It's Khaki, Bitch

Shirt - H&M
Belt - Vintage
Scarf - River Island
Crop - Topshop

I love the semi-sheerness of this shirt, I also have it in white and blue, it's so damn versitile. Other than that, life is good. I have a new study thanks to the leaving of the brother, I also have Derren Brown's new book and I'm off to Malta tomorrow to scuba dive for two weeks. Here is a song that I found here, and I can't find any of their other music (i.e. tip me off if you do); the harmonies are so beautiful.
Heathers - Waiter

All that is gold does not glitter,
Not all those who wander are lost;
The old that is strong does not wither,
Deep roots are not reached by the frost.

Stretch And Never Quite Reach

I love this photography to an incomprehensible degree

all by ƒenk

Meet My Mother

Susan Wreakes, the ex-knitwear designer, decided to show me her old portfolio today after months of bugging. *blow away* She says she's not a good illustrator but some of these made me swoon; and the sample knits were just delectable. As you can hopefully tell, these are from the 80's (or what I like to refer to as the era of shoulders). I would've liked to show more but I thought these slide pics would be the easiest because I could just scan them but seriously I am inspired to extreme degrees, get me to art college - NOW!
Phoenix - Lisztomania

I'll Forgive And Forget

Ali Michael + Lula + The xx

Calling Us Back To The Black

Sorry, I cannot hear you, I'm kinda busy.










I had a photo shoot yesterday with my beautiful Anna in an abandoned shed full of old dolls, trunks and hardware. We had some awesome clothes to work with, courtesy of To The Black, a British design company which specialises in printing t-shirts, sweatshirts, bags, and recently leather jackets. I love their subtle manipulations of cult symbols; as for their style, it's difficult to describe it as anything other than aloofly cool. This is what all the fashionable indie kids should be wearing. To see a couple of hair-containing photos, click here.
Sia - Bring The Night