Source: Russh December 2010
Friday, January 28, 2011
Arnsdorf in Nylon
Arndorf article in the latest issue of Nylon. No doubt Jade will do us proud at NY Fashion week!
Vanessa Paradis - St Germain
One of our all time favourite songs, from one of our all time favourite ladies. Petite merveille...
Monday, January 24, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Mother Nature shows her hand
To the people of Queensland, especially those who have family or friends that are missing, our thoughts are with you. May the courage and strength you have already shown continue and never falter.
To donate to the Queensland Government's appeal, go to the Premier's Flood Relief Appeal page.
To donate to the Queensland Government's appeal, go to the Premier's Flood Relief Appeal page.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Black Swan
Saw "Black Swan" this week, the amazing new film by Darren Aronofsky and stars Natalie Portman, Mila Kunis, Barbara Hershey and Vincent Cassel (remember La Haine?). The film has been receiving rave reviews worldwide, and I must admit I have to give it the same props.
The storyline follows a New York City ballet company that is preparing for the production of Swan Lake, choosing to cast a newcomer as both the White and Black Swan. Dancer Nina Sayers (Natalie Portman) competes for the part alongside several other young dancers, including newcomer Lily (Mila Kunis). Nina lives with her caring but overbearing mother Erica (Barbara Hershey), a failed dancer who tries to control much of Nina's life.
While it isn't an "enjoyable" film to watch, it still captivates you and Natalie Portman's protagonist Nina Sayers stirs mixed emotions in the viewer, tugging at your heartstrings, while at the same time frustrating you incredibly.
The movie is a psychological thriller in the style of Roman Polansky's Rosemary's Baby, The Tenant and Repulsion. The promotional posters continue this homage, and their style have that 70s thriller/horror vibe to it. Check them out:
A beautiful yet disturbing and powerful film that you should definitely see, but be warned, it's a heavy ride.
The storyline follows a New York City ballet company that is preparing for the production of Swan Lake, choosing to cast a newcomer as both the White and Black Swan. Dancer Nina Sayers (Natalie Portman) competes for the part alongside several other young dancers, including newcomer Lily (Mila Kunis). Nina lives with her caring but overbearing mother Erica (Barbara Hershey), a failed dancer who tries to control much of Nina's life.
While it isn't an "enjoyable" film to watch, it still captivates you and Natalie Portman's protagonist Nina Sayers stirs mixed emotions in the viewer, tugging at your heartstrings, while at the same time frustrating you incredibly.
The movie is a psychological thriller in the style of Roman Polansky's Rosemary's Baby, The Tenant and Repulsion. The promotional posters continue this homage, and their style have that 70s thriller/horror vibe to it. Check them out:
A beautiful yet disturbing and powerful film that you should definitely see, but be warned, it's a heavy ride.
Like us & win!
Hope you all had a lovely Christmas/NY season! To celebrate the start of 2011 Pearls & Lace is giving away an item of your choice from our wonderful selection and all you have to do to be in the running is to Like the Pearls & Lace page on Facebook. Not bad for one click's worth of work, don't you think?
Sunday, January 2, 2011
IRO Russh Feature
Check out the IRO feature in the December issue of Russh Magazine. Available exclusively online in Australia at Pearls & Lace.
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