Married to the Mob trillas keep a gully blog, not to mention make gear and snapbacks just for us tomboys. These city proud chains were a recent feature worth re-blog love since I’m on my hometown hero tip, happily selling my zip code necklaces at Manifesto.
Brooklyn Magazine. Adore.
I spend a lot of hours trolling magazine stands and the net searching for any source of Brooklyn information possible. I found this filly today and am juiced for it. The masthead includes heavy hitters from other glossies like Mass Appeal, XXL and Complex. You can download the entire first issue. I have big evening plans of breaking open a string cheese and reading it cover to cover.
Rachel Rector Spring Collection ‘13
Rachel made a debut video! And business cards!
Get ‘em boo.
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Holy shit.
This magazine is why I moved to New York so many moons ago.
We’re live. And still under construction. But live.
1986 forever.
Basically, this is my most favorite show of the season. The quick wit, the even quicker gayer than gay humor and Nene Leakes - we can be best friends forever please and thank you. But this episode. I can’t even, there is the most amazing Paris Is Burning (You want to talk about reeeeeeading?!) re-enactment and I thought my heart might explode. Watch it. Then let’s go get orange Crush sodas and re-enact the re-enactment. For serious.
And since we’re on the subject of dreamy Jordan Domont, this seems like the perfect time to talk all things sugar about his boo, who just happens to be as talented in the creative realm. This Is Nice Work is her brand new website, which features sparkly photos of hand-chosen homestead items that we all wish we had with which to furnish our humble Portland living spaces. I, for example, would happily arm wrestle a bitch for this glowing sign on neoness (that is not a word but I’m using it anyway). Keep up the good work you maddeningly cute cutey couple of Portland you.
So, this already happened and the fly sucker behind all the mixed media animal art is at the coast celebrating the success of flourishing at his first solo art show, deservedly so. Word on the street is that the pieces left for sale are going like girl scout cookies so get cracking. Congratulations JD! Stay fly.
A wild band of gorgeous tomboys.
This is the stuff of Portland that makes me happy. A new shop with a defined mission, backed by fiercely independent and impeccably dressed females. Featuring lavender haired Lana Nyman, one of our most pretty local muses and the ridiculously talented Randi Whipple, the promo video makes me want to grab the besties and go on a weekend long coast drive, Set It Off style. But only if I get to be Queen Latifah.
Sign up for their newsletter and lets all go stand in line together for their grand opening party. With arms linked and lattes in hand, obviously.
