STYLING: FORT TILDEN FALL

Photography: Charlie Rubin
Styling: Siri Thorson
Hair/Make-up: Hannah Metz
Model: Jana @ Fenton Moon

I'm incredibly excited to finally--finally--be sharing with you these photos taken by Charlie Rubin and styled by myself back in October. This series was shot in and around Fort Tilden and Rockaway and features gorgeous pieces from both Shabd and Caycee Black, as well as a lot of beautiful vintage from The Loved One. My endless thanks go to Hannah Metz for providing hair and makeup and a cool attitude, and to the beautiful Jana at Fenton Moon for tramping through brush dabbling in some light trespassing with us.

I know it's technically winter and all now, but freakishly enough up until a few days ago one could easily have rocked any of these outfits in NYC and hardly felt a shiver...anyways, I'm awfully proud of what our little team produced, flying by the seat of our silk tie-dyed pants! I hope you like :n)

(Please feel free to reblog these images with proper credit, thanks!)

SWITCHEROO

I feel like this awesome set of images by photographer Hana Pesut probably begs some sort of proper socio-political commentary. But it's late, and the last time I queered anything I was a bright-eyed college sophomore watching hardcore cyborg porn in a Star Trek themed gender studies class (UCSC, bless), so I'll just be honest: I like it when dudes wear lady clothes! Be sure to check out the rest of the project, titled Swithcheroo, on Hana's site.

let down your hair

One of my favorite models (Hanne Gaby) shot by one of my favorite photographers (Lina Scheynius) in The February 2010 issue of Número Korea. I've been waiting for this ever since a few shots popped up on Lina's flickr. See the rest here!

so damn pretty

I'm off for a walk in the woods. In the meantime, you can take a peak at the rest of these beautiful photos of Lily Cole, shot by Carter Smith, right here.

(all images via fashiongonerogue)

films extérieur

I've been watching Guy Bourdin's eerie, hypnotic short films on repeat lately, after reading about this exhibition at the Bon Marche in Paris. I wish I could have teleported myself there, but in small consolation, most of them can be viewed in the "Films" section of his website.