Sunday, February 22, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Lady GaGa is aware she looks like a drag queen.
“I look at photos of myself, and I look like such a tranny! It’s amazing! I look like Grace Jones, androgynous, robo, future fashion queen. It’s not what is sexy. It’s graphic, and it’s art.”
Sorry, Lady G, but just because your music is prominent mostly in the homo community does not mean you can suddenly just become one of us. There are classes you need to take and social constructivist theories you apparently need to subscribe to. (The adam's apple is coming alone quite nicely, though).
In other news, she has a lookbook. Amy and I decided it might actually be her because the photos don't seem to have any specific focus (for something like an editorial) and are not really anything that special.
Sorry, Lady G, but just because your music is prominent mostly in the homo community does not mean you can suddenly just become one of us. There are classes you need to take and social constructivist theories you apparently need to subscribe to. (The adam's apple is coming alone quite nicely, though).
In other news, she has a lookbook. Amy and I decided it might actually be her because the photos don't seem to have any specific focus (for something like an editorial) and are not really anything that special.
Flawless
Friday, February 13, 2009
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Work That Silver Magic
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Saturday, January 31, 2009
When We Talk About Harems
So, I know. Lookbook is mostly just junk from Urban Outfitters taken directly from the mannequins, but I frequent it to remind myself of things I need, like a coat with a giant feather or those grey acid wash jeans that Kara hates. I clipped my favorite few of the last couple of weeks and posted them here for you.
Friday, January 30, 2009
Note to Self:
When it's cold out, try not to wear fake leather because it freezes absolutely stiff. I look like a robot getting onto the 3A headed home.
This evening's agenda:
Most likely, we'll don some not-so-PETA-friendly fur (Kara) and leather-daddy motorcycle gloves (John) and hit the Turf Club in St. Paul to see Ice Palace perform. Kara will get a Bud Light and I'll get a Tom Collins and Kara will get a whiskey seven and I'll get a tequila sunrise and we'll both get long islands. Lather, rinse, repeat as needed.
http://www.myspace.com/icepalaceband
This evening's agenda:
Most likely, we'll don some not-so-PETA-friendly fur (Kara) and leather-daddy motorcycle gloves (John) and hit the Turf Club in St. Paul to see Ice Palace perform. Kara will get a Bud Light and I'll get a Tom Collins and Kara will get a whiskey seven and I'll get a tequila sunrise and we'll both get long islands. Lather, rinse, repeat as needed.
http://www.myspace.com/icepalaceband
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Sushi Bar
Pre-barhopping this Saturday night, Kara posting as John since I never log him out. I just wanted to share a story about the jacket I'm wearing in the video, which might not be totally visible behind my mass of hair.
See, I have a class on Lyndale Ave. on Thursdays at the Jungle Theatre, and it happens to be right across the street from one of my favorite MPLS thrift/vintage stores, Tatters. So of course I go in, having given myself plenty of time to map out the bus schedule and that ilk, and what do I find but this jacket, the jacket of my dreams. Seriously, I've been looking for this jacket for three months or so, and in no way is that exaggeration.
I think it's from the 1940s or 1950s; it's black crepe silk, with a gold detailing on the lapels in a design reminiscent of what I like to call Sgt. Pepper jackets. Perfection, and it fit. Flawless. It was $45, but I figured that's a small price to pay for the jacket of my dreams and lust.
The owner of Tatters told me he's kept the jacket at his house for about ten years after buying it, simply because he didn't want to let it go. He called it his Cinderella jacket, because it was so magical, and told me he was so happy it was going home with me, since I clearly loved it to the point of obsession. I'm going to pair it with teeny miniskirts and gold chains come spring (and a tan), and with lots of black for the rest of this winter.
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Thursday, January 22, 2009
Things
Things we're endorsing:
Raspberry Beret and Kama Sutra Mama from Chino Latino
Wearing cardigans every day
Wayne Newton and Gilbert O'Sullivan
"She's So Cold" - Golden Republic
Raspberry Beret and Kama Sutra Mama from Chino Latino
Wearing cardigans every day
Wayne Newton and Gilbert O'Sullivan
"She's So Cold" - Golden Republic
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Foucaultianism
How do we feel about Foucault? Not positively. John is taking a CSCL course here at the University of Minnesota, and so of course, Foucault comes up. And me, well, I'm just drinking red, red wine.
Monday, January 19, 2009
Look! Another post!
We're smokin' today. This is Kara, posting as John. In this episode we make quesadillas and talk to my baby brother, the oh-so-popular DYLAN.
Coming soon. . .
We know we've been slacking on the posting, but we PROMISE you, if we don't get bored and start painting the wall of the living room (which we might do), there will be a video tonight!
Reasons Our Lives are Chaotic
-Impromptu trips to Sonic with Cathouse (John got some M&M thing, I got a chocolate banana malt which was a little too sandy?)
-Jack's car
-Barhopping in Dinkytown, which resulted in one party member being kicked out of the Library bar and another puking her guts out in our bathroom
-Baby brother Dylan moving to MPLS, Mama and Papa Nesvig holin' up at the Cathouse
-Editing sessions at the Daily
-Me working at the Star Tribune, John job-hunting frantically
-Adopting a futon
-John crashing on the couch at our frenemies' apartment
-Hookah & 40s night with Amy and Brett (Video available on Amy's blog, Flash Revolutions)
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