The Tattoo Book: Scott Campbell If You Don’t Belong, Don’t Be Long
Although I wouldn’t necessarily call this a coffee table book – who would just sit quietly, sipping on a cup of cappuccino flipping through pages of far more or less identified people who’d had ink carried out and they’re showing it off? I assume finding a tattoo is a commitment that goes beyond time and style. It’s your personality’s ink perspiration. Show it or hide it, a tattoo is there for life. Unless you make a decision otherwise and then you’ll have the scar for life.
So just in case it wasn’t clear adequate – tattoos are there to keep! Scott Campbell’s inking art discovered so a lot of men and women willing to wear it that the man became popular in his personal correct. In his own art. Scott Campbell is a man of ink and art. And now he has a book to show it (and there’s much more than just tattooed skin inside, as Scott Campbell discovered more interesting canvas to use his tools on).
208 pages with written words by Al Moran, Justin Theroux and Richard Price and photographs by uncle Terry (it is difficult to go around his “work” these days). Scott Campbell’s book discovered a teasing title for its front cover: If You Do not Belong, Don’t Be Extended. Belong where? In the inked club, duh! So? Ready to be / extended? (if you are interested, hereby some inside photographs from the book readily available here)
Chanel’s Double C Logo Fake Tattoo Beauty Spots For Sale
Karl Lagerfeld already sells Chanel fake garter tattoos. Next, the iconic’s label double C logo became a beauty spot! A beauty sticker, Chanel’s logo beauty spot was first observed in Chanel’s strange Resort 2013 collection and it will reportedly hit retailers later this year, part of an complete beauty collection (along with Mouche de Beauté highlight and pink eye shadow). Chanel CC beauty spots! I’m certain that they wear this at the Capitol (Hunger Games reference, biensur)! MsaRS
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Puckering Up Through the Decades: Lipstick Trends From the 1920s – the New Millenium
You already knew that hemlines and the stock industry were connected, but what about lips & the tales they tell about the instances? According to trend forecaster Li Edelkoort, the lips, physique and timeframe are all similarly influenced by whatever physique portion is well-known at the time, who the celebs du jour come about to be and most likely most importantly, the condition of the economy and size of people’s bank accounts.
The 20′s – Prohibition & Rebellion Taking their cue from the deliciously scandalous flappers, women declared a newfound independence by bobbing their locks, going out dancing & drinking illicitly distilled whiskey. Movies starring Theda Bara and her “vamp’s lips”, the sexy bee-stung kisser of Mae Murray (above) and iconic “cupid’s bow” associated with Clara Bow showcased a matte, heart-shaped mouth – feminine, yes, but daring. Edelkoort notes that due to the fact the focal body element of the time period was the legs, “breasts were smallish, and girls boyish.” Eyes were massive and lips thin. Lip colors were black and garnet red.
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The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Chinese Exchange Program Welcomes Uma Wang to New York
Final night the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund welcomed Chinese designer Uma Wang to New York with a fancy cocktail party at the W New York Downtown–which will be Wang’s property for the duration of her six week keep. She is in town as a guest of the CFDA/Vogue Style Fund’s Chinese Exchange System, which aims to engage important designers in a cultural exchange like business events and introductions to essential individuals within the U.S. marketplace.
The event was hosted by Vogue’s Meredith Melling Burke along with CFDA’s Steven Kolb and W Hotels International Fashion Director Jenné Lombardo. We also spotted Peter Som, Jenna Lyons and Opening Ceremony’s Kate Foley (who showed us some of her super cool tattoos).
*Ghetto Royale* & Fab Frivolity Rule Chanel Cruise 2013 Show Held at Versailles
“Frivolity is a healthy attitude,” Karl Lagerfeld explains about his “Versailles in a Socialist France” collection for Cruise ’13. “I know folks who were saved by frivolity.” Meaning 18th century deets & silhouettes – like bottom-heavy panniers – in lightweight 21st century chambrays, tech-forward denim and even plastic. Plus ruffles. And sneakers – but with platforms to make them much more Marie Antoinette-approved.
Above the neck, Peter Phillips, Inventive Director of Chanel Makeup opted for tres let-them-eat-cake shades of rose and petal pink and particular runway-only mini velvet “tattoos” of the iconic interlocking-Cs logo. Along with Sam McKnight’s Dutch-boy bobs in pastel hues, the overall impact, according to Phillips, was meant to evoke “girly” but “rebel”.
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3 Ways to Try the Dimensional Makeup Trend
Katy Perry rocks eyeshadow accented with loose glitter | Photo via ELLE
As a CF girl, I love discovering new and fascinating methods to play with makeup! And 1 of those is the dimensional cosmetics trend, which can bring a glamorous enhance to any look. Dimensional cosmetics can incorporate the use of paper stencils, temporary tattoos, or even gold leaf! I hope these will let you even a lot more approaches to express yourself in an original and dramatic fashion.
1. Paper Stencils
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Looks on Campus: Akasha – Point Park University
With how windy it’s been the past week in downtown Pittsburgh, it’s a courageous feat to put on a dress or skirt, given the risk of pulling a Marilyn Monroe circa Seven Year Itch. Akasha, however, is fairly style fearless. She’s not afraid to blend girly with edgy and she always accessorizes with a smile. I just knew she’d make a fabulous Looks on Campus candidate.
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The Virgins Are Back With A New Sound, Same Look
Photo: Sunny Shokrae
It is been 4 years considering that we’ve heard new material from the Virgins, 2008’s coolest band, heirs to the Strokes’ created-in-NYC mantle, style favorites, and swordsmen supreme. 4 years is a presidency. It is a Civil War. A lot can adjust. A band can lose its guitarist, for instance (Wade Oats, famous for snogging Lily Allen, has been replaced by Xan Aird boyish drummer John Eatherly has also been added to the group). But others things can remain the identical: the Virgins are still extremely intent on showing you that they do not give a hoot they nonetheless sound young and brash and extremely NYC.
The band, who will be playing little shows and parties around the city in the coming months, is rehearsing its new album, which they have however to record. “We don’t know exactly how it sounds, but the songs sound…good” said singer Donald Cummings, when we sat down for a handful of minutes before the show. “We wrote most of it in the last month.”
Last Monday, as part of Absolut Vodka’s “Encore” concert series, a crush of fans, sardined into Le Baron, had a likelihood to hear some of this new material, songs like “Island Girl,” “Blue Rose Tattoo,” “Prima Maria,” “Flowers,” and “Fast Times.” The sound was much less dancey than the first record, instead flirting with classic rock and heavy undercurrents of Complete Moon Fever-era Tom Petty. Those who miss seeing the band as a lot as hearing them will be comforted to know that their cheeky style’s nevertheless extremely significantly intact, evident in Cummings’ thrift shop rocker tee, and Eatherly’s “Comme Des Fuck Down” sweatshirt (“I saw A$ ap Rocky wearing it in that video,” he provided, by way of explanation). For Cummings, the style sector is “Kinda sketchy. It’s weird to see so a lot funds and attention going to something that is all about aesthetics, and typically doesn’t go a lot deeper,” he mentioned. “But I like to assistance companies that make their stuff in America, and have good policies for their employers. We’re going to make some merch, and we’re going to try and find a T-shirt firm that does all of that stuff locally.” As if remembering what the industry’s accomplished for his band, he added, “Fashion is cool, but it is also cool to know exactly where your clothes come from, and the practices involved in how they get created.”