Archive for the ‘TRENDS’ Category
In the beginning there was Light. For heaven’s sake, what are you going to do Next? Now? I know, such a loaded question. Would that it was on repeat, and our answer a brilliant birth of light in every Now moment. Here’s my simple ART/LIFE/LOVE theory: Deep Space is infinite black and our lives lust […]
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Tags: 2014, 2015, Alexander McQueen, Apple, Balthus, Ban Ki-Moon, bone broth, Carter Kustera, chakras, Concita Wurst, Damien Hirst, Danielle laPorte, David Ives, Desolenator, Diana Corvelle, Dr. Pedre, Dr. Vincent Pedre, dwarf wheat, Emmanuelle Seigner, Eric Garner, FKA twigs, Gary Zukav, Georgia O'Keefe, girl power, Google, gut biome, Happy Gut, Harper Collins, Heidi Elbers, iGod, in the beginning there was light, Irene Albright, Island Weiss, Jeff Koons, John Schaeffer, JR, Kanye, Kanye West, Kim Kardashian, Kimye, Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, Madame Blavatsky, Madonna, Maria Marlowe, mathias kessler, Mathieu Amalric, Mineheart, MOMA, Narcissus, nick ervinck, paleo, Patricia O'Driscoll, Peter Max, pivot, Progressive Insurance, pryor callaway, Real Goods, Riccardo Tisci, Robert Gober, Roman Polanski, Selfies, skull, smoothies, solar power, Solar Star, Stefano Tonchi, The Desire Map, The Hatchery, The Street, The Velvet Underground, Tracing the Nine Stars, Trends, Venus in Fur, Viktoras Kulvinskas, Vohn Gallery, Warren Buffet, Yao Huang
“People have laughed at me over the years, but the same people are now hanging pictures from sashes and bows, and using chintzes like there’s no tomorrow.” Mario Buatta, Interior Designer, circa 1980’s “All this digital is driving me crazy more into my sensual selfie!” Jade Dressler, circa launching and laughing into 2014 I hear you […]
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Filed under: ART, FASHION, FLOWERS, HOME, NEW YORK, STYLE, TRENDS | Closed
Tags: 1stdibs, 2014, Adam Farmerie, Alexa Hampton, Andrea Doria, Andreas von Scheele, AromaM, AvroKO, Ben Barenholtz, Betsey Ruprecht, blue celestite, Bobae Moon, Brian Guze, Brock Forslom, Campion Platt, Cocteau, Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin, Ct., Daphne Guiness, Daum, David Rogue, diana vreeland, Die Antwoord, Dior, Dr. Pedre, Drew McGurkin, Eat, Edward S. Curtis, Elizabeth Gilbert, Ellie Cullman, Geoffrey Bradfield, Gramercy Tavern, Guillaume Gentet, Harry Cunningham, Heather Payne, Holiday House, Igneri, Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, Ingrao, Iris Dankner, Ivanka Trump, jade dressler, Jason Campbell, Jean Shafiroff, Jim Druckman, Kathy Freston, Kent, La Belle et Le Bete, Lady Gaga, Liz Fye, Love, Lucky Chouette, Mahir, Maria McElroy, Mario Buatta, Mark Shaw, Mary J. Blige, Michael Anthony, Michael Souter, Michele Harper, Mona Lisa, New York School of Interior Design, nick ervinck, Nicole Noonan, NY Design Center, Patrick Hamilton, Plaza Flowers, Pray, Rafael Feldman, Randy Kemper, Randy Schatz, Rebecca Blumhagen, resolutions, Rihanna, Robert Christensen, Roger Ballen, Ruth Lynford, Saks Fifth Avenue, Sandy Madera, Scott & Bowne, SD26, Shelley Lewis, Simone Levinson, Sleep | Studio, Starbucks, Stephanie Micci, Susan Grant, Susie Bubble, Thom Filicia, Tony May, Victor de Souza, Wendi Murdoch, Wendy Goodman, yeti
A September Situation.
September. New York City. 2013. Life is just like this now. Grand Pagentry inside and out. Updates coming soon. In the meanwhile, please see two new pages of my latest styling work: STYLE: PEOPLE (before and AFTERS!) and STYLE: THINGS. See you soon! I promise! and…many thanks for following, supporting, cheering me on and the […]
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ideas in the air
merkabah Merkabah means chariot. Any wheeled, winged thing like a car, throne, spinning geometric temple or basic-bio human body, it’s what takes us place to place. That little ringed thingy image above is a mystical merkabah fresco found in the St. John the Baptist Church in Macedonia. Anything can be a merkabah. In particular this month, […]
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Filed under: NEW GREEN, NY GREEN, SCENTS, TRENDS, WOMEN | 8 Comments
Tags: absinthe, Alan Hofmanis, Alternate Perspectives, Andreas von Scheele, Ardent Creative, Ben Barenholz, Breath of Life, BrokenOpenMedia, Brooklyn Grange, Chanel No. 5, Citinature, Clarimonde Project, coco chanel, Coeur d'Esprit perfumes, Dijin, Dr. Marlen Harrison, Dr. Renee Clauselle, Edelman community garden, Ernst Beaux, Esscentual Alchemy, Evie Evangelou, Fashion 4 Development, Fern Mallis, Fiona Fraser, first breath, Florence and The Machine, Forbes, Franca Sozzani, Fraser Balgowan, Girls, Gleneagles Resort, Green Provocateur, Hesta Prynn, Hilary Stabb, Honey perfume, Hotel Earth, Imperfect Bliss, Indie Perfumes, indieperfumes, jade dressler, Janine Francolini, Joey Falsetta, Karen Giberson, Katarina Wong, Katie Orenstein, Kerry Washington, Kim Jackson, Kingdom B, Kristen Farrell, Kristen Paladino, Laurie Kahle, Laurie Stern, Legend photography, Lena Dunham, Linus bikes, Liz Lemon, Lucy Raubertas, Marlo Thomas, Mary Tyler Moore, Melissa Harris-Perry, merkabah, Michael Storer, Monica Halpert, Monica Miller, Moon Valley perfume, Naked Leaf Perfumes, Natalie Rodic-Marsan, Neil Morris Fragrances, NYC bike share, NYC rental bikes, Octagon NYC, ONE perfume, ozone notes, Peggy in Mad Men, Primordial Scents 2012, Purrfumes, rachel maddow, Randy Slavin Scott, Renata Lopes-Merriam, Roosevelt Island, Sam Bennett, Samuel Aaron Bennett, Scandal, Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra, Slow Luxury, Snow White and the Huntsman, spin farming, Spirit of AIR, Streetwise Pictures, Susan Fales-Hill, Textiles Scotland, The Flawless Foundation, The Perfume Critic, The Posh Peasant, Tina Fey, United Nations, urban biking, urban farming, wormwood
Open Up Now. This won’t hurt a bit. More voices than any time on this planet’s history are chattering away 24, 7. Listening 99% of the time or listening to the 99% is seemingly impossible. And yet…we all have at least a 1% “feeling” of the import of all this chatter, this Possibility Inherent in […]
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Tags: 1%, 15 minutes of Fame, 2012, 2054, 2D, 3D, 4D, 99%, 99% Art In the Public Realm: A Tool for Social Change, Andy Warhol, anna wintour, art off the cave walls, Ashes and Snow, AUM, Bad Girls, Baz Luhrmann, Before They Were Famous, Berger’s "Ways of Seeing, Born Into Brothels, Botany of Desire, Bruce Sterling, Burning Man, Carl Sagan, Carla Gannis, Carmelo Anthony, Clive Head, Cologne Cathedral, Conde Nast, Conspiracy Keanu Reeves, crop circles, diana vreeland, DJ Spooky, Elsa Schiaparelli, Flatland, Fondazione Prada, Food of the gods, Frieze art fair, Frieze NY, Frieze NYC, Gerhardt Richter, Grace Jones, Greg Borenstein, Hotel Earth, Ian Bogost, Impossible Conversations, jade dressler, James Bridle, Jonathan Porcelli, Joseph Conrad, JR, Keith Haring, Kingdom B, Kiwi Arts, Lina Srivastava, Lucy Raubertas, Madeline Ashley, May 6, Metropolis magazine, Metropolitan Museums Costume Institute, Michael Pollan, Miuccia Prada, morphic resonance, New Aesthetics, Nicolas Coblence, No Church in The Wild, Object-Oriented Ontology, OM, OOO, Princess Leia, REAL, Renata Lopes-Merriam, Robert Indiana, Romain Gavras, Rupert Sheldrake, Schiaparelli tear dress, Serena Saitas, Shift Adrift, shocking pink, Sleep No More, Spencer Tunick, Terence McKenna, Terra Nova: Sinfonia Antartica, The Clarimonde Project, The New Aesthetic Needs to Get Weirder.", Theaster Gates, Thou Art That, Tupak Shakur, Turiya, Vik Muniz’s "Wasteland, vogue magazine, Whitney Biennial 2009, Why Don't You, William John Kennedy
