Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Some ladies have a special man who loves to wine and dine them until the cows come home. But what to get for him, the guy who has – and buys you – everything? The sugar daddy is our favorite daddy here at FashionIndie, so we’ve made sure to include him in our 25 days of gift guides. Treat him to something special, and his generosity will continue to blossom in the coming year.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Cause the entrée ain’t as good without something on the side ya’ know. Thank you Fabolous for those fine words of wisdom. For all you gents who live by this law, you know how tricky it gets when you need to buy gifts for both your wife and girlfriend. Not to worry because we at FashionIndie have thought of everything in our 25 days of gift guides. Today, gift guide for your mistress.
Edited by Saynt
Oh Terry, what we must do to make a buck. The posterboy of hipster sleaze and debauchery was forced to make some capital by photographing the oh so boring girls of that show that was really, really good for a while, but is no becoming redundant and not offering much in the way of story line or character development, Gossip Girl.
I actually do still love the show, but was totally disappointed by the last episode. Really? The Age of Innocence? Really? You couldn’t tell the uber gay director was gay Serena? Really? Dan’s still being on the show?!?
Anyway, back to Terry. His edge is off. He’s using big, pretty expensive camera’s now and I miss the old stuff, the gritty stuff, the stuff that didn’t look and feel like everyone else. I get that he’s now this brand, but stop with the diffusion lines and get back to the art (aka, have some real fun and actually make these girls do something with that hot dog). Basically, I feel let down Terry. I’m always rooting for you, but now I’m just hoping for a comeback.
(P.S. NO ONES READ ROLLING STONE SINCE THE 80′s YOU SUCK UPS!!!)
LINKAGE: Terry Richardson Does Gossip Girl for Rolling Stone of the Day
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
The ultimate in luxury, black diamonds are among the most mysterious, coveted and fragile gemstones in the world. Working in his signature color black Azature’s design is informed by his vast influences, from the craftsmanship and mythology of ancient relics and religion, to his heritage, to modern pop icons like Madonna. Bridging those diverse inspirations with impeccably tailored and handcrafted jewelry and clothing, Azature’s work is both intellectual and intuitive, timeless and outrageous.
