http://www.pistachestore.com
Here’s a short video of some Graffiti Caps by Pistache Clothing, some have already been sold, some are for sale on our website & some are coming very soon
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go watch micah’s video.
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men and women’s clothing:
http://www.tresbienshop.net
just men’s clothing, but sweet:
http://www.topman.com
this place, that i like to hang out at:
http://www.youtube.com/dantonn91
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Building a business casual wardrobe for women involves purchasing clothes like knee-length skirts and tasteful sleeveless shirts. Create a business casual wardrobe for a woman with tips from a fashion specialist in this free video on style advice.
Expert: Rachel Youens
Contact: www.austinstylewatch.com
Bio: Rachel Youens operates AustinStyleWatch.com, a street fashion and culture site focused on the cutting-edge looks in Austin, Texas.
Filmmaker: Todd Green
Duration : 0:2:39
The Muse and the Maestro!
Italian composer Ennio Morricone flipped the script on 1960’s film soundtracks. Out went the syrupy strings, in came radical arrangements, instruments, and textures. The otherworldly voice heralding many of these avant arias belonged to Edda Dell’Orso. Ennio worked in many styles to reflect the 400 hundred movies he scored, and his own restless resolve to try new things. Edda could roll with anything he threw her way. His ’spaghetti westerns’ ricocheted with rough chants, surf clang, jews harps, and whistling: Edda soared into eternity on the magnificently operatic “The Ecstasy of Gold” (THE GOOD, THE BAD, & THE UGLY). For thrillers, he blendered abrasive and feverish avant-garde soundscapes; Edda hyperventilated gasps somewhere between and strangulation, at once alluring and disturbing (SHORT NIGHT OF THE GLASS DOLLS). For romantic romps, he served a breezy lounge tail of pop and jazz sensuality; Edda’s seductive and upbeat scatting and tonal scales set the template for Stereolab, Hooverphonic, and Pizzicato 5 to follow. This song, for the 1971 film “THE BURGLERS”, is in that realm. She worked with all the great Italian composers, like Nicolai, Umiliani, and Piccioni as well. Check out more of her steller work here:
http://www.myspace.com/eddadell39orso
http://www.myspace.com/enniomorricone
Rudi Gernreich was the iconoclast of 1960’s fashion. He tore out the binding constrictions that strangled womens’ clothing, and made everything fluid and flowing with the form. He invented the topless bikini, portals in clothes, the use of vinyl and plastic, the concept of unisex, the first designer jean, and the thong. But his best gambit was the unclassifiable Peggy Moffitt. Models before had been fembots parading armor dresses with classic femininity. Peggy upended all of that. She was a performance artist, turning each vogue into an individual character. She evolved into a persona that made her seem from the far future; this was true, because Rudi and she were inventing it as they went. Her kabuki eye makeup, helmut bowlcut, mime shapes, gender-ending manner, mischievous pluck, and intense presence tore up the rulebook on female appearance, behaviour, and attitude. Her bold style had immediate effect on the times from Cher to Spock. Her alien androgeny set the stage for Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust several years later. Her mercurial nature and fierce eyemakeup opened the way for Siousiee Sioux and many a New Wave novitiate in the 80’s. And her boundless physicality and hairstyle anticipated Karen O (Yeah Yeah Yeahs) today. Between them Rudi and Peggy wrote much of the future we live in. (In fact, Peggy designed the typefont that’s used in the video for names; it’s a tribute to Rudi’s red/black motifs.) Learn more about these brilliant pioneers at:
http://www.myspace.com/rudigernreich
http://www.designervintage.com/rudi.html
http://www.amazon.com/Rudi-Gernreich-Book-Rizzoli/dp/084781422X
Check out my Herstory Of Rock at:
http://www.youtube.com/funknroll
(All rights reserved. Fan-made video to promote awareness of the artists.)
Tym Stevens
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A quick little film to promote Ninkybink.com’s handmade clothing featuring pink balloons
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We take you inside the Scifen store in Hollywood to check out their new summer line and get insight into the Hip Hop clothing label.
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Oh yes, it’s Posh! Victoria Beckham sat down with Harriet Mays Powell to talk about her new line — when she says that seeing her designs on a rack next to YSL is “more exciting than having a huge album,” we totally understand. She also introduces us to the “Sucky, Sucky” dress and claims to do the dishes in a gold minidress. See? Posh is fun! VIDEO by Jonah Green
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Congratulations! You have the potential for a killer hourglass figure, if you know how to work it.
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Dark Garden presented a Corset-based short fashion show at midnight of August 15 2009. Featured accessories by Dark Garden resident designer DOLLY MOP. Filmed from the club floor by Gordon Mackenzie (hand held video, Panasonic HDC-SD1PP, ie. at arms length for 9 torturous minutes above my head!)
CREW: Autumn Adamme, fashion designer; Kalico De La Fey, accessories designer; B. Todi, dance/stage director; Gordon Mackenzie, sound design, videographer; Dustin Brett, Mezzanine lighting designer; Diane Worthley & Joanna Bukowska, hair/make-up; Sally Rose, dresser; Devon McGuire, stage hand.
MODEL/DANCERS: Anyssa Jordan, Cindy Lu, Kailei Ritcheson, Maggie Powers, Miss de Mina, Paul Wheeler, Rasilind Berks, Rob James, Robin Spohr, The Flying Fox, Tony Grat, Vienna La Rouge, Zoie.
Steve Indig and DJ Skip, New Wave City producers
www.DarkGarden.com
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NBC’s Today Show previews fashions Ed Hardy designer Christian Audigier worked on with Michael Jackson for new fashion line.
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