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Friday, 1 November 2013

XXI



[Wordsworth] attributed to imaginative literature the primary role in keeping the human beings who live in such [new urban, industrial] societies emotionally alive and morally sensitive. Literature, that is, could keep humans essentially human.

(Norton Anthology, Fashion Gone Rogue)

Wednesday, 2 October 2013

XVIII

"The more digitally dependant we become - and today we really are, we like to press buttons - I think the more craftsmanship is celebrated."

"Imagination and problem solving are a really big part of great work, there are no great artists who don't solve problems. Often it just comes down to finding the most beautiful solution."

- Heidi Moore-Gill, Vogue Australia Oct 2013







The most editorially enthralling issue with such on-point content I've had the pleasure of devouring in a long long while.
Cheers, VOGUE
- S

(Images: Fashion Gone Rogue)