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NYC: Last night in the black and white of dusk, sipping rose at Bar Pleiades’ sidewalk cafe, a smoking hot, elder Frenchman came snapping around the corner in a blinding light like a comet, his loud, phantasmagoric red sneakers blaring first… He suddenly commanded all he surveyed, made everyone at the cafe heat up with inner […]
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“All these dreams are yours as well and the only distinction between me and you is that I can articulate them.” Werner Herzog, director Articulating dreams and emotion is the driving task of any artist, (or any creative being) from kids to world leaders to directors of film to interior designers. Can art really save […]
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Wintry mix in #NYC this week…we are finding our own mix + warmth as usual in fluff from flashy awards + fashion shows, and snarky media, to nature and the esoteric. We’ve spotted 9 trends, c’mon follow our series for instant transformation of the deep chill, *from group sleepovers at the home of a dominatrix to astonishing tinder surveys to […]
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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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PARIS 2
02Mar09
January can be beyond dreary in New York City with relentless days of grey. We went to Paris to renew, recycle and find some hot trends. BIGGEST TREND? CYCLE AND RECYCLE! Parisians do eco-friendly, in total style of course, from original recycled clothing couched in a tribal art movement to making a simple bike into a […]
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