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Thursday, March 18th, 2010cassie from skins: she’s got a load of issues: but mixing items from her closet is not one of them….





cassie from skins: she’s got a load of issues: but mixing items from her closet is not one of them….





melanie griffin in Body Double….

i can’t believe a haven’t blogged about the Source Family book yet.
Written by Isis Aquarian, the records keeper of the Source, the book explores the growth and changes and ideas of the source family.
The Source was a big inspiration for my Spring 09 collection, and amazingly influential across the board.
here are some pics from the book below, and links to the book above.
i love iris apfel.
i saw her at the manhattan vintage show like 3 years ago and it was one of my top celebrity sightings. ever.
so, even though i’ve been designing tshirts for a living for like 6 years, I rarely wear them. However, with the election coming up I dared ask myself: should I wear an OBAMA tee? and if so, should I buy one or make one? and if i buy one, should i care where the profits go (to obama or to the artist) and if i make one, should i make more than one and be involved in the previous conundrum.
i think, if you are wearing the tee you are advertising your candidate: and so the money could just go to the artist. However, i think the artist should be donating a % to obama or move on or another organization to help: because the message and the symbolism they are selling doesn’t belong to them.
In any case: here are some of my favorites:
nick and jaime always do a great job over at print liberation:
i like this moveon.org tee, but i think they knocked off the above print liberation’s style (however, move on gives money to register voters):
these two from screened are pretty good too:
and i would never wear this one: but i think its pretty funny:
and, just to show that barack obama is cooler than your average politician: he had a threadless-esque feature on his site for submitted tee ideas: unfortunately they are not as good as the ones above…

L.A. street style, exhibition at LACMA from June 19 to September 17, 1973. Relaunched this Saturday Sept 6 2008. Tickets here.