Contemporary sensibilities to suit creative women.
Dear readers,
I’m so excited to announce that I’m now a contributor/writer for a prestigious online magazine in Brazil called Obvious (art, culture, film and literature).
My debut piece is on Women of Godard and a criticism on Patriarchal Societies.
I’ll be writing weekly.
If you read Portuguese, welcome to my dossier…
Hello Friday!
Woke up to read a very cool mention of my work at Huffington Post this morning. :)
Along with talents of photographer Natalia Borecka, Liz on Mua and our models Olga and Polina for Boutique Week!
So, folks…
The Interview I gave to NY Station BreakThru Radio is live!
You can listen to our conversation here, we preview Spirited Magazine, my background, art, d.aMa, my love for my mother, Fashion, music, leaving my country and all things related. Also I chose a few tracks for their music set.
Special Thanks to interviewer Britt Sondreal. :)
Alright friends, the flu pills that I took after greedily filling myself with miniature chocolate bars is taking it’s turn and I’m starting to make up words.
On the bright side of things…. I was interviewed this afternoon by the lovely Britt Sondreal from NY Radio Station “BreakThruRadio”. Good thing it was over the phone and I could wear pjs.
It’ll go live this upcoming Friday at noon (EST).
This Friday I’ll be speaking on a panel with fabulous local fashionistas!!!
Come say hi, give me a kiss and make sure I don’t wear my clothes inside out!
THANK YOU Time Out Boston and Sarah Skolnick (photographer) for featuring me on their Stylish Bostonians page. It was a pleasure to meet and chat with the wonderful ladies behind it all.
:)
I’ll be in New Haven for the next day and a half carrying this image with me.
There’ll be a photoshoot. A mansion. A rocking team. And a sleepless d.aMa.
Sneak Peek Spirited Magazine.
Stay tuned for the Launch date in October and the upcoming collaborations from the wonderful talents involved.
Follow our behind-the-scenes here!
Thank you My Secret Boston (and Carriero) for the sweet write up on d.aMa’s Refashion Campaign.
Coming up this Summer…
New work from d.aMa (clothing) and Wicked Peacock (accessories) will be available exclusively at ARTBEAT Festival in Somerville. Save the date!
(poster by d.aMa)
GIVENCHY MAKES TRANSGENDER CHIC
» In his continued exploration of masculine-feminine, Riccardo Tisci cast nine male and female models for the Fall 2010 Givenchy campaign, including his muse Mariacarla Boscono, Joan Smalls, Ming Xi, Catherine McNeil, Malgosia Bela (her hair dyed pink for the occasion), plus his Brazilian longtime personal assistant and former fit model, who also happens to be transgender, Lea T. Lea, formerly known as Leo, is now heading towards a new career as a veterinarian in Milan, but Tisci says of his choice: “She’s always been very feminine: superfragile, very aristocratic. She’s part of the family.” The ads were shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott in a Paris studio.
posted by: FDB
