Part of a new batch of things Modcloth is selling that they claim will "support rural craftsmen and women of Nepal." Not sure if I buy that without any specific details... for all you know, that could just mean "support rural craftsmen and women of Nepal by supporting the sweatshops that pay them their wages!"
I'm pretty sure this was the first Mraz song I ever heard, way back when I was about thirteen. :) Still pretty fond of it, and him. I like his music best when it's real acoustic though, so I haven't really followed his newer stuff, since it seems to be kinda studio-stylized... O well. He's a groovy guy in any case, and I think I'll always have a soft spot for him.
Happy National Coming Out Day! :) Whether you want to make a bright pro-gay statement, or just wanna rock a cheery rainbow on those nasty cold days, OR BOTH, these earmuffs are an intensely cute style solution. I first got a pair made specially as a Christmas present for a friend, and they were frankly so amazing that I had to get one for myself too. (They're even using my customer appreciation pics as modeling shots in the item listing! ♥) They started out as a custom order that I requested from the seller/maker (so don't be afraid to contact her if they're out), and now they've become a semi-regular item in the shop's stock! And they just put a new pair up for sale today. Highly appropriate. I wore my own pair today to the National Marriage Equality March, and they were quite well-received by fellow marchers! Almost makes me look forward to going back to the chilliness of Pittsburgh. (They're very good at their job of warming your ears.)
This song was featured at the post-march rally at one point, and later on, so was the cast of HAIR! So, here is a lovely combination of those two lovely things. Enjoy!
THIS HAT IS MARVELOUS. I love how from one angle it's completely cute and normal, but then completely rocks this epic knit-mohawk thing when you see it from the side. Brb gonna find some brit punk for it...
Maybe not the best match for the necklace, but it's an old favorite of mine. And it is a song about the end of a war, the ideal of a post-war peacetime life... so I think it fits.
Wake up say good morning to that sleepy person lying next to you; if there's no one there, then there's no one there -- but at least the war is over.
"Foks is a unique and original Celapiu design. It is a handcrafted fox-shaped scarf, a witty accessory and pro-eco manifesto at the same time. Fokses come in two different lengths: this short one has a flat, 'run over by a roller' look, and a special clip, that helps to adjust it around your neck. You can order gloves-cum-mittens to go with your Foks (they are $27)."
I usually skip past this song on my Itunes (I like Weezer's new Red Album way better than their Green), but I let it play this morning, and it's been stuck in my head all day. Enjoy.
"A little grandmother and fat old dog save her champion bike-riding son from the French Mafia with the help of performing, frog-eating triplets." I love this movie so much. The artwork is fantastic and it works together with the music very well, so that a rich story is created with next to no dialogue.
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And while we're on the subject, here's the main song from Triplettes, performed by "M" (Mathieu Chedid)
Okay actually no it's not the end at all. There's a couple other songs I wanna do for Wolf Week, so how about we extend it in the spirit of the long Labor Day Weekend?
Tell your good friends You love them all doubtlessly Wordless and senseless Without reservation Now's the time now's the time now's the time now's the time
NYLONVINYL is a (hopefully) daily blog for clothes and music. Each entry = 1 thing to wear + 1 thing to hear. All content is crossposted to livejournal.