“As a child, I felt like a changeling at odds with the planet I arrived on. I didn’t understand the world I was born into, and that feeling of dissonance colored my youth. I saw that rigidness existed, and as a result, for me, rigidness got a bad name. Looseness was far better. And I gravitated toward a different life.” Tilda Swinton  [photo by Mario Sorrenti]
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“As a child, I felt like a changeling at odds with the planet I arrived on. I didn’t understand the world I was born into, and that feeling of dissonance colored my youth. I saw that rigidness existed, and as a result, for me, rigidness got a bad name. Looseness was far better. And I gravitated toward a different life.” 

Tilda Swinton 

[photo by Mario Sorrenti]

New Style Crush Post on Artifaktori’s BLOG!
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New Style Crush Post on Artifaktori’s BLOG!

I don’t know any prayers.

- RIP Dame Taylor -

I’ve recently found myself on a few lovely ladies “girl crush” list as I do a little research for my wedding day inspirations I thought about having the wedding progress and muses in five categories: musical, theatrical, historical, fictional and 60s babes (because the more I search the more in love I fall for the 60’s). The first is my forever favourite 60’s Danish beauty Anna Karina. She is creative, intelligent, beautiful and adventurous, what more could you ask for? She’s a true heroine of my dreams. Let’s just put aside the fact that she married four times. She moved to France without speaking the language and alone built a succesful career in modeling, acting and directing. And if that’s not enough watch “A woman is a woman” by French director Godard. Oui!
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I’ve recently found myself on a few lovely ladies “girl crush” list as I do a little research for my wedding day inspirations I thought about having the wedding progress and muses in five categories: musical, theatrical, historical, fictional and 60s babes (because the more I search the more in love I fall for the 60’s).

The first is my forever favourite 60’s Danish beauty Anna Karina. She is creative, intelligent, beautiful and adventurous, what more could you ask for? She’s a true heroine of my dreams. Let’s just put aside the fact that she married four times. She moved to France without speaking the language and alone built a succesful career in modeling, acting and directing. And if that’s not enough watch “A woman is a woman” by French director Godard.

Oui!

The older I get, the more I believe in what I can’t explain or understand, even more than the things that are explainable and understandable.
Lillian Gish