Styling.Bored@home

necklace is my cousin Esma's.she never wore it.I want to buy it from her:)


I was bored so I did a styling.I lined my eyes with mac fluidliners(gel eyeliners on my eyelid with MAC's 266 brush)My makeup was rockchic.jacket by Bora Aksu for Koton,tshirt basic bershka,denim shorts by LTB,necklace:swatch,cat on my jacket:cheapstore,clutch:Seymel vintage

I'd rather read fashion blogs than magazines!!!!and I'd draw than partying out!

hell yesszz!!!Suprised?I'm a fan of many magazines allover the world but the fact is the new black is fashion bloggers.I'm glad of being a fashion blogger because its the coolest and the most freedom job(no boss no ads no brand no press no king lol).In secondary school I've drawn my designs and then I never ever draw till saturday.I boght colour pencils and pens to draw.and paper...I draw after like wow!10 years maybe?I have a talent that always existed in me about drawing clothes but I had never ever had course for design lessons etc.Its in me since I was 13.I feel the little kid in me again(buying her first Marie Claire magazine at 13).I had always been into fashion with all my heart.and heres my saturday drawing after 10 years.Im not a design student so please dont judge my drawings.Its instinct.Thats all.






ok I'll draw more.d@mn I want to take design courses.

walks

tfs

{sesame magazine + an interview}

Lately have been adoring all things Australian, including Sesame, an online fashion magazine from Melbourne that focuses on emerging talents in fashion, illustration, art and music . . .

“I think I’ve always been a bit of a magazine addict,” says Nadia Barbaro, [Sesame's founder]. “I have a ridiculous collection piling up around the house.” Sesame was born three years ago as a print magazine, but Barbaro was soon swayed by the Web. The heart of the site is, of course, Australian fashion, and twice a year, Barbaro plucks the best local designers, artists, and musicians to feature in gorgeous fashion spreads. “It’s pretty girly,” says Barbaro, “Doesn’t every girl want her own magazine?” -- excerpt: Jamie Cooke for Nylon magazine


Issue Seven has just been release and it's all interactivity and animation intermingled with dreamy stills, wood nymphs and rainbows . . . also fun was the chance to answer a few questions with Nadia, who is also a stylist and Sesame's talented creative director:

. . . and to be included in the magazine's Blogs We ♥ category along Lucy from The Design Files and the always fun and fashionable Susanna from Style Bubble; thanks so much to Nadia for being so cool despite my answers arriving nearly too late . . .

{view the new issue + read the interview}