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its monday morning and im on my porch in xtania writing this cus the suns outand so are the tourists... am working on  my exhibition/popup at Copenhagen Contemporary. it's running for two months and the opening is on the 7th of march and you should come <3 save the date! ANYWAYS wanted to write a lil on the blog too and give u a review on this copenhagen weekend this weekend was giving varité so what happened? i don't really club atm so weekends start earlier, feels longer even tho they end faster thursday? did a vultures listening party at månefiskeren. there are some bangers on that album. did u check out ye's news channel? its sort of fab. its random news with rennaissance paintings. yews.news.  went to a gorgeous communal dinner in xtania. high ceilings, live music, all ages and vegan food. nothing annoying about this. then i went to an opening at palace enterprise in the inner city with a sculpture all star-stress. beer was served in small glasses. sculptures were i...

today i did an open call for hot take requests on the blog. someone wrote thoughts on replica fashion  so here is my hot take: first thing i ever owned was a guccy cap. i still have it and its almost broken. its been fiteen years and i have had a real one in the meantime. didnt love it. donated it to charity in the end cus it didnt feel glam. i appreciated the design and the quality of a real one, but a gucci cap is another type of object than lets say an iris van herpen, mcqueen or a small emerging designer's work: actual art pieces. the gucci monogram represents something else. it represents mass production, which does not bother me at all. i'm drawn to it, but for different reasons of why a mcqueen makes me gag. to me, the gucci monogram is the mass media of fashion, the mtv logo in the corner. the place anybody can access. real or fake. the logo is strong enough to exist on a real leather suitcase to the plastic version thats laying in the street, looking up at you from a l...

WORDS ARE TRENDING: A  word is worth a thousand pictures! fashion week has come to an end here in cph, and i just read american psycho. its a thick ass book but its a good one. watched the movie last night it got nothing on the book really. i found the book to be a masterpiece hot take on postmodern yuppie culture(takes one to know one!!) where the killings are metaphors for a culture thats fucked and the movie is just a vague representation of a killer. I do love the all the business card scenes in the movie. Like i wrote somewhere on this blog i have unpurposely started a collection of off-white thick embossed serif font business cards from rich men and in the movie u see why. anyways in the book patrick bateman describes every character's outfit when he sees them. he sees the look before the person. can u relate???  “Price is wearing a six-button wool and silk suit by Ermenegildo Zegna, a cotton shirt with French cuffs by Ike Behar, a Ralph Lauren silk tie and leather wing ...