Smashing Pumpkins Ava Adore

Céline Fall/Winter 2011

Céline Fall/Winter 2011

cotonblanc:


Black lizard travel wallet with sterling silver luggage tag

Collection Séance de Travail Spring-Summer 2001, Helmut Lang

cotonblanc:

Black lizard travel wallet with sterling silver luggage tag

Collection Séance de Travail Spring-Summer 2001, Helmut Lang

headcruise:

Lily McMenamy for Grey Spring/Summer 2013, ph Ellen von Unwerth

headcruise:

Lily McMenamy for Grey Spring/Summer 2013, ph Ellen von Unwerth

(via heptagrams)

Jil Sander Black Obsidian Gold Ring

Jil Sander Black Obsidian Gold Ring

(Source: bonerevolution)

 control test (III)

 control test (III)

(Source: insideflesh, via 9th)

(Source: andren, via jailbait)

Rick Owens Fall/Winter 2011

Rick Owens Fall/Winter 2011

(via 666111000)

laurenthurman-king:


Self-portrait, ph. Lauren Thurman-King, 2013

laurenthurman-king:

Self-portrait, ph. Lauren Thurman-King, 2013



Conrad Jon Godly Dunkel 22, 2011

Conrad Jon Godly Dunkel 22, 2011

(Source: conradjgodly.com, via icymartini)

castingcalls:

Charlotte Pallister @ Women Milan

castingcalls:

Charlotte Pallister @ Women Milan

(via euphr)

peterdepotterindex:

Peter De Potter Stations of the Cross (after Matisse) – N°4 – The Motherless, 2011. Collage, barita print,136 x 200 cm / 53.5 x 78.7 ins, framed. Edition of 1.

 4 cut-outs superimposed on a downloaded and appropriated image of a 1951 chasuble design by Henri Matisse. This piece is number 4 in a 14-part series entitled Stations of the Cross (after Matisse). As is tradition, each part highlights another moment of the Passion of Jesus. Each work adds different slogans, words, cut-out images and drawn crosses to an erased/appropriated image of a Matisse chasuble design.

peterdepotterindex:

Peter De Potter Stations of the Cross (after Matisse) – N°4 – The Motherless, 2011. Collage, barita print,136 x 200 cm / 53.5 x 78.7 ins, framed. Edition of 1.

 4 cut-outs superimposed on a downloaded and appropriated image of a 1951 chasuble design by Henri Matisse. This piece is number 4 in a 14-part series entitled Stations of the Cross (after Matisse). As is tradition, each part highlights another moment of the Passion of Jesus. Each work adds different slogans, words, cut-out images and drawn crosses to an erased/appropriated image of a Matisse chasuble design.