Showing posts with label got wronglips?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label got wronglips?. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
GOT WRONGLIPS? Jolie and the black sheep
She definitely wins the prize for that....Angelina Jolie by David LaChapelle
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
GOT WRONGLIPS? CLARK :: Herr Bar
I'm really feeling the use of animation/surreal art in music videos I've seen recently. This one definitely got wronglips....Warp Record artist, Cris CLARK's music video by Clemens Kogler. check his other crazy music video I found recently here.
Friday, April 4, 2008
GOT WRONGLIPS? #1: CLAM
as you might expect, WRONGLIPS love lips of all kinds...lips come in different shapes and sizes. they are our soft, sensual, protruding, luscious, alluring, asymmetrical, kissable, lickable, desired erogenous organ. we breath, communicate, kiss, and feed ourselves through them. for us ladies, they are also the gates of life and of pleasure.GOT WRONGLIPS? is dedicated to finding some of the sexiest representations of these lovely body parts.
Our first pick: the cover of CLAM Magazine Issue #16.
CLAM is one of my all-time favorite international fashion, art & culture magazines. I was lucky enough to get a full page feature in this issue focused on the theme of "growing up and being an adult." CLAM is published in Paris, but it has offices in New York City and in Japan. now it's possible to order it online through their myspace page. New Yorkers can get it at Universal News on 1588 Broadway St.
What you can expect is some of the most beautiful art fashion photography with models who will take your breath away (something about them is just different...they seem real.. fragile, soulful, mysterious, complex in ways a lot of supermodels can't approach), an amazing array of creative people (visual artists, designers, poets, musicians, dancers, etc) from places that usually don't get this kind of exposure (like Africa, East Asia, Latin America and Central Europe), and classy issues that break away from the conceptual and aesthetic cliches of a lot of similar magazines.
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