[amen69fashion]

Isabella Blow in Nipples in Naples photographed by Robert Astley Sparke, Tatler, 2004 

[amen69fashion]

“One of my favourite Isabella stories is the day she was on location in Italy shooting an editorial for Tatler with art director Leon St Amour and photographer Robert Astley Sparke. Isabella had noticed that Tatler had never published a shoot with a women’s nipple exposed. So in true anarchical style, she decided to make the shoot “Nipples in Naples.” Isabella insisted that her female assistant should model for the shoot, but she was apparently too nervous to do so, maybe because it was her first day on the job. Isabella, though, was less nervous and stood in front of the camera on the streets of Naples, showing nipples.”

[violentwavesofemotion]

Sylvia Plath, from The Collected Poems of Sylvia Plath; “Firesong,” (edited)

[nevver]

David Lynch

[icedespressoo]

https://www.instagram.com/p/

The nicest compliment I’ve ever received was when someone told me they think of me every time they listen to Rihanna

[sohothothot]

How many rules am I to break before you understand
that your double-standards don’t mean shit to me?
I know exactly what you say when I turn and walk away
but that’s ok cause I don’t let it get it to me

So the moral of this story is: Who are you to judge?
There’s only one true judge, and that’s God
so chill, and let my Father do His job

really tho why does no one talk about how important salt-n-pepa are? this track dropped in 1993 - they’ve been callin bitches out on their bullshit double standards for women waaaaaaay before most of us were even around. this a feminist /anthem/ and if you think any less then i suggest you hit the replay button real quick. 

like damn tho the sheer girl power that these girls preached was unbelievable. “push it” and “let’s talk about sex” both were female power anthems about seizing your sexual identity and not apologizing for shit. they pulled a collab of the fucking century with “whatta man” with en vogue, giving us a prime example of what can happen when to ballin-ass girl groups collide and work with each other, and /NOBODY/ has topped that yet. 

too many of yall are sleepin on the feminist classics that are these wonderful women - pay homage to the hip-hop queens that laid the ground work for all this shit and think about that the next time you wanna try and pit modern day artists against each other to see who’s “the baddest bitch.” you’re not helping anyone with that shitty attitude and not a damn one of these women would thank you for it. 

[onlynaomi]

Vivienne Westwood with Naomi Campbell after the ‘Anglomania’ AW93 show at London Fashion Week, February 1993

[soulsearcher33]

Salt-N-Pepa, Xscape, SWV, En Vogue,TLC

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