Author: JD

KATE MOSS

THIS PICTURE EMBODIES  SO MUCH TO ME !

Give Your Music A TuneUp

I BEEN WANTING FOR SOMETHING LIKE THIS. Let’s face it, your digital music library is in shambles — littered with “Track01” and gray music notes where album artwork should be. Your iPod feels embarrassed, your iPad won’t even look at you, and you certainly can’t be a guest DJ anytime soon. With new features and performance enhancements, TuneUp will whip your messy music library into shape. Get 20% off TuneUp Gold or Annual with promo code: NO2TRACK01 at checkout.

MYKKO MONTANNA “DATS ME”

NITTI NEW ARTIST, MYKKO MONTANNA ” DATS ME” MYKKO MONTANA

TOM FORD

THIS THAT OCEANS SHIT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THE KEY CLUB @ GOLD ROOM MONDAY

YOU PROBABLY WANNA GET TO THIS ONE EARLY, I GOT A FEELING (SUNG LIKE WILL IAM) THE GOLD ROOM YALL KNOW HOW IT GOES DOWN.

Bape Gallery Presents: Camocollage Prints and T-Shirts

I NEED TO GET THESE PRINTS After their recent furniture exhibition the Bape Gallery will be showing next the A Bathing Ape Camocollages. A set of 3 Bape camo prints will be released on canvas. Matching the prints the brand of course also presents t-shirts. The prints are similar to the Louis Vuitton x Takashi Murakami release at the Brookly Museum a while ago. Via Secretbase. The exhibition will open on April 30th and run until May 16th.

HARPE’S BAZAAR

YALL ALWAYS TALKING ABOUT ME NOT POSTING BLACK GIRLS WELL HERE YOUR GO, I NEVER EVEN LOOKED AT JOY BRYANT LIKE THAT BUT SHE LOOK RIGHT IN THIS PICTURE. I KNOW YALL WOULD LOVE TO HAVE KIM K LAYED ACROSS YOUR FLOOR LIKE THIS, HARPE’S BAZAAR SAID HER ASS IS A CELEBRITY IN ITS OWN RIGHT LOL!! Kim Kardashian, whose butt is a celebrity in its own right, told Harper’s Bazaar, “I think the message is embrace your curves and who you are. I feel proud if young girls look up to me and say, ‘I’m curvy, and I’m proud of it now.’” Joy Bryant spoke to the pressure women put on other women, and her hope is that people can learn to accept their body as their own, not in comparison to others’. “Women are the harshest critics of other women,” she said. “There needs to be a greater acceptance individually and collectively or nothing’s ever going to change. You’ll never be thin enough, blonde enough, black enough. So enough is enough.”