Saturday was the first morning after blizzard, Nemo. The streets were a chunky puddle with snow. Here’s a woman at Lincoln Center awaiting her chariot — a New York taxi. I stared at this fashion warrior as she had to step into the ice cold ocean with her hot pink pumps to whisk away to the next show. Dedication ladies!
(Photo and Text by Jauretsi)
If you’ve followed Fashionista since its inception, then you’ll recognize the collage style from writer/illustrator Faran Krentcil, who served as the fashion site’s first editor. After that, she made waves at Nylon as their digital director, as well as writing for a few other independents. Here’s a spanking new collage found on her personal Tumblr to ring in the big year. Here’s to new resolutions!
(Photo: Faran Krentcil. Text by Jauretsi)
![Catherine Deneuve: Scary Yet So Stylish
By Jauretsi
This Halloween, if you want to pass on the chaotic parties, rent yourself Roman Polanski’s 1965 classic, Repulsion. Catherine Deneuve plays a repressed Belgian manicurist left alone in a London apartment by her sister and creepy boyfriend. What ensues is a series of hallucinations, uncontrollable demons, and the evolution of beautiful woman gone stark mad.
The gradual intensity of the jazz score (by Chico Hamilton) sets against the moodiness of black and white film (created by the same cinematographer who made Dr. Strangelove)… [MORE] It’s the Fashionista’s perfect Halloween gift with a few DVD’s available on eBay starting at $10. For the die hard Deneuve fans, get yourself the classic Repulsion movie poster as well. All New Yorkers will be happy to know that The Film Forum will be screening the new 35 MM Print in the big apple on October 31st, running through November 8th.
(Photo: Film Stills Courtesy of Compton Films. Collage by RomanbyPolanski Tumblr)](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mcf3to2u9S1r8o3vyo1_500.jpg)
By Jauretsi
This Halloween, if you want to pass on the chaotic parties, rent yourself Roman Polanski’s 1965 classic, Repulsion. Catherine Deneuve plays a repressed Belgian manicurist left alone in a London apartment by her sister and creepy boyfriend. What ensues is a series of hallucinations, uncontrollable demons, and the evolution of beautiful woman gone stark mad.
The gradual intensity of the jazz score (by Chico Hamilton) sets against the moodiness of black and white film (created by the same cinematographer who made Dr. Strangelove)… [MORE] It’s the Fashionista’s perfect Halloween gift with a few DVD’s available on eBay starting at $10. For the die hard Deneuve fans, get yourself the classic Repulsion movie poster as well. All New Yorkers will be happy to know that The Film Forum will be screening the new 35 MM Print in the big apple on October 31st, running through November 8th.
(Photo: Film Stills Courtesy of Compton Films. Collage by RomanbyPolanski Tumblr)
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