Do's + Dont's
 

Do: Poor Architecture.

Disaster relief is the new heroin chic.




Straw House- 9 Stock Orchard Street/London by Sarah Wiggle



Dont: Frank O Gehry.

I dont have any smug comment ready for you at this time, but your buildings are kind of an eye sore and you look like gonzo the great.

Where have you been? We missed your arty wisdom.

I tripped and fell into a hole, now shut up and post your do and dont.

HEY GEHRY!!!! CURVE YOUR LINEAR FORMS MUCH????

DO: Zoe Strauss
http://zoestrauss.com/












Dont: Nan Goldin
Haven't you died of aids yet?

damn that looks like it hurts.

Do: Shut the fuck up

Don't: Post




















That was the best I got, and I don't even mean it.

Do: Hans Neleman




Don't: Michael Bay - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0213149/

DO"S


Don't

Yes! Yes! Yes!

God, I hate him. And I think I have to watch Pearl Harbor tomorrow.

i was going to see transformers until i found out he directed it

I'll probably end up seeing it, just so I can specifically point out the shittiness to those who loved it.

that straw house is a beauty. i want a straw bale house. same concept, cover with mud, let dry. cozy/ clean/ cheap/ beautiful.

yeah, i bet transformers suck, what a shame as it was one of my favorite cartoons growing up.

Do:



Don't:

bunbury reminded me,









Jean Prouvé's Maison Tropicale.

^that reminds me of my parents summer house if was in a Luc Besson sci fi film

Do: Retro waterfall houses are in this autumn

do: be awesome.
don't: fashion mullet

and i'm so afraid of what michael bay may have done to transformers.

why are you afraid Val?
im so excited, i know the human side of the story will be cheesey and not that good...but the CGI looks amazing, some of the best to date and its gonna be robots smashing the fuck out of robots!!! from what i have seen the robot battles look sweet and i think thats all that matters

Don't:

The hybrid
by Carrie Gorman. Thursday, June 14 2007


Part shoe, part trainer, the hybrid takes the formal brogue and Oxford shape and adds a canvas or soft leather shell thereby striking the balance between smart and scruffy footwear.

Fundamentally, they’re just pointy trainers, with a bit of a “die-hard-trendy” reputation attached, but if you think more Johnny Borrell than Chelmsford geezer on a Saturday night, they can be a flattering and cool shoe. Best worn with slim-fit jeans or needle cords, the hybrid shoe was kicked off by Carnaby Street store Swear and its popularity has spread worldwide, especially in Tokyo and Hong Kong where it is sold as the “London shoe”.

Here are the pick of the hybrids on the high street.


http://www.thelondonpaper.com/cs/Satellite?blobcol=urldata&blobkey=id&blobtable=Mun goBlobs&blobwhere=1157167165594&ssbinary=true



1. SAM
Swear: £65
2. SAMMY
H by Hudson: £65

3. POINTED
Topman: £35 4. VINCE
Best for work and play
H by Hudson: £65

5. BROWN
Topman: £35

6. BERRY
French Connection: £55

7. CANVAS
Grown up Green