Jacquelyn Jablonski photographed by Hans Feurer for Antidote Spring/Summer 2013
Pizza should have poison in the sauce and the antidote in the crust to kill off those weird people that don’t eat the crust.
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I’ve been injected with false hope so many fucking times I’ve lost count
i wish you had a recipe for an antidote (via concealthefeelings)
it genuinely baffles me when people say 80s fashion was ugly as if early 00s fashion wasn’t the greatest crime against humanity committed on historical record
You only think that because you didn’t experience the 1970s. And also because right now everyone should hate early 00s fashion. In about 10 years, it’ll be back.
it genuinely baffles me when people say 80s fashion was ugly as if early 00s fashion wasn’t the greatest crime against humanity committed on historical record
Beyoncé’s “Formation” was used at a fashion show featuring only white models
Australian label Misha Collection blasted “Formation” during its finale at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia, with a trail of white models bopping down the runway. It’s not that white people can’t enjoy a song like “Formation,” but its meaning is crucial. This was the exact wrong inspiration to draw from Beyoncé.
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it’s interesting to me that this has become a discussion on hair - when I didn’t even mention it myself. I’m assuming this is an attempt to trivialize what I said. This is more than “fashion” or “hair” (although the significance of cornrows and the appropriation of black culture in fashion is extremely deep too.)
This is about the way black women are shamed for their bodies. Violence and denigration is normalized towards them because black women are not allowed to simply EXIST without the stigmas, without the condemnation, without the humiliation. Black women carry with them the heavy embarrassment of the auction block.
And yet when white women take these features they are praised. They are desirable.
But, you know. Keep telling me that I should focus on something deeper than “fashion.”
It kind of really confuses me when Barbie commercials have little girls dressing them up and brushing their hair
Like no
Barbie is not about fashion. Barbie is about collecting as many dolls as you can get your grubby 7 year old hands on and dominating the living room with your expansive empire of plastic women. Barbie is about creating intricate social structures and spicy inter-family conflicts between town house residents. Barbie is about formulating complex back stories for tortured Ken dolls with emotional scars. It’s about creating near-sadistic dramatic plot twists that split up marriages and cause that one Barbie you really dislike to be ceremoniously tossed down the stairs in order to be offed by the jealous ex-wife of Ken #4.
Yes, but how do you make it into a marketable commercial that won’t freak parents and caregivers out?
I’ve always had the impression that advertisers don’t really understand how girls play with their toys.
When I played with Barbies I had this thing called “The Dead Pit” which was a purple bratz laundry hamper. So whenever a Barbie got killed off she would go in there. And what I would do was I would carry her to the dead pit while singing the dead pit song. The dead pit song was just saying “The dead pit” over and over again in different tones. Anyway, once I finally reached the pit I would announce “(name) has died.” And drop her in. I would wait a few moments. Then, I would violently shake the hamper while shrieking, pretending to be the tortured souls of dead barbies from the underworld. I thought it was hilarious.
This is and will always remain one of my favorite stories on Tumblr.
Avan Jogia walks the runway during the Dolce & Gabbana show as part of the Men’s Fall-Winter 2017-2018 fashion week on January 14, 2017 in Milan.
growing up with bratz dolls was a gateaway to becoming that bitch with a passion for fashion