Immortality: Depicted

Blackmarket: Manifesto

Pictures: Courtesy of Daud Gultom

The Guitar Hero of All Time

You never cease to amaze me, Mayer. Never.

Thou Who Trespasses Shall Burn in the Sea of Flame

Don't you dare messing with me cause I'll mess you even worse until you wish you were never born, dear fuckers.
And I am done crying over shits from you fuckers. Now, it's time for you idiots to taste my wrath and shed in tears of blood.

PS: I may look helpless and weak, but once you mess with me, I'll be the total opposite. So, be-fuckin-ware.

Sincerely,
Your Worst Nightmare

Meet Coco Allen

Lily Allen x Chanel Coco Cocoon

Ferociously Influential

Rodarte S/S 2010 RTW

As Sarah Mower said about Rodarte's latest collection, "It's an imaginary world that's ferocious rather than precious, not to mention ferociously influential", this collection is by far the most visually stunning collection ever made by Rodarte and the most creative show I've ever seen from this year's fashion week. The Mulleavy sisters surely know how to bring about audience's attention and how to establish the thing called 'brand awareness'. They put up one hype show by using that so-called poison ivy smoke and tatooed their prototypes (read: models) with such tribal-ish thoughts. Well, I don't know much about tatoo nor tribal, yet, those tatoos remind me of the ancient tribe of Aztec and Mayan, and therefore I think they've succeeded on indoctrinating people (or at least me) with the uber tribal tatoos. The garments themselves sucessfully interpreted the 4 words that the Mulleavy sisters trying to capture, which were primitivism, futurism, scarred, and beautiful. Again, I don't know much about the technical in fashion, but still, the silhouettes and the choices of fabrics were impeccable and genius. Everything went perfect together and I couldn't ask for more. Moving on, the styling was again, ferociously influential. The tatoos were captivating, the make-up was palely gorgeous, and the shoes were just simply astonishing. The idea of collaborating with Nicholas Kirkwood was one hell of a thought and thank God it went superbly well.
I salute and praise Rodarte and Kirkwood for their remarkable collaboration. May the God of fashion bless them abundantly and enjoy the video below.

The Real Devil Wears Real Prada

"The September Issue"
I am going to watch this, no matter what.

She's in Fashion

Lily Allen x ELLE UK Oct '09

So, yea, yesterday, I was really bored at home and my brain refused to work accordingly, hence, I didn't even bother all of those shitty assignments and decided to go to town to grab some dinner (Far East Chicken Rice, to be exact). Done with the chicken rice, my distorted brain told me to go to Kinokuniya, so then, I made a move there. The books in Kinokuniya were all irresistible, but I had my eye on this book called "Modern Menswear". It consists of all menswear designers from Dries Van Noten to Henrik Vibskov (which are my favourite virtuosos), yet I couldn't afford to buy it since I'm freakishly broke. Moving on, I went to the magazine section and I saw this exquisite looking lady on the magazine cover, and it turned out to be my version of music Goddess, Miss Lily Allen on Elle UK October 2009. I briskly grabbed the magazine and immediately flipped through the fashion spread, and for the love of God, she looked indubitably gorgeous and stylistically hip! My unconscious mind started to rambling whether I should buy this Elle or not (since I'm drop dead broke). I ended up buying the magazine simply because I love how Allen looked there plus it's Lily Allen for heaven's sake, I better buy it or else!
Well, I know that some of you (or maybe all) think "So what, huh? What is the relevance between this fashion spread your craze for Allen?". I must say, there is no relevance. I'm just being random and God knows this is my godforsaken page, so screw you if you think that way. Enough said, time to achieve my so-called fashion orgasm, toodle-oo!