“A typical line from the press materials for CK in2u goes like this: “She likes how he blogs, her texts turn him on. It’s intense. For right now.””
Thanks, Exploding Aardvark!
“A typical line from the press materials for CK in2u goes like this: “She likes how he blogs, her texts turn him on. It’s intense. For right now.””
Thanks, Exploding Aardvark!
It looks like some bizarre hipster parlor game. “Touch The Monkey,: and he’s it.
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My nodes are very pleased to meet them.
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oh, yeah, all my “grunge” friends, with their 25 cent flannel shirts and $2 jeans from goodwill were all spending $40 on PERFUME. what a fucking tool that NYT writer is. just because the CK marketing director says it doesn’t make it true.
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I was confused by that, too. I’m sure the writer is implying the fashion industry and mainstream population of 90s culture, not the *actual* grunge people who influenced them. The flannel and homeless vibe on the runways in 92 or 93 were not exactly a true reflection of that culture anyway. Then grunge was declared dead shortly after by the very people who exploited it.
Losers!
sonotin2ckin2ukbye
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perhaps Kim Gordon wore ck1, altho i would hope that if she were spending money on scents she’d buy chanel. she did name her baby coco.
kthxbye would be a great name for a fragrance.
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That’s it, I’m going back to stevedoring….
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Whaa? No Cory Kennedy?
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Speaking of which, I am going to make a Where’s Waldo-esque picture book including the killing fields of Sierra Leone and make a colorforms transfer of Cory Kennedy and you can put her in new kinds of awkward situations. None of this NYC meatpacking hipster shit.
Fun!
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