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Sep 12, 2010
Stylist Natasha Sych
"This dress was the most unexpected thing in the world, but I tore off part of the hem and one sleeve" Topshop sheepskin coat, about 8,000 p. With a 50%discount My last acquisition. I am terribly freezing, so I wear it now with all sorts of tender dresses and boots, as Christopher Bailey bequeathed. I wildly like her color-a deep gray-brown-not as gothic as mine, and combines with the rest of the wardrobe. Zara fur coat made of artificial fur, about 4,000 p. Gorgeous thing.
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Sep 12, 2010
The Non Spring/Summer 2011 Collection
The new British brand of men's clothing The Non presented the spring-summer 2011 collection. Almost surrealistic onion on the background of alien landscapes is called "Alchemia Mysteria."
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Sep 12, 2010
Pro Phenomen: New French choreography about society problems
The French creative company Pro Phenomen began its thoughts on the theme of the Union of Image and Dance with the problem of the consumer society, the media and the same mass culture. Pro Phenomen in its own way intervened in the main question of the last 30 years - where does postmodernism lead?
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Sep 12, 2010
Kapow Wow jewelry - Visual poetry Mia Morikawa
Mia Morikawa, the spokesman of the Kapow Wow brand, jokingly calling himself “a warfare warrior”, began to make her jewelry as a student of graphic design in St.Martins College for himself and her friends. Soon she opened her studio in Lisbon, and her work won the windows of the fashionable boutiques of London. Having settled in amazing and bewitching India, Mia draws its inspiration in an unusual landscape and the very structure of nature.
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Sep 12, 2010
Rooster-Council and other heroes
A very witty video was made by the studio "Cube in Cuba" in response to accusations of too frequent use of a mat. It is funny that the abundance of violence and frank scenes in the series of spectators does not bother at all, but the Russian mat, which is only the most appropriate translation of the Mata of English, on which they speak in the series (it is spoke, and not use from time to time), embarrasses as well as. Below is an attempt to translate everything "literary".