I adored it, and used to listen a million times to one of her songs... The Skinny Genes. I think it is one of my favorite. Obviously, when the video came out I had to check it out. And here is the surprise, I do not only adore the music, I am fan of the styling in this video. It represents multiple trends of this summer, as well as shows us some very surprising looks.
I am a big fan of flapper dresses, and I have been looking for the ONE FLAPPER DRESS on Ebay for ages... To my surprise, I fell in love with the Flapper Shorts that Eliza Doolittle wears in Skinny Genes. I am now determined to get one of these...
I wanted to share with you my opinion about the album by Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi: Rome. I really like it! Due to the fact that I am in my period of revision - this is the only album that gives me the possibility to revise and listen to music. It is not killing my brain or distracting me.
Danger Mouse is Brian Burton, a composer and producer who has worked with Gorillaz, Cee Lo Green (his partner in Gnarls Barkeley), Broken Bells, Sparklehouse and U2. The co-writer of this album is Daniele Luppi, and Italian Expat in the US. Thanks to Daniele Luppi this album became so Italian, by definition. And has even been recorded in Rome. As you can see this album presents the beautiful Norah Jones and Jack White as well.
Apparently it took seven years for Brian Burton to pull the album. However it was worth it, as Rome came out as one of the most melodic albums I have heard this last year. This album hints loss, pain and disappointment. And nine tracks out of fifteen tracks are instrumental. These tracks represent a virtuous composition of strings, celeste, choir, combo guitars and drums. It has nothing to do with the hip-hop work that has been made Brian Burton`s fame.