sweater: Adrienne Vittadini, 2010 | shorts (underneath): Tankus (Seoul), 2007 | stockings: Donna Karan, 2008 | boots: Burberry Prorsum, 2011
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i’m on a paper trail an’aint no telling where it took me. yeah aaaand
i aint no killa but don’t push meee
hoodie: Forever 21, 2011 | shorts: Polo Ralph Lauren (men’s; altered), 2006 | stockings: Givenchy, 2007 | shoes: Giuseppe Zanotti, 2007 | bag: Francesco Biasia, 2008
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lunch meeting at The Bowery Hotel. early drinks / dinner at Saxon + Parole.
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last night was an exhibit party for Sante D’Orazio and Nobuyoshi Araki at Parlor. beautiful. and the space is nice.
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oh okay, most of these photos were actually shot by my Blackberry and not my iPad2, i was just trying to be clever in the title. and it turns out it’s not just my USB card reader that’s incompatible with OSX Lion (hence still not being able to extract the photos from my camera), the USB/charge cord for my b-berry doesn’t work either. i had to e-mail these pictures to my pretty brand spanking new MacBook Air instead. (sigh, dear Steve, why hast thou forsaken me? i’d probably have been tempted to make some kind of declaration about how i feel like killing somebody at Apple right now, but uh— yah maybe never mind.)
just something to perhaps still keep in mind the next time you haul all your snazzy state of the art equipment halfway around the world.
dress: DKNY, 2009 | shoes: Dsquared, 2004 | hat: Raya (Panarea), 2011 | scarf (on hat): Adrienne Vittadini, 2011
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i give up. i mean, not that i’m complaining about the gorgeous weather or anything, but really– what the hell is one supposed to do when it’s 85° in October. just enjoy it and not waste it contemplating what the hells to wear, that’s what.
15" MacBook Pro: 2006 | 11" MacBook Air: 2011 | 27" iMac: 2007 | iPad: 2010 | iPad2: 2011 | 13" iBook: 2000 | iPhone: 2008 | iPod Touch: 2006 | iPod Nano: 2005
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"… I later purchased an Apple computer, and it was with that machine and others that I used to create everything I’ve done since then. Yes, they were more expensive, but greatness has a cost. If it weren’t for the innovations of Steve Jobs, much of the last 16 years for me may never have happened in the way they did. I honor and respect a legend, someone who will go down in history as one of the greatest inventors the world has ever known. Like every technology executive, Steve Jobs inspired me to lead, but to also be firm with your beliefs. What I will miss the most are those stories of a decision maker whose instinct shaped the world we know today." – my friend (and inspiration), Tony Zeoli, founder: netmix.com
"and this is how i roll." – abbe diaz, commercial artist / designer / author ; pxthis.com / abbediaz.com / geld-iaz.com
dress: Geld Iaz, 2008 | necklace: Geld Iaz / Joyce Leslie, 2011
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here’s another one of those dresses i scavenged off the cheap rack for my own personal use. i wasn’t crazy about this one either, but funny, now that i have the necklace, i like them better now. don’t get me wrong though, they’re fine for running around town to the FedEx and the dry cleaner and the liquor store and whatnot, but i wouldn’t be caught dead in these things anyplace where i’d actually see anybody i know. i’m just sayin.
