Dripping with Darkness and Melting in Poetry in West Hollywood
In the blackness of this night, the lights in the city are a disturbance to the darkness of the terrain. Although he is still, it is nevertheless a blackness of […]
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Obsessing Over the Wild: Tigers, Leopards and Jewelry
Obsessing Over the Wild: Tigers, Leopards and Jewelry. #jewelry #travel #ootd
Overcoming Boxed Definitions: Using Fashion to Showcase a Gender Neutral Platform
I frankly do not believe in definitions. And I especially despise stereotyping. These things seem fundamentally archaic in the almost mid 2000s. Almost akin to zodiacs and horoscopes, which seem […]
The Guy in Pink: Printed Art by Wacky Wacko for Print All Over Me
A work of art is an adventure of the mind. I have always been fascinated by art, and a travel inspired lifestyle that took me to many cities and streets […]
En Vogue: Harvesting Gold, Silver and Vitamin Sea
“To move, to breathe, to fly, to float, to roam the roads of lands remote, to travel is to live.” Hans Christian Andersen The sea is an homage to all […]
9 Inspiring (and Realistic) Thoughts for the Year
New Year can be a time of forgetfulness, or simply as easy as turning a page without closing a book. That’s the way I look at it. Resolutions, despite having […]
Wearing Loungewear with an Unhurried Sense of Time
An unhurried sense of time is in itself a form of wealth. I am gifted with inherent leisure and laziness. Well, not really, I have more lives than a cat […]
En Vogue: A Nymph and a Warrior in the Woods
Green is an ethereal color in the world of fairy tales. Tinkerbell. Peter Pan. Frog princes. Mermaid fins. But as Hans Christian Andersen aptly put it, life itself is the […]
Ice Cream + Menswear = DJ Paris Hilton in New York
What happens when the summer issue of a men’s magazine has none other than ice cream as its main star? And when a rocking nightspot has a brand staple Paris […]
En Vogue: The Shape Shifting Sand Edition
The more sand has escaped from the hourglass of our life, the clearer we should see through it. For sand is more than a terrain, but a metaphor for time. […]
