QUICK: Striping It Down

As simple as it looks like. Fitted plain white dress shirt from H&M. Add some black painting. Done. I actually did this before, last year to be more specific, using the same fabric marker I used for my leopard shoe. As I washed the shirt it started to discolor and shit. I did it again and I hope I can wear it more than once now.


Tão simples quanto parece. Camisa branca de modelagem ajustada da H&M. Pinta umas partes de preto. Pronto. Na verdade eu já tinha feito essa camisa antes, ano passado mais precisamente, usando a mesma canetinha pra tecido que usei no meu sapato de onça. Fui lavando e a tinta começou a desbotar. Fiz de novo e espero poder usar essa camisa mais do que uma vez agora.

(I remember watching this and starting to get the black collar on the white shirt feeling/ Lembro de assistir isso e começar a sentir a onda do colarinho preto na camisa branca)

Non-identical Twins

Bought those at Asos.com. I felt I had to pimp them a little bit so is sort of created two distinct personalities for each one of them. One is Navajo kinda-of-thing and its really spring looking. The other one has a concrete, monocromatic constantly moving (the fringe) feeling. Love them so bad. I'm considering wearing one in each foot.

 Comprei estes dois na Asos.com. Senti que precisava dar uma incrementada neles então eu criei uma espécie de personalidade pra cada um deles. Um tem essa pegada navajo, étnico e me lembra a primavera. O outro tem um ar de urbano, concreto e movimento constante (as franjas). Amo os dois demais que estou pensando em usar um em cada pé.

Start From The Beggining

Well, I have been planing to have my own blog since I was 15 but I never did it. Now I'm doing it and I have some pictures and videos that I've been keeping on my computer for so long that I gotta start this blog from the begining.

Those pictures were taken last year, with some friends while I was in Brazil. This jacket is a canadian hockey varsity jacket that I bought for something around 12 dolars in a second hand store in Brazil (really funny right).

By that time I used to wear braces paires with glasses that I found in a dusty old box at home. They were my grand-grandfather glasses. I just changed the lens so it would fit me (and my sight problems). I currently do not wear braces and only wear my glasses at school if necessary.

I really hope I can keep this up and hope you enjoy it.