Posts Tagged ‘W magazine’
Wave hello to the futurists! Peeking and pecking at new worlds sprouting up this past spring, we happily feather-rubbed with the masses, descending upon all the future-peeping creatives as they unfurled their feathers at showy events. First, cameras and tweets preened on about dresses or lack thereof flaunted on the red carpets of all the […]
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Filed under: ART, FASHION, HOME, INTERIOR DESIGN, NEW YORK, NEW YORK Art, NEW YORK Style, NY STREET SCENES, STYLE, THE TOP 9, TRENDS | Closed
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Since everything is none other than exactly as it is one may as well just break out in laughter. Long Chen Pa All is Still. February. Indian Snow Moon. Valentine’s Day. In our igloo cocoons, our lives may seem like snow globes, we swim in bubbles of crystalized emotions, new-earnestly patterned seeds, or emerge into […]
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Filed under: LIVES, LOVERS, STYLE | 3 Comments
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