I'm taking today (moving day) off pretty much, but check out this supercute interview with some bitchin' Brooklynite ladygays...except for the part where they talk about how pregnancy got them so in touch with their mommy sides - adopting is going to be really f*cking awesome, ok?
...and I'm officially into Byredo Parfums candles, the Peyote Poem in particular (how great are these names? Wasn't Candy Darling a character in that Robert Rodriguez zombie movie? Righteous.)
...also, Solange Knowles is just the bee's knees. Her hair! She told Lucky Magazine it's inspired by Janet Jackson circa Poetic Justice, aka Janet Jackson circa AWESOME.
And I haven't really listened to Beyoncé in years (she lost me after radio overload of that "to the left" song), but my Solange craze led me to take a look at all of B's recent videos, leading to my current ObSessIOn with this song:
The video is a bit OOC, but I have to say she's kind of totally charming, and I love the Maybelline outfit and now want to be a ballet dancer in Queens.
So, my new goal is to condense a lot of the blog's "outside content" into these Dear Internet posts (really my original intent), since people seem to respond most to my stuff (understandable). I'll still upload the occasional editorial, as long as it meets my Standards Of Cool, and bits and bobs here and there as I see fit. Sound good? Ok, endless bisous. Bon weekend!
It's a goal of mine to blog more about beauty as I don't think there's enough out there for the dudes, from the dudes. (I use the term dudes loosely.) I also insist on calling it beauty and not "grooming" - grooming is for dogs and maybe horses. Not even fabulous horses like the one who played Seabiscuit, or a Unicorn. Unicorns definitely prefer to be beautified over groomed, so beauty it is.
I really am not some sort of closet makeup hound, despite shooting myself applying concealer (incorrectly). I'll occasionally wear that when I want people to think that I sleep sometimes. It honestly makes a difference, and a mineral sheer isn't noticeable unless you apply a ton and it gets in the creases that I don't have under my eyes. Mostly I want to blog more about skincare and random stuff I decide to put on my face. Such as masks - Eva Chen said making skincare a "ritual" is an "Asian people" thing so I figure I need to turn Sunday into Face Mask & Relaxation Day if I want to become a "Tiger Mother" father and get my kids into Stanford. What, you don't think this way, too?
