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"SourPatch Kids" mark the spot. The sweet and the sour that together, make up life.
Sweet Secret: It's always fascinated and elated me, to open the pages of a high end fashion magazine, and see the ad's, designs, colors, even the people, that a year prior, I knew would be there.
I cannot see dead people...but if you needed me to pull together a collection, say for a new TV show...and have it ready tomorrow, and have it air a year from now... I't'd be nothing less than a straight on bulls eye.
Sour Secret: I'm really and truly kick-ass fantastic at getting it done right. Ten minutes, ten actors, ten ill-fitting ball~gowns? Bring it. It's sour because it's not something "I want", rather it's something I'm good at, passionate about, and quite frankly, "I need".
There you have it, apparently, I'm a Sour Patch Kid.
A very well respected member of the community who, interestingly enough, is not on the way into, or out of jail, said something today that provoked me into sharing the above secrets, and below photo's. After speaking with a very "big deal dude" at CBS, she gave me the advice he'd passed along. "Get as much work as you can and buff up a resume". Wow...such insight...this guy certainly eats his apple a day.
I do apologize. I adore, and respect greatly this woman, but am beginning to understand why this man has gotten the reputation of being an idiotic jack-ass.
FYI: She did not tell me her friend's name, it's just my own gut feeling that it was this particular man.
I'd barely rang the bell this afternoon when she asked if I'd seen...and I cut her off. "The Prada ad in Harpers? Yeah I know. The roses right? Did you see the other ones, with the pearls? " I'm not sure it's "allowed" to put up other designers' ads. Therefor, YOU HAVE HOMEWORK. ;) Look at Chanel's Winter 2011/2012 collection online, Dior, Lanvin (try the Bergdorf's site) and the November or December issue of Harpers Bazaar. Oh! And the January (I think) issue of Nylon Magazine too. Pretty please, and thank you quite kindly ;) Then take a look at these:
Quite Kindly,
Mell
66/50
"SourPatch Kids" mark the spot. The sweet and the sour that together, make up life.
Sweet Secret: It's always fascinated and elated me, to open the pages of a high end fashion magazine, and see the ad's, designs, colors, even the people, that a year prior, I knew would be there.
I cannot see dead people...but if you needed me to pull together a collection, say for a new TV show...and have it ready tomorrow, and have it air a year from now... I't'd be nothing less than a straight on bulls eye.
Sour Secret: I'm really and truly kick-ass fantastic at getting it done right. Ten minutes, ten actors, ten ill-fitting ball~gowns? Bring it. It's sour because it's not something "I want", rather it's something I'm good at, passionate about, and quite frankly, "I need".
There you have it, apparently, I'm a Sour Patch Kid.
A very well respected member of the community who, interestingly enough, is not on the way into, or out of jail, said something today that provoked me into sharing the above secrets, and below photo's. After speaking with a very "big deal dude" at CBS, she gave me the advice he'd passed along. "Get as much work as you can and buff up a resume". Wow...such insight...this guy certainly eats his apple a day.
I do apologize. I adore, and respect greatly this woman, but am beginning to understand why this man has gotten the reputation of being an idiotic jack-ass.
FYI: She did not tell me her friend's name, it's just my own gut feeling that it was this particular man.
I'd barely rang the bell this afternoon when she asked if I'd seen...and I cut her off. "The Prada ad in Harpers? Yeah I know. The roses right? Did you see the other ones, with the pearls? " I'm not sure it's "allowed" to put up other designers' ads. Therefor, YOU HAVE HOMEWORK. ;) Look at Chanel's Winter 2011/2012 collection online, Dior, Lanvin (try the Bergdorf's site) and the November or December issue of Harpers Bazaar. Oh! And the January (I think) issue of Nylon Magazine too. Pretty please, and thank you quite kindly ;) Then take a look at these:
Mell
66/50
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