piektdiena, 2010. gada 5. marts

Cherry Cherry lady (aka Claras fall)

This is Claras Modern Talking!
Check out the extra-high-heeled-summersea-coloured  vintage polish shoes.
The reason why she can't wear them both anymore, is stairs!



clara


Photo by Ivars Gravlejs

sestdiena, 2010. gada 23. janvāris

Lady From Amica magazine

Amica Lady

When I was a little girl , my mom had an italian partner. She used to visit him in his country as often as she could. She was bringing an italian ladie's top magazine "Amica" for me. 80's and early 90's , was a romantic period for me, in my girlish way. Magazine was fool of fascinating fashion, advices, cosmetics and so on. It was so "Ideal" for me. I wanted to grow up as one of these presented Amica women. When I saw this dress in combination with shoes it switched me into this memory.

Artist Petra Petileta about the chosen shmotique outfit.





















Dress - Kashadura
mom's 2nd wedding Shoes & bijouterie - Irra Pirra
Photo by Ivars Gravlejs

piektdiena, 2010. gada 22. janvāris

Black moon around the world






Punky Opera dress

The dress is from Marceille, it's lable says "Opera" and it is from gentle black velvet. Sleeves are thorn off - the previos owner is a theatre director punk lady (now living in London).











Shoes that make you go to Israel.

The previous owner left theese expressive shoes in Latvia, to spend winter at the hot Israel. To some people they seemed SO crazy, that didn't even believed, that they could match with anything. At the end, I think that they look really cool in this witch- bitch outfit. The metal bling-blings make them even more gothic.













Magic hat, that takes you to Rome.

This hat is bought in Rome and
it's previous owner called it "The hat, that I wear only in Rome." I guess she's not returning. Although, I have never heard about a way that doesn't lead to Rome...

Photo by Ivars Gravjejs

Breaking the new waves





Here is the first outfit from first shmotique session in Latvian art academy.

Photo by Ivars Gravjejs

sestdiena, 2010. gada 2. janvāris

Things that keep me warm this winter

Two of the things that keep me happy in this harsh Nordic winter (- 20 C today here in Latvia!!!) are:

1. Sea-buckthorn jelly that is packed with antioxidants, flavonoids and vitamin C, tastes like a pineapple and orange together (and even better!) and has a beautiful golden color like the sun.

2. Padded underpants which I dare to pronounce the best invention for Nordic women. The secret is quite simple - they keep your butt big (and big is sexy), warm and happy!


Yours warmly (literary)
Fluff mistress

sestdiena, 2009. gada 19. decembris

The wolves in the walls


Around midnight I read "The wolves in the walls" - scary and wonderful book by Neil Gaiman (also author of Coraline). Then I went to sleep. Around 3 AM I woke up and for quite a while was sure that there are wolves in the walls of my room, too. But no, it was just neighbors watching movies with lots of killing and shooting. No wolves in my walls for now.

Check out Neil Gaimans' work, it is simply marvellous (and, as a bonus - creepy and weird, too).

Yours bookwormly,
Fluff Mistress

Orangejews and jewdo

I stumbled upon Challahclothing.com online t-shirt shop that sells witty t-shirts for jewish minded people.

My personal favorites are those two:

A German asks a Mexican if they had any Jews in Mexico. He said "yes estupid, we have Orange Jews, Apple Jews, Grape Jews.."



A jewdo chop - from the Challahpedia, the encyclopedia of all that is Jewish. Refers to strikes performed with the lower part of an open hand via sweeping techniques, usually towards pressure points. Classically known as the "knife hand strike".




Yours jewishly,
Fluff Mistress