Adage.com says, "The 20-episode Dorm-Life was created, written and directed by a mix of seven current and former college students. The 20-episode mockumentary was created, written and directed by a mix of seven current and former college students, and follows 10 collegians thrown together to live on the same dormitory floor. Mr. Law calls "Dorm-Life" "a platform for organic, not-as-obvious placement" that targets young consumers "wherever they get their media."
Thursday, January 31, 2008
I should have been on this show
Adage.com says, "The 20-episode Dorm-Life was created, written and directed by a mix of seven current and former college students. The 20-episode mockumentary was created, written and directed by a mix of seven current and former college students, and follows 10 collegians thrown together to live on the same dormitory floor. Mr. Law calls "Dorm-Life" "a platform for organic, not-as-obvious placement" that targets young consumers "wherever they get their media."
Is your leg restless? OH NO!
restless leg syndrome.
Increased gambling...whaaaaaa
Glo Ho's Are Everywhere
Me Likey
I am totally on a glowing kick this afternoon. I am obsessed. More obsessed than that Japanese guy rockin the glasses, scarf and bright ass shirt with tight jeans in my previous posts. Look at these dudes; they are ballin. Completely ballin. They don't even need gang chains, they got bright ass colored shirts. Throw the bling bling blang away bust out your bright wear.
Format Magazine says, "RockersNYC is the hot new streetwear line to hit the market. This may sound like a redundant term around these parts, but fresh color palettes and screamingly loud punk designs, give RockersNYC that undeniably staying power."
picture credit - www.formatmag.com
Kanye West Likes Glowy Shit
picture credit - www.kanyeuniversecity.com/blog/
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
NY Times says, "“It is supposed to touch our clientele and viewers in ways that perhaps other media will not touch,” said Pietro Beccari, Louis Vuitton’s head of marketing. “This is a way to say Louis Vuitton is different. It is something éphémère, but also something that stays.”
Monday, January 28, 2008
Scarf Obsesstion number 3785893457
Sunday, January 27, 2008
ATTACK OF THE CHICKEN CUTLETS
Victoriaaaa
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Amazing, Simply Amazing
I Found God in Spring 2008 fashion
Versace
Roberto Cavalli
Etro
Celine
Valentino's 100 Person Dinner
Valentino held a 100-person farewell dinner at his Chateau de Wideville. The event was an ultra exclusive affair. He invited me, but I turned down the invite because my Sharpies finally came in the mail, and I could not pass up a night of drawing all over my drunken friends.
Personalized Sharpies
When I read that Sharpies are letting you customize your own sharpies, I almost passed out. I use Sharpies for everything - drawing, doodling, autographing and coloring on my drunken passed out friends. I think this is the greatest thing that has come out, other than Cloverfield, I mean come on, that movie was just so realistic and had the best plot line ever. I bet the writer even used Sharpies to write the script. Sharpie jumped on the Nike train bandwagon and is yet, another company that is letting the consumer do whatever the hell they want with their product. A 6-pack costs $12 and a 12 pack is $22.
You can design your markers with different fonts and even use symbols, like skull and cross bones. I love it. Yea, and you can make hearts and butterflies too.
Please do not use any obscenities or offensive phrases. Be bold, but don't offend!
No celebrity names, please! Unless of course it's YOUR name!
No professional sports team names - we know you love them, but we want to respect their trademarks too!
No names of major events or landmarks.
No product names, trademarked names, copyrighted names or business names! If you need more information on how to get your business' name on a Personalized Sharpie® Permanent Marker, visit www.sanfordb2b.com.
No school/college/university names! Use your imagination to find other ways to show your school spirit!
That didn't turn me away...haha I think it's hilarious, although they may turn down my Nicole Richie personalized pens.
photo credit www.design-your-life.org
Friday, January 25, 2008
puma and ferrari partner
Puma also features, like Nike, a 'create your own' Puma shoe called, Mongolian Barbecue. The company calls it "cook up your own shoe." The catch is they only offer a selected shoe to design, and that my friends is the RS-11 running shoe.
picture credit www.puma.com
Music: Rogue Wave
picture credit www.roguewavemusic.com
i <3 leg warmers
this is me in London in November 2007. Leg warmers are just making their debut in the states now. Everyone is loving them. I love them. I got these for $2 at H&M. You can find amazing deals and then you can get couture ones. I mean who didn't love the 80's? I feel like it has to be a part of me, just like teased mullets.
lindsay colbus collection
http://www.lindsaycolbus.com/home.htm
picture credit www.http://www.lindsaycolbus.com/home.htm
charles by charles david
http://www.charlesdavid.com/?pageid=products&collections_id=2&catid=4&products_id=488&pageIndex=
picture credit www.charlesdavid.com
maki maki no good
On Jan 24, 2008, The New York Times posted this, "The international conservation group Oceana has issued a report that found levels of mercury in fresh tuna in stores and restaurants across the United States that were as high as those reported yesterday in a New York Times article on tuna sushi sold in Manhattan."
So what is the deal with mercury? Well if you're pregnant stop eating it. It can cause serious harm to your little fetus. Too much mercury can affect the neurological development of your fetus, states The New York Times.
The New York Times states, "Oceana tested samples of fresh tuna, swordfish and tilapia, as well as tuna and mackerel sushi bought in 26 cities and found that the average mercury concentration of tuna steaks in 23 grocery stores was 0.68 parts per million, even higher than the 0.57 parts per million that was the average for tuna sushi that The Times bought in stores. Swordfish levels were even higher; tilapia and mackerel were very low."
Eeekkkk, so I guess my plan is to limit my sushi intake to like ummmm twice a day. I'm learning to ween myself away, but I can't. ITS SO GOOOOOOOOOD! MOREE TUNA MAKIIII.
http://dinersjournal.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/01/24/national-study-finds-high-levels-of-mercury-in-tuna/?hp
picture credit www.istockphoto.com
Thursday, January 24, 2008
good mornin homey
picture - fouphlex approved
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Fouphlex artwork!
My boyfriend made this for me today instead of doing something more productive. I don't know, initial reaction, I didn't like it, but then he explained I'm hott like a Ferrari and it grew on me quick! What do you think? The more I look at it the more I think it would be hott on a black tanktop...would you APPROVE?
bright, bold and ridic
pink ipod yeyy
Yep, you guessed it. Obviously they were going to come out with the pink ipod nano. They have every basic color, but I think Apple was waiting and giving it a little more time to come out with the new color. Now, for all the ladies out there, match accordingly, and if you were previously pissed that they did not have pink and you bought another color, especially since Christmas passed, its only $199 so you could just buy another and give your current one to, yah know, like charity? Now I can match my pink ipod to my pink thong to my pink bag to my pink bra to my pink pens to my pink bed sheets to my pink shirt, to my boyfriends pink shirt.....crazyyyyyyyy.
Oh, and if you buy ipods online, you can engrave the back of them for FREE. Whoa, such a deal.
picture credit www.apple.com
Monday, January 21, 2008
elle magazine's e. jean carroll
There is also an option on Facebook called the Fukbook....check it outttt
This is my picture on the Campus Columnists Sex website. Find me. Read me. Gracias.
http://www.askejean.com/campuscolumnists/index.php
baby bump in style
Here is a rich girl who knows style - even when shes bloated and pregnant. I cannot stress enough that if you are pregnant and you feel like crap, get depressed, feel ugly, there is one solution, and no, it's not to take anti-depressants and sit and watch sappy movies - dress in style! Anyone at anytime who dresses in style and feels good is bound to not be depressed. Look at stick-thin Nicole Richie. She knows how to rock it while she's pregnant. Pregnancy is a time of joy and happiness and bringing another life into the world, so why be miz during it? Ugh, just put some cute clothes on and throw a scarf over your head or something. If you feel miz, you'll look miz, so spice up your life and enjoy the birthing of your prized possession...looking good will help.
Sunday, January 20, 2008
ugly dolls
i'm obsessed. I discovered these stuffed creatures in London on Carnaby St. No, they are not Cloverfields relatives, but close enough.
picture credit www.blueluxe.com
18-0
johnny cupcakes
Okay ready...this dude Johnny Cupcakes started his biz out of the trunk of his 89' Toyota. Now he's rollin in cash with his urbanistic t-shirts. The catch here is his actual website and store. He only has like 2 stores so far, and one of them is in Boston on Newbury St. I popped in and fell in love with the design. This guy is one creative kid. He uses his name 'johnny cupcakes' and set the whole store to be themed like a bakery. When you go to look at his shirts, they are in cookie containers and pastry containers. If you take all the clothes out of the store and walk in, it would look like bakers were about to move in. Nice touch. His biz is themed toward food and cupcakes and his shirt size chart is in the form of nutrition facts. Not only does he make shirts, he does hand bags and accessories. Apparently Billabong stole one of his shirt ideas that he created in 2005 (shown above with teeth) and they just created it in their 2007/2008 collection. Hmmm . Johnny Cupcakes says, "Make cupcakes not war." Shirts price from $38-$44 buck range.
jasmine sola
http://www.jasminesola.com/
picture credit www.yelp.com
cloverfield
Love it or hate it?
picture credit www.nymag.com