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    Shield Shades

    Ever since the limited edition Dior Blow blew my mind… and when I saw these mad scientific shades at MAGIC last August… I can’t wait to rock in sunnies in LOS ANGELES.
    So, to prep for my move:
    1> 1980s vintage sunglasses with smoke lenses and neon pink bar across top! Ultra wide temple for maximum drama that tapers to ear.

    2>Testarossa Safety Shades – Blue Mirrored

    3>Jeremy Scott Gold Tool Box

    Want!

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    Litter SF

    Talk about a creative campaign idea. LITTER is a San Francisco jewelry line specializing in vintage chains, chain links, necklaces, bracelets, Grecian head jewelry and all sorts of amazing and innovated statement pieces.

    Check out their latest model call.

    “This is how we have decided to start styling some of our jewelry shoots…We are looking for male and female models. Please send us an email if you are interested.

    mackenzie@littermb.com
    rachael@littermb.com

    The Beauty & the Brains!
    San Francisco designers Mackenzie Burdick and Rachael Mann have never been ones to throw away junk. Because without all that trash, there would be no LITTER.

    The sisters create bold, one-of-a-kind adornments from materials found at flea markets, salvage yards, and in hardware bins. They started LITTER, their aptly named jewelry line, in early 2009. “We love taking something old and giving it a new life and form,” says Burdick.

    LITTER:
    2161 Union Street #1 San Francisco, CA 94123
    415-932-6361

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    Toronto Urban Film Fesitval & TTC


    TORONTO URBAN FILM FESTIVAL
    Silent 1-minute films on the TTC
    September 11-20, 2009

    CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS NOW OPEN
    SUBMISSION DEADLINE JULY 15, 2009

    The Toronto Urban Film Festival (TUFF) is programmed on the network of 270 LCD screens on over 50 subway platforms of the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). The third annual TUFF runs in September, at the same time as the Toronto International Film Festival, offering artists an audience of 1 million daily commuters.

    TUFF is based on an open call for participation from both trained professional, and untrained amateur, filmmakers. We accept all genres of silent 1-minute film, video, and animation.

    Filmmakers are asked to submit to one of 7 urban-themed categories that engage the imagination of an urban populace.

    TUFF 2009 Categories:

    Urban Imaginary – the hopes and fears that help form our concept of city
    Urban Encounters – the moments that make city-living worthwhile
    Urban Diversity – the differences that make us stronger
    Urban Journeys – the multitude of ways we navigate our city
    Urban Ideas – the opinions and politics of an engaged populous
    Urban Natural – the living city, both nurtured and oppressed
    Urban Secrets – stories about the hidden or forgotten city

    Trinity Square Video Pitch Award – Deadline May 30th, 2009

    Send us a one or two paragraph pitch that describes your 1-minute film idea. The seven submissions that best capture the spirit of the TUFF themes will receive a TSV membership and up to $600 of in-kind support towards both the production and post-production of their TUFF movie. TSV Pitch Award Winners will be screened on the 8th day of TUFF. For more information about TSV: www.trinitysquarevideo.com

    Send your short pitch with CV and contact information to: A4C@torontourbanfilmfestival.com.

    TUFF 2009 Judge and Guest Jurors

    We are pleased to announce that Don McKellar (award winning Canadian writer-director-actor) has agreed to be our judge for 2009, selecting his top picks for the festival.

    The jury for 2009 includes Pablo de Ocampo (curator and Artistic Director, Images Festival), Christina Battle (experimental filmmaker), Jennifer Chen (Director of Acquisitions and Programming at Channel Zero), Dara Gellman (video artist), Ali Kazimi (documentary filmmaker and Professor in Department of Film at York University), Janine Marchessault (Professor in Cinema and Media Studies at York University and Co-Director of the Visible City Project + Archive), Lisa Steele (video artist and Chair of the Department of Art at the University of Toronto).

    Awards

    Our guest Celebrity Judge chooses the top 3 films of the festival. Each of these is awarded a prize, one of which will be a trip for 2 generously donated by BelAir Travel. Each of our 7 guest programmers awards ‘Best in Category’ to the top film in their category. Audience votes determine the winner of the TUFF Choice award. Prizes are dependent on corporate sponsorship, and will be announced shortly.

    For more information or to submit your film online: www.torontourbanfilmfestival.com
    TUFF is co-produced by Art for Commuters (www.art4commuters.com) and Onestop Media Group (www.onestopmediagroup.com).

    Contact: Sharon at A4C@torontourbanfilmfestival.com

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    Shoe Heaven

    Shoe heaven aka the Petite Feet Sample Sale!

    These were size 7 🙁 too big
    boat shoes!
    woah



    Wanna see what I bought?

    Tan over the knee, peep toe leather boots – Jessica Simpson

    These are crazy! Shannae saw them and told me I HAD to get them.. So I did. I think I’ll wear these with denim, with leggings with a killer skirt, with a LA attitude, with some statement jewelry… Go see what Shannae bought over at What Women Want.
    Sunshine yellow leather pumps with corset details – Jessica Simpson

    Every since I saw those yellow t-straps in that Old Navy spring ad campaign, I have been looking hard for those statement yellow heels. These just might be it! So fun and playful, if you like the play the games I play! I’m gonna Polyvore these bad boys soon. Sigh. So this is what true love feels like.

    Olive super sexy CFM heels 🙂 – Jessica Simpson

    These shoes are so bADDDDDDD they are so teetering high that it’s probably a staple for those ‘i date a basketball player’ type. Just saying… love all of them! Make sure you check out the sale its on all weekend.

    Yowza, that’s right!

    (Scroll up and click the pink flyer on the right.)

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    XS is the new Republik

    Went down to check out the hundreds of thousands of dollars in renovations done to pump blood and vitality back into the Richmond club stripe – the newest hot spot is XS (excess, not extra small). Dazzling crystal chandeliers, chocolate dipped strawberries and a cute saxophone player. Not bad! Hope the clubheads won’t be too drunk to notice :)

    For more info, check out: ClubXS




    Belvdere 1X bar
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    Joe!

    Finally went down to Loblaws and got me some Joe makeup 🙂


    They replenish every Weds at the Queens Quay Loblaws!