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P’trique is a style icon.
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In fairytales monsters gather energy from fear. Monsters are weak; that’s why they’re cruel, but they’re manipulative and predatory, they know where to strike in order to extract all the strength from their prey. Their victims are strong; draining a powerful woman is satisfying.
In these tales, what a woman must do to regain the strength that has been stolen from her is fight back while simultaneously releasing her captor. She must look the monster in the eye and declare, “You have no power over me.” She must tell the villain, “You are weak. I take back the energy I supplied you. You have no hold on me. I belong only to me.” She must meet his gaze, shrug, and declare, “That’s it.” Then she must turn her back and allow the monster to disappear.
holy shit I used to get these. I loved the peach taste but I thik they had gum inside and that was kind of nasty.
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Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton for Interview Magazine | ph. Fabien Baron
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Guinevere Van Seenus: The Royal Issue - i-D #318 by Daniele + Iango, Spring 2012
“If I were Queen for a day I would play with all of the crown jewels… take a nap and then play with them some more!”
Guinevere is wearing an Alexander McQueen cape as a veil. That is the fiercest sentence I’ve ever written!
