(Preen Line/Zara/See By Chloe)

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I can’t believe I haven’t watched this yet. Just happened to find these film stills yesterday and thought I’d post them. The costumes are amazing and so are the sets. I am a sucker for the roaring 20s so I can’t help myself. The flapper girls, the hair styles, the music and all that craziness that seemed to have ruled over that decade!  Also: Can anyone find me a ‘cat hat’ like the one in the first screen cap. I need that in my life!

Fonts

Fontsquirrel – A website that offers a range of free fonts that can also be used for commercial projects. Unlike abstractfonts.com and dafont.com these are safe to used whether working on private or commercial blogs.

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Materials

The Monkey Box offers a good range of patterns, textures and brushes that can be used for your projects.

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Shizoo – Similar to the monkey box you’ll find backgrounds, patters, textures and other goodies that are helpful for customizing your blog.

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Fashion Resources

Noir Façade – A neat website catering to all your fashion magazine needs. Properly scanned with all credits and sources available. Love this place. You can browse the the website according to magazines, models or photographers which makes browsing very easy.

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Looking for old campaigns? The ones on The Style Registry go back to the 1960s. For all those wanting to explore the memory lane of fashion advertising, go there! Similar to Noir Façade the browsing is very easy.

“I have a message for Germany. That you are all going to die. And I want you to look deep into the face of the Jew that is going to do it!”

Click through to get to the original source. Email me if you want anything taken down.

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All our lives she’s called us, lured us into this supposedly perfect world. We sewed her clothes, cooked her food and built her a house. We bathed her, did hid her hair and gave her a voice. Soon enough we stuffed her away in order to finally grow up. This magical being we strived to be, although we knew we never could. Here she is calling again.

Buela
Photographed by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott
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To be honest I love these D&G campaigns much more than the ones shot by Mario Testino or Steven Klein. Maybe it’s the natural feeling or the down-to-earth-ness. (via, via)

I think I can let the garments speak for themselves. These futuristic, yet right on spot outfits will never get old for me. Alexander McQueen Spring 2010 (via)

Wonderful photos by Freunde von Freunden. Click through to get to the original source!

We Are The World/ Vogue US September 2010/ Steven Meisel
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