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Drew Barrymore for Miu Miu, FW95 Photograpy by Ellen von Unwerth
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STYLIST + PHOTOGRAPHER : ERICA WALKER MODEL: ARIANA RICHTER
"I DON'T KNOW WHERE I'M GOING, BUT I PROMISE IT WON"T BE BORING."
- DAVID BOWIE (1947-2016)
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I have loved denim since I was in grade school. You know, that crunch under your knees, marks on your waist, accented with ripped knees from falling when "trying to look cool at a punk show when my high school crush's band played" jeans. (Now my full "era of geekdum" aka "my high school experience" is out of the bag.)
Over the last few months, I have started longing for my old, crusty Levi's that I had found in my beloved neighborhood thrift store. But what made them so great? What is the fit? Was it that crisp 100% cotton denim that only the outdoors and summer humidity could break in? Did my obsession start when I was forced to watch The Ousiders for an English class, or was it drilled into my brain by my early on-set obsession with everything Chloe Sevigny. I then realized the only thing left to do was to search for that perfect pair of vintage denim, and try to uncover what makes that blue, second skin so great.
Can't wait to share more about my vintage denim vision quest for the perfect pair of jeans. In the meantime, check out Pt.1, Levi's 501.
- E
photographer + stylist : Erica Walker
photographer + stylist : Erica Walker
photographer + stylist : Erica Walker
Before Sex and the City and Girls, there was The Golden Girls. Premiering on September 14th, 1985, these progressive female characters never shied away from discussing controversial issues amidst their witty and humorous dialog. Often propelling plot lines to incorporate topics of sexism, marriage equality, gender roles, divorce, ageism, and HIV, writers invited the audience to observe debates about real issues that lifted the vail of politeness during a culturally conservative time period. Not to mention, the idea of having a female-centered cast all over the age of fifty is still a rare find even by today's standards.
I remember watching re-runs of the show with my grandmother over summer breaks, and loving the way she would connect with the characters. Now as an adult, I truly understand and appreciate what made The Golden Girls so groundbreaking. In honor of the show's 30th anniversary, check out the home page for few ways to channel your inner Golden Girl.
Stay golden.
- E
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