Posts Tagged ‘Helmut Newton’
Puddle-jumping here. With a full soak of rain this Spring in NYC, Paris and Milan…and some testing emotional astrology… we find ourselves leaping into Summer over puddles of moods and feelings, from curbs onto crosswalks as the lights change to green. My collage above was inspired by the chicest woman ever. Stopped in the blue […]
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Filed under: ART, COMMUNE, CREATE, DESIRE, DESTINY, DREAM, EARTH, EAT, FABRIC, HEART, HOME, ILLUSTRATION, INTERIOR DESIGN, MILAN, NEW GREEN, NEW YORK, RE-ELATE, STYLE, THE TOP 9, TRENDS, WISDOM, WOMEN | Closed
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Dusk to Dusk NYC
NYC LOVE notes: 5pm: Black silk mini, bare legs with cowboy boots + trench leaguing it to the bistro bar, where 6pm dusk a solo biz man is relishing a full tiered plate of 10 oysters, while Barry White moans through the open bistro sidewalk doors 7pm We are drunk ( in the name of […]
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Filed under: NEW YORK | Closed
Tags: Aishti magazine, Artisanal Bistro, Barry White, black silk dress, Helmut Newton, Housing Works Thrift Shop, jade dressler, Maria Kordova, Oysters, Robert Landon
…the spicy and sugary scent, filled with lives and steeped in ideas yet unknown, reached around the world to pull me instantly into a Stendhal syndrome, as I sat bathed in the blue glow of my Mac, midday, middle of Manhattan. Filling slowly my nose and reaching deep into me, it soothed and surprised me […]
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Filed under: ARCHITECTURE, ART, ITALY | 2 Comments
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