theevildead-:

by the air in the branches
nickelsonwooster:

Navy.
androgyns:

 


Givenchy by Alexander McQueen, Fall 1999.

androgyns:

 

Givenchy by Alexander McQueen, Fall 1999.

wehadfacesthen:

Jean-Paul Sartre, 1965, in Nida, Lithuania, photo by Antanas Sutkus 
via predawn

wehadfacesthen:

Jean-Paul Sartre, 1965, in Nida, Lithuania, photo by Antanas Sutkus 

via predawn

wgsn:

Tough buttoned-up #menswear styling in the S/S 2013 issue of @GQ_Deutschland

wgsn:

Tough buttoned-up #menswear styling in the S/S 2013 issue of @GQ_Deutschland

thisisbandofoutsiders:

Band of Outsiders custom dress in Vogue, June Issue.
Styled by Grace Coddington. Shot by Peter Lindbergh.  

thisisbandofoutsiders:

Band of Outsiders custom dress in Vogue, June Issue.

Styled by Grace Coddington. Shot by Peter Lindbergh.  

fuckyeahbrutalism:

Le Bluets Dwellings, Creteil, France, 1959-62
(Paul Bossard)

fuckyeahbrutalism:

Le Bluets Dwellings, Creteil, France, 1959-62

(Paul Bossard)

What I’m basically saying is that having kids is like being stuck in Antarctica.
bbook:

I’m interested in how psychology becomes behavior. Takes Frances. What she accomplishes at the end of the movie, out of context, is relatively minor in that she takes a desk job and she finds an apartment. But in the context of the movie, it’s kind of heroic. And, to some degree, it’s always trying to find the context for these things, these little movements we make in life. Like the end of Greenberg, where he goes and picks her up at the hospital, this sort of little thing for these characters means a lot. I’m always thinking of those things as cinematic and big and I see no reason why they shouldn’t be.
NOAH BAUMBACH

bbook:

I’m interested in how psychology becomes behavior. Takes Frances. What she accomplishes at the end of the movie, out of context, is relatively minor in that she takes a desk job and she finds an apartment. But in the context of the movie, it’s kind of heroic. And, to some degree, it’s always trying to find the context for these things, these little movements we make in life. Like the end of Greenberg, where he goes and picks her up at the hospital, this sort of little thing for these characters means a lot. I’m always thinking of those things as cinematic and big and I see no reason why they shouldn’t be.

NOAH BAUMBACH

millionsmillions:

“Would I have carried myself with the same swagger, or faced adversity with such feminine resolve, without Albertine as my guide?…I was drawn to a striking, remote face—rendered violet on black—on a dust jacket proclaiming its author ‘a female Genet.’” Patti Smith’s favorite little-known book.

millionsmillions:

“Would I have carried myself with the same swagger, or faced adversity with such feminine resolve, without Albertine as my guide?…I was drawn to a striking, remote face—rendered violet on black—on a dust jacket proclaiming its author ‘a female Genet.’” Patti Smith’s favorite little-known book.

bbook:

From Fassbinder to Frankenheimer, Get a Closer Look at the Criterion Collection’s August Releases
milkstudios:

Backstage at Chanel.
From the Chanel Cruise fashion show in Singapore. See lots more of Milk Made’s backstage shots by clicking here.
Photo By: Andrew Miller

milkstudios:

Backstage at Chanel.


From the Chanel Cruise fashion show in Singapore. See lots more of Milk Made’s backstage shots by clicking here.

Photo By: Andrew Miller

fuckyeahdirectors:

Robert Altman on-set of Vincent & Theo (1990)

fuckyeahdirectors:

Robert Altman on-set of Vincent & Theo (1990)

okleave:


reblog and make a wish

this is my second time reblogging and my first wish came true so

okleave:

reblog and make a wish

this is my second time reblogging and my first wish came true so