What can be said? I write poetry for myself. The sincerity of my pleasure is the most important of my guides. We wanna talk about love & sex & starving hearts or just shut up.
My digital lover.
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Balenciaga Spring\Summer 2007 Robot-legging PARIS, October 3, 2006 By Sarah Mower “I was thinking of robotic articulation. Car parts. Droids. A boyish silhouette…” said Nicolas Ghesquière before he was dragged off to sort out a last-minute glitch. Moments later, his incredible futuristic vision was out of the gate: elongated black jackets with a double-layered shoulder line; cyber-goddess dresses jigsawed from patent leather; space-crew shirts with high white collars. Within seconds, the message in these refined, precision-judged looks was sending chills through an audience that five minutes earlier had been on the point of meltdown from heat. Was it worth the wait? Without a doubt. Like last season’s Balenciaga retrospective triumph, this is a collection that will reset the fashion agenda, but in a different way.Ghesquière said he’d been watching The Terminator, and 1982’s Tron, the first blockbuster to combine computer animation with real actors, but that’s by-the-by. What’s special about these clothes is the way the designer brings his distinctively Parisian, perfectionist genius for cut and exceptional fabric into the consciousness of high-tech culture. It’s not one monolithic look, easily captured in a comic-strip subtitle. Ghesquière’s intense shows work through a half-dozen separate ideas linked in sequence. This time he moved from tailoring to shiny “nylon” silk-swathed dresses, to patent-edged shirtdresses, heavily-hewn sculpted leather and crocodile, metallic pantsuits, and finally to the coup de grâce: astonishing combinations of drapey silk-print tunics and gleaming bronze or gold metal robot-leggings, embroidered with futuristic paillettes.If last season’s vastly influential Balenciaga collection looked back, this one projects forward into a new era for the house Ghesquière is fast defining as his own. There is no sense of a lurch, because these ideas of space-age fantasy have always been on a slow burn in his work—along with the attenuated line and his deftness with technique. With this collection, he leapt ahead. It’s true that thoughts of space-age robo-women have been circulating already this season, as well as reminders that the likes of Thierry Mugler and Jean Paul Gaultier went there in the eighties, but it takes a major talent like Nicolas Ghesquière to turn a literal reference into something that is light years from pastiche. by style.com
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Louboutin Asteroid 160mm
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Cog Railway by CHAUSS513 
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willsomeonekillthatfuckingsnakeedit by dirtcheapmagazine
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Unearthly by fireflythegreat 
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Raw ore… by M’sheArt2❤ 
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Beetle Paper Pendant by Elsita (Elsa Mora) 
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Cloud Gate, “The Bean”, Millennium Park, The Loop, Chicago, Illinois, USA. by Tomasito.! 
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Led Zeppelin under stars.
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Heaven And Hell - Black Sabbath (1980)
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Keep Your Heels, Head And Standards
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sem título by PaigeSteplewski on Flickr.
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Bubble pop electric. by Zombify on Flickr.
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