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Daniel Bamdad by Dilia Oviedo

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tradlands:

We are so excited to announce our giveaway with the ever-so-talented Lyla & Blu. See details below! 

lylaandblu:

Happy May to each and every one of you!

There is a significant amount of newness arising within our personal and business-related endeavors and there is always so much to be thankful for. As we look forward to the official opening date of Lyla & Blu’s online Boutique on May 10th, we will include so much more than antique and vintage findings! We now have full hands of contributors who have entrusted us to put up many of their own goods for all of you to purchase and enjoy! We decided it couldn’t be more suiting to share just a snippet of our gratitude to all of our supports and our online shop vendors by doing a giveaway event!

This giveaway is to particularly appraise our friends at Tradlands! They are a trustworthy clothing brand, handcrafting womenswear button-down shirts based in San Francisco, CA. Within our online shop inventory, you will also find their work up for purchase there.

The gift and outline of this giveaway:

  • There will be two winners; one gent and one lady! The gift to each winner is Tradland’s Oxblood Blue Tee.

You can enter this giveaway by simply doing any of the following:

  • Reblog this post (must keep all info attached)!
  • Sign up for the Tradlands’ online newsletter (this can be done through their home website at the top right-hand corner)
  • Follow Tradland’s Instagram account: @tradlands
  • Follow their wonderful blog, here

We will select the two receivers of this giveaway prize on the 15th of May!
It doesn’t matter who you are or where you live you are eligible! So thrilled to welcome them in and we couldn’t suggest following their journey anymore than this! 

Remember! We open shop in just 10 days! As always, our deepest thanks!

L&B.

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tradlands: We are so excited to announce our giveaway with the ever-so-talented Lyla & Blu. See details below!  lylaandblu: Happy May to each and every one of you! There is a significant amount of newness arising within our personal and business-related endeavors and there is always so much to be thankful for. As we look forward to the official opening date of Lyla & Blu’s online Boutique on May 10th, we will include so much more than antique and vintage findings! We now have full hands of contributors who have entrusted us to put up many of their own goods for all of you to purchase and enjoy! We decided it couldn’t be more suiting to share just a snippet of our gratitude to all of our supports and our online shop vendors by doing a giveaway event! This giveaway is to particularly appraise our friends at Tradlands! They are a trustworthy clothing brand, handcrafting womenswear button-down shirts based in San Francisco, CA. Within our online shop inventory, you will also find their work up for purchase there. The gift and outline of this giveaway: There will be two winners; one gent and one lady! The gift to each winner is Tradland’s Oxblood Blue Tee. You can enter this giveaway by simply doing any of the following: Reblog this post (must keep all info attached)! Sign up for the Tradlands’ online newsletter (this can be done through their home website at the top right-hand corner) Follow Tradland’s Instagram account: @tradlands Follow their wonderful blog, here We will select the two receivers of this giveaway prize on the 15th of May!It doesn’t matter who you are or where you live you are eligible! So thrilled to welcome them in and we couldn’t suggest following their journey anymore than this! Remember! We open shop in just 10 days! As always, our deepest thanks!L&B.
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92y:

Sam Waterston, Charlotte Rampling and Robie Porter in James Salter’s lost film, “Three” (1969).

Susan Sontag introduced James Salter at a 92Y reading in 1997 with “If he can be described as a writer’s writer, then I think it’s just as true to say he’s a reader’s writer; that is, he’s a writer who particularly rewards those for whom reading is an intense pleasure and something that is a bit of an addiction. I myself put James Salter among the very few North American writers all of whose work I want to read and whose as yet unpublished books I wait for impatiently.”

Salter returns to 92Y on Monday night (Apr 29) with Richard Ford.

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92y: Sam Waterston, Charlotte Rampling and Robie Porter in James Salter’s lost film, “Three” (1969). Susan Sontag introduced James Salter at a 92Y reading in 1997 with “If he can be described as a writer’s writer, then I think it’s just as true to say he’s a reader’s writer; that is, he’s a writer who particularly rewards those for whom reading is an intense pleasure and something that is a bit of an addiction. I myself put James Salter among the very few North American writers all of whose work I want to read and whose as yet unpublished books I wait for impatiently.” Salter returns to 92Y on Monday night (Apr 29) with Richard Ford.
92y: Sam Waterston, Charlotte Rampling and Robie Porter in James Salter’s lost film, “Three” (1969). Susan Sontag introduced James Salter at a 92Y reading in 1997 with “If he can be described as a writer’s writer, then I think it’s just as true to say he’s a reader’s writer; that is, he’s a writer who particularly rewards those for whom reading is an intense pleasure and something that is a bit of an addiction. I myself put James Salter among the very few North American writers all of whose work I want to read and whose as yet unpublished books I wait for impatiently.” Salter returns to 92Y on Monday night (Apr 29) with Richard Ford.
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theimportanceofbeingmodernist:

Too Cool For School: London Zoo Penguin Pool by Berthold Lubetkin-


Happy world penguin day everybody! In celebration, today’s post features three of my favourite things: Modernism, monochrome and penguins!

Russian architect Berthold Lubetkin, who emigrated to England in the 1930s, was probably most famous for Highpoint, a block of flats in North London. He was a pioneer of the modern movement in Britain and worked on many projects. He designed the penguin pool at London zoo in 1934 which housed the penguins until recently. The  pool is still at London Zoo today and is now grade 1 listed but unfortunately the penguins have been moved to another enclosure.


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theimportanceofbeingmodernist: Too Cool For School: London Zoo Penguin Pool by Berthold Lubetkin- Happy world penguin day everybody! In celebration, today’s post features three of my favourite things: Modernism, monochrome and penguins! Russian architect Berthold Lubetkin, who emigrated to England in the 1930s, was probably most famous for Highpoint, a block of flats in North London. He was a pioneer of the modern movement in Britain and worked on many projects. He designed the penguin pool at London zoo in 1934 which housed the penguins until recently. The  pool is still at London Zoo today and is now grade 1 listed but unfortunately the penguins have been moved to another enclosure. www.theimportanceofbeingmodernist.com
theimportanceofbeingmodernist: Too Cool For School: London Zoo Penguin Pool by Berthold Lubetkin- Happy world penguin day everybody! In celebration, today’s post features three of my favourite things: Modernism, monochrome and penguins! Russian architect Berthold Lubetkin, who emigrated to England in the 1930s, was probably most famous for Highpoint, a block of flats in North London. He was a pioneer of the modern movement in Britain and worked on many projects. He designed the penguin pool at London zoo in 1934 which housed the penguins until recently. The  pool is still at London Zoo today and is now grade 1 listed but unfortunately the penguins have been moved to another enclosure. www.theimportanceofbeingmodernist.com
theimportanceofbeingmodernist: Too Cool For School: London Zoo Penguin Pool by Berthold Lubetkin- Happy world penguin day everybody! In celebration, today’s post features three of my favourite things: Modernism, monochrome and penguins! Russian architect Berthold Lubetkin, who emigrated to England in the 1930s, was probably most famous for Highpoint, a block of flats in North London. He was a pioneer of the modern movement in Britain and worked on many projects. He designed the penguin pool at London zoo in 1934 which housed the penguins until recently. The  pool is still at London Zoo today and is now grade 1 listed but unfortunately the penguins have been moved to another enclosure. www.theimportanceofbeingmodernist.com
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themadeshop:

Concrete Stool by Elise Burbaud

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