An editorial for french magazine Mixte, photographed by Jan Welters.
The last picture is my favourite. I am a fan of dark texture and drapery recently, because you can't define where it starts or finishes, it seems ambiguous.
Sort of a lack of fashion-related posts from me recently (Anna), because being broke and exam-pressured over Christmas has lessened my capacity for inspiration.
Alice Cooper here (aka Vincent Furnier), engrained his former name in my mind with all his 'Aviva' advert antics. At least I discovered a brilliant photographer in the process.
Apparently, John Napier and Joost Burgi's independent inventions of logarithms have saved mathematicians half their lives in calculations. (Thanks maths tutor and storyteller).
I only checked around 6 or 7 blogs before I signed up to bloglovin'. And that was using the bookmarks on firefox ... I've lost count of how many I follow now ... ah back in the stone age blog-wise. Go ahead, please follow my blog with bloglovin´.
More Vincent Fournier. The first is recognisably taken in Cape Town, South Africa. Weirdly it captures my feelings of the centre of the city perfectly. The sky in the third picture is confusing.
I am originally from south africa. Only my nuclear family lives in england. There have been NO parties or get-togethers. I have been indoors since christmas eve.
I haven't been able to wear any of my christmas presents.
So instead I've been looking at fashion vlogs, washing my face about four times a day and revisiting my once idolised viceland.com