spot the pocket

This is a laugh. Smallest picture of me ever, but I like it. The model is like a super cool photo frame for my head, oooohhh ahhhhhh

found on demotix.com loads of pics from the Pam Hogg show, had i realised that the model was being photographed I would have moved away. oh welllll

I love peas

I adopted the the nick name pea a while ago now, my sister is the founder and probably the person who uses it the most, she also always draw a pop of peas on anything she gives me and put a little arrow next to it saying- pea pod....so im proud to say I love peas. And i love the little green sweeties too, so there for ide like this PPQ all in one -



and then I can forever be a pea in a real pea pod. This reminds me of my mum once telling me she got a pea stuck up he nose as a youngen, and of Ashleys pea phobia, frozen peas are also actually really nice. I LOVE PEAS

best homework ever

I love it when i have an excuse to try of pretty witty tings for 'research'. This was sleeve day so I went to good old COS (i know i talk about it a little too much, soz) and got these snaps in the old changing room. I think im guna buy the one with the holy (pun) arms as soon as i get some cash flow. check it.

hope

mum & linc

Autumn EGG

This is the only EGG that doesnt scare me what so over (i have a minor phobia of the shelled things). EGG is one of the best shops the whole of London, maybe even the world. Its so inspiring and has one of the nicest atmospheres ever. It wasn't even open when I went with my parents yesterday but we managed got invited in my the owner and then she dressed me like a doll. Try to hunt it down. Here are 2 very crappy snaps from my phone. If all goes to plan ill be wearing some of the clothes for the website : D along with Linc, quote "the ideal male EGG customer" go Linc. Peace out

i change shapes just to hide in this place....

Miike Snow- Animal : )

i love this song. playing tomorrow at koko, anyone wana take me? by take me i mean please pay for my ticket and help me choose what to wear....

Vidzzz of Patrick Wolf at DESTROY:RANKIN

Hola peeeepers. Last night was amaze! Seriously fun. The work was great, there was a no photography policy so I didnt get any photots....well I was a little been sneaky and got a few on my phone....so i guess Ill upload em laters. Patrick Wolf was great, Micachu were cool, and the other 2 acts that played but (slap my wrist) I cant remember the names of where really good to. Ill tell you the names when I post the photos....if I remember them. Here are a couple of Videos of the Wolf. ta ta

Damaris-



The Magic Position (yes thats viva forever at the beginning...)-

Toby and Eds

Toby collects Vice.  I dont especially like the magazine but I liked this one.... obviously 

if i wasnt a PASSI i would be a PATTI

Patti Smith.....icon. Beautiful poet, writer, singer, woman. I wish I was half as cool as she is, ide love to be her friend. Or just to meet her.... Ann Demeulemeester move over, shes mine now.

DESTROY RANKIN

WHOOP WHOOP! I'm very excited about this one. My home boi Giorgio Enzo started interning at Wasted Youth, a music pr company in the city thats gOOOd. Has clients like Mumford and Sons, Keane, Scouting for Girls...Ok Go...er Fun Loving Criminals....thats all I know, yeah, there pretty good : ) . Anyways, Wasted Youth are the pr company doing da Destroy Rankin exhibition next week. Yeaa. And I get to go to the private view....WHOOP WHOOP(again). Its a exhibition of Rankins iconic portraits of musicians. As its part of National Youth Music Week loads of artists are playing, Jarvis Cocker (love) is doing a acoustic set, but thats not the night im going to. Soooo im guna see Patric Wolf and Micachu And The Shapes : ) pritay pleased. So its a all rounder really, photography and music...for some reason that reminds me of college...mmm. Anyway Ill blog it up after ive been...as soon as I drag myself through the front door. Keep your eyes pealed. Bye for now 

oh deer

This are nice, dont you agree? Alex White is one of my newly accepted favorite stylists/fashion directors. So a big thumbs up goes out to her. 

scary shitttt

By Nasir Mazhar

in the past

I was going through my folder I call the Bible (thanks alec) which is full of anything I find pretty and cool, mostly pictures I randomly drag off the internet that dont have much use other then to be collected and for me to come back across on a rainy day. So, way back in 07 A level days I did my final photography project on Sylvia Plath. One of my heroes and favorite people/poets/writers of all time. I think it all kicked off when I tried reading the Bell Jar as a 12 year old but ended up putting it away and revisiting when I was older and wiser!! Anyway, these images from W Magazine caught my eye then and still do now. Its not even because Gwyneth plays Plath in the movie 'Sylvia', in fact I didn't watch the movie until after I found these pictures and started the project, it was just the weird, eerie, distant feeling of them that made me rip them out my magazine and franticly glue them in my sketchbook. I like that she seems slightly unhinged...not sure how to explain it. But these are beauties and to be quiet frank anything that makes me think of Sylvia Plath deserves going into my Bible. I like incorporating Literature into my work, I did a design brief for my Fashion course that Plath formed inspiration for and was the basis of the whole thing. Its all about the crossover people! For real...mmm, maybe Im slightly obsessed...Have a lookie.

p.s Gwyneths daughter is called Apple! how friggen cute!

By Catherine Hong

Styled by Alex White
Photographed by Steven Klein

Dress by Balenciager


Dress by Stella McCartney


Dress by Dolce & Gabanna
Fit ring by Lanvin


Dress by Prada


Lanvin silk top and trousers (pearl buttons omg)

I think its good karma...

Let me tell you a little story....This time last year me and Alec had the worst job of our lives handing out flyers in Richmond, like little poor children we spent a lot of time groveling and the windows of shops longing for everything we couldn't afford. Anyway, The Russell and Bromley loafers (you know the ones, cute as a chubby baby, little tassels...) where stalking us, we really wanted to trot around in matching shoes.... I pretty much needed them! So when I was next at home I dragged my mum and step dad to the shop and pretty much begged and begged but Linc (the wisest shopper ever) was like "no Passi, I think you need to wait, these are so expensive, wait for the sale, shop around more first" la la la....so reluctantly I did. In the mean time I found some substitutes at Absolute vintage for only £25. Then the sales came and went, no reductions on the £125 shoes and still to this day no reductions!!!!A hole year one!! I need to stress how much Linc convinced me it "wasn't the time" to get them, pretty sure I can quote "its not the right time for them, just wait a while"....so I forgot about the little buggers UNTIL....I went shopping with the crew "oh look, a pop up vintage market, lets go in" la la la I find a cute dress, browse about then I see none other then the Russell & Bromley loafers, brand new, my size, being sold by a woman who got them, wore them once, they didn't fit her so was reluctantly selling them for a steal. So I bagged myself the dream lil shoes for a mere £38!! Thats what I call karma, it was as if they where actually there for me to buy. So weird. So yeah, I got new shoes and Linc was right, again! PEACE OUT.

FriezeARTFAIR

Well Frieze Ar Fair was pretty good. boiling though and pretty packed with the slow type that make me surprisingly angry, I went on the first day though so what should I expect. I saw some amazing pieces, I really enjoyed the sculpture pieces. White Cube Gallery hello, love it. It was a beautiful day to so that was nice. I always get a little bit scared at Art Fairs because of the really strange pieces (in my opinion) that some craaazzzy artists make. The kinda stuff that could give me nightmares! Like this wax work of Hitler with a massive moth on his face, theres a picture below, creapy or what, I hate moths, there ugly and they eat my clothes. There was also this weird man in a hard hat that looked so real and his hands wobbled....There was lots of really lovely and pretty pieces too though, I just get scared easily. Twas a good balance!! I really recommend going if you can before its too late!! Amazing opportunity to see work by amazing artists from the worlds most prestigious galleries. Yes, it was very good. As it was a bit hectic and packed I didnt do anything clever like make note of the artists names and stuff to match with the pictures, so sorry!! Here you go, a few of my favorite pieces and places at Frieze : ) as you can tell, some shot with a camera and some with a phone curtsy of Giorgio Enzo. brraappp.

my makeshift advert

hell yeah thats a 20 foot statue of Naomi Campbell with a passi pocket tag...yea mate, shoulda done it on the front...may have been slightly more appatising. This all happen at the Somerset House SHOWstudio Fashion Revolution exhibition, it was swell. I recommend you check it out. Its really cool, lots of my love Martin Margielas stuff so it was bound to impress me. Go see.

Negative Space

Im choosing to look at Rene Gruau for my latest project. I like his use of negative space. And colours. And I generally think these are prettttty awesome. Looking forward to digging in. 

Pretty boarder colours mmmm


One word SPECIAL




This is going into favorite territory. I think its the candy like stripe.




Sphynx




wooooooooow