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Jules of Nature

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Not today Justin
Stranger Things
occasionally subtle

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if i look back, i am lost
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Inspirational words from George Costanza.
WORKS I WISH I HAD DONE
SERIES 5
HATS
Look how happy they make people!!!!:)))
☆*✲゚*。(((´♡‿♡`+)))。*゚✲*☆
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SISTINE CHAPEL
Because imagine having this on your fucking CV.

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Bullshit Man
Cause.. like.....just watch the video again.
WORKS I WISH I HAD DONE
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Bicycle Thieves
Bicycle Thieves (Ladri di Biciclette, 1948) is an Italian Neorealist film directed by Vittoria De Sica that I feel not only is the high point of that particular genre but still stands the test of time as among the greatest films ever made.
It's as simple but powerful as movies get. A man, Antonio, gets a job as a bill sticker on the condition that he has a bike. On his first day of work, his bike is stolen and he spends the entire day combing the city with his young son Bruno searching for it.
The basic idea of neorealism, was rather than going to the studio and conjuring up fantasy stories for escapist entertainment, to instead bring the filmmaking out onto the streets and capture the “real” world.
Bicycle Thieves is just that, it’s about ordinary people in ordinary situations and shot almost entirely on location using non actors who were drawn from the working-class enviroment covered in the film.
Cesare Zavattini, who co-wrote Bicycle Thieves, articulated this idea in an essay, where he argued that whereas Hollywood first construct a narrative and then try to give it a convincing window-dressing, what we shoud do first is find the narratives naturally in existing in real life. The idea is that when we start with the real, we then naturally incorporate all the contextual circumstances that characterize it.
Of course there was more to Italian Neorealism than attempts to capture “reality”. A big part of it was motivated and driven by important sociopolitical issues as well, and Bicycle Thieves is clearly a product of its times, with unemployment, poverty and critiscism of post-war Italy, very much in the foreground.
One can look at the film as a sociopolitical message or, as I see, a simple story that touches on very human truths and evokes a very real enviroment, told quite movingly and vividly.
And the great thing about this film is that it works on both those dimensions and the overlapping and is exactly what I feel often characterizes great literature and art.
De Sica is emphasising on the absurdity and fatalism of daily life, as we see a father’s hope and proud determination to keep his household afloat while keeping a sense of dignity, and a son’s crisis of faith in his hero, all the while everyone, the rich, poor, pious alike leave the father and son to their own fate, as all of them are fully aware that everyone’s first duty is to themselves in dire circumstances.
This was exactly what struck me the most and drew me in to the film when I first saw it several years ago, before I could probably really appreciate it, but I understood the truth it was telling, it resonated with me and turned my gaze sympathetically in the right direction so that I could see a wide scope of what the world is, the very basic nature of people and a reality I had never encountered in film before then.
Bicycle Thieves perfectly crystalizes a specific point in time yet stays so effortlessly relevant and significant still.
What I only wish to achieve in my lifetime..
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SAINT LAURENT PARIS
I’ve always been hesitant towards change, one to enjoy familiarities and often, having some sort of a constant.
That’s why I highly admire Hedi Slimane and what he’s done to radically re-invent a legendary fashion house, like Yves Saint Laurent, to what is now known simply as SAINT LAURENT (PARIS).
He made a change. A big one.
He has so boldly rebranded and and reengineered it’s entire visual identity, without fear or hesitation.
He’s not only polarized the brand as a whole (he designs everything, from the stationary to the in store interiors) but the fashion industry as well, this drastic change caused quite the strong reaction within the fashion industry, both good and bad.
Which is exactly what you want when you aspire to create change, and that is exactly what I want to do.
He has divided the fashion world by taking such a radical approach to his Saint Laurent and it’s only when you incites strong emotions of ‘love’ or ‘hate’ that one truly creates dedication and loyality.
Like Yves Saint Laurent revolutionized the way women dressed in the 60’s through the 80’s, Hedi has injected the brand and his collections with such modernity and sense of currentness, that I feel hasn’t existed in the brand since perhaps YSL himself left the helm.
Most importantly, he’s creating clothes that are exceptionally wearable, aesthetically pleasing and actually saleable. making SLP ready-to-wear, incredibly successful in the last three years that he’s been creative director there.
He has created a movement rather than a trend and introduced the brand to me, to a completely new demographic, a younger crowd that never gave it a thought.
All of this requires a person with a strong will. passion, ambition and most importantly a vision.
These are all qualities I wish to bring to my life and work.
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Washington D.C 06/14

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crush.