mmm no thanks

I guess MIA is going to have a clothing line . . . and I am not into it. if it's cheap, I might be into buying 1 or 2 of the pieces (I like the purple mini skirt), but . . . no thanks to the rest of it. I like MIA I guess, espcially when galang came out, but I think the shit that she can pull off is going to look fucking uggggly on almost everyone else

no more gingers!

ah, how I used to love jenny lewis. in fact, I would have discussions over who my biggest girl-crush was -- jenny lewis or karen o. (karen o. won, now it's mila kunis)

anyways, I was not into rilo kiley's new album (even though I hate when people say shit like that), and I think jenny lewis developed a wayyy big head from everybody in the world thinking she can do no wrong and telling her how perfect and beautiful and stylish she is. over it.

that is why this is hilarious

that came from this post, where they also showed pics of RK from this weekend

nice panty lines douche bag

no.

I am so fucking sick of the perfect worn-in soft unisex t-shirt that costs $100. like this one -- on refinery29 they were showcasing these perfect worn in tees w/ old french pop icons (serge gainsbourg, etc) in shabby white and 70s grey (heather grey?) that look perfect. IF they were $10 ($15, max)

I was reading this over and was like, yes! I want these for summer. and then I read that Solid Gold Rags were based in LA. and that was fine, and I figured they were overpriced (I was thinking $60 or something). and NO, each shirt is $105. who has that much money to spend on a t-shirt that looks 30 years old? ahhhhhh frustrating.

such bullshit. when debwa opens a store, these shirts will be selling for $10 and I will be wearing them every day.

badass

I <3 this pic. mark ronson is everywhere right now and I'm a bit sick of him (over it!), but I do enjoy his 60s mod style, so ...
plus I think this pic is super badass (minus the fact that it was for a photo shoot)

new banksy -- played out?

I just came across an article that was like "guerilla artist banksy strikes again in islington!" and it talks about how the art is on the outside wall of a pharmacy and the owner's all "this is art, I would never cover it up, I know how much his works go for" and I was like ew.

over it?? not necessarily over banksy's work, but the whole "omg we love you that's so street and cool" reaction to it? isn't that kind of the antithesis to what he was going for?

over it?

posh spice doesn't neccesarily interest me, and I was into marc jacobs 4 yrs ago (okay we get it, you like bows), but I've always like his campaign ads. his newest one is posh spice photographed by jurgen teller, and I'm into the legs coming out of the bag one I think. but I don't know. over it?