click click – 31-01-13
Welcome to click click, the sporadic review of what I find worth clicking on the internet.
Gorgeous images of indigo dying found at A LIFE WITH DENIM.
- For 40 years, This Russian Family Was Cut Off From All Human Contact – a truly dramatic story with an instigator related to appearances – Peter the Great’s beard tax. It also makes clear the significance of the technology of the loom for human dignity and survival.
- Has the Fashion Blogging Bubble Burst? – that’s rich, pun intended, coming from IFB, the website that profited most off of the easy money mentality that brought so many brand-pandering arrivistes onto the scene. I’ve touched on this before from a personal perspective.
- Here’s The Thing – sink into that deep, mellifluous American accent. Alec Baldwin talks to some fascinating people, including Lewis Lapham and Lena Dunham.
- Why industrial chic is back in fashion – some of the more peculiar fashion writing I’ve ever read – I guess this would be an example of working class pretensions? Because nothing shows solidarity with dead miners like a designer lamp?
- Portraits of Older Women With Their Childhood Dolls – truly touching images.
Because karma is kind -
- Frank – I got captured on audio gabbing about London hustling, live runway sketching, and the fashion media meltdown. I can’t remember what-all I said but it was fun to do.
- I am Moon ((O)) – “Finally finally finally, after much blood, sweat, tears, moisture (or how hot a woman) and finger calluses she is there: I am Mon“
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i loved listening to that podcast at Frank. it’s really lovely to hear all your insights and smartness in your real-life voice! i also quite related to what you said about the commercialization of the internet, how it’s becoming like the glossy mags and not an alternative some hoped it would be. but there’s so much else you said that really inspired thought and insight! anyway, thanks for sharing all this. xo