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20090826

Sonia Rykiel Fall Winter 09/10

"I stole my boyfriend's jacket, and I will never give it back."

Sometimes we act a certain way to suit the personalities of our clothing which is why people would pay 100 bucks for a tee-shirt even if it looked like shit. In this case it is about how it makes you feel. Ok, so I admit watching this video to listen to Sasha Pivovarova's voice. But it sure proved to be 8 minutes well spent- a fashion show less on the glamour, more on its garments. The often annoying intention to wow us audience (unfortunately many often successful) is absent. If you have not heard your jacket tell you bedtime stories or rompers wishing they were less confused...

Anyway, notice how the setting looks unfinished, impromptu even but who cares when everyone looks like they are having a great time?

steph wrote at 11:58 PM



20090517

Hiatus

Sorry for the little updates. been trying to think of how to bring this site forward. It's been quite a ride, getting new jobs, managing our own finances, national service (for the guys) and graduation. I'm kinda sure we're over our heads with work. That's why the first thing to go was inevitably this site. Pretty much so that I've been wondering if it'll be a good idea to just close down this entire thing. I mean come on, there are TONS of other sites like ourpermanence, featuring many many many artists, and wonderful blogs with better css/html than ours. So how do we make this a special place?

As we graduate from our tertiary school lives, so has our schedules and pockets tightened. Maybe a little happiness coming our way is an art exhibition Steph, me and many of our friends are involved in. It's not going to be a great huge event, but something small for us graphic designers to appreciate the fundamentals of print medium. Righhttt here.

Adversities aside, ourpermanence will now go on a hiatus. I'm sure once in awhile, I'll be posting, but who knows? We'll be back full force some time soon, hopefully with some better way of showing information. And CSS. YES. Proper CSS.

Regards,
Sy

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SY wrote at 9:02 PM



20090504

not exactly the Sartorialist....













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Some photos from my recent trip to Bangkok.
What an amazing city. :D


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SY wrote at 3:54 AM