March 15th, 2012

spatialconcept:

Homage to the Square, Josef Albers

Reblogged from STREET ETIQUETTE
March 10th, 2012

calivintage:

oroma elewa photographed by Vanessa Jackman.

Reblogged from calivintage on tumblr
March 10th, 2012

theniftyfifties:

Model wearing a velvet jacket and shoes, 1950s. Photo by Tom Palumbo.

Reblogged from The Nifty Fifties
February 21st, 2012

Can they just be together in real life so I can continue this obsession?

Reblogged from That Kind Of Woman
February 20th, 2012

Love striped skirts!

Reblogged from calivintage on tumblr
February 16th, 2012
Sometimes I think I could use a few days of charm school. (Buuuurp).
katespadeny:

charm school

Sometimes I think I could use a few days of charm school. (Buuuurp).

katespadeny:

charm school

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February 14th, 2012

sfmoma:

vmontgomeryfineart:

artistandstudio:

Willem de Kooning studio in East Hampton, Archetectual Digest, 1983

Oh the whiteness!

Missed seeing this a few days ago… had to repost it now, it’s just so cool!

Reblogged from SFMOMA
February 14th, 2012
I can’t ever get enough of Cindy Sherman.
sfmoma:


Cecil Beaton once said that “making oneself a work of art” was “that most difficult of all causes.” Cindy Sherman not only does that, she’s given herself up entirely to the mission. For nearly four decades, she has been braiding together fashion, photography, and the strange internal magic of herself—dressing up, putting on makeup, doing her hair, donning wigs, and posing alone in her studio for the camera. She shows us fashion as costume, compulsion, camp, ritual, and necessity.

 Read more: Jerry Saltz on Cindy Sherman — New York Magazine

I can’t ever get enough of Cindy Sherman.

sfmoma:

Cecil Beaton once said that “making oneself a work of art” was “that most difficult of all causes.” Cindy Sherman not only does that, she’s given herself up entirely to the mission. For nearly four decades, she has been braiding together fashion, photography, and the strange internal magic of herself—dressing up, putting on makeup, doing her hair, donning wigs, and posing alone in her studio for the camera. She shows us fashion as costume, compulsion, camp, ritual, and necessity.

 Read more: Jerry Saltz on Cindy Sherman — New York Magazine

Reblogged from SFMOMA
February 14th, 2012
Happy Valentine’s Day! Now get off your computer and go smooch somebody.

theniftyfifties:

Debbie Reynolds Valentine, 1950s.

Happy Valentine’s Day! Now get off your computer and go smooch somebody.

theniftyfifties:

Debbie Reynolds Valentine, 1950s.

Reblogged from The Nifty Fifties

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