FROM THE CANDY SHOP

 
This week in the Candy Shop is yet another non-South American! Shocked right? This boy was very popular from last Monday's Mood Board and this yummy candy's name is Fiachra O' Corragain. And I'm here to tell you, I'm not the settling type, but if I had to take this lad from Ireland's his last name, I'd have no problems! Fiachra is a multi-disciplinary creative. A composer, a multi-instrumentalist, singer, music producer, dancer, content creator and is also by day a dental anesthesiologist for dental procedures. Fisacha studied music at University College Cork and achieved a double first-class honors degree with final results that were in the top five highest marks in music ever by that university. And at the unprecedented age of 21, Fiachra commenced PhD studies in composition at said school. In 2016 he got his PhD. I also think he got a PhD in thirst traps! Fiachra captures self-portraits on his Instagram and has nude modeled and he isn't shy. Talented, musically inclined, a true artist, hot as hell and LOVES dogs! A brain and a body- what more could one ask for???

Am I the only one swooning?

IN THREE WORDS

 In this feature, each week I'll share a guest with you all, 

and you tell me in only three words what come to mind.

In Three Words...

Judy Garland

CHILDSPLAY

 

One of fastest growing favorite fashion designers for me at least, has to be Robet Wun. If Im going to a runway show. I want drama, creative creations, and well-made garments, and pieces that could be transitioned into design for pedestrian wear. And it you want drama then you came to the right place, because he'll give it to you. Robert Wun's fall /winter showing was titled Childsplay at the Paris Galliera in Paris. This Hong Kong designer brought childhood imagination, memory and fashion nostalgia and wrapped it all up into one. The showing reimagined iconic characters and darker childhood motifs, ranging from Cinderella, to a "wolf" wool inspired tailored suit, which the Mistress would gladly wear if I was a power bitch, to Snow White in a cobalt gown with doves to Maleficent-esque dark silhouettes. Looks incorporated playful surrealist elements such as balloon adorned gowns, paint splattered textures, conical party hats, vibrantly colored space helmets, to stuffed animal accessories and spin art patterns. The House of Borghese give this showing all 10's! 10 10 10 10's across the board!

Now hit play and sit back and take in the wonder, delight and magic kids...

TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE.....

When a favorite illustrator of mine collides with my favorite holiday I love it. Leo Di-Fazio is a French hyper realistic sketch artist, them mixes it in with digital illustration and other techniques to get a very unique look to his works, which are recognized for their evocative, and rich detail and a distinct blend of portraiture, folklore and mythic, homoerotic and spiritual symbolism. His finished product often blends a poetic atmosphere with striking color contrasts.  His portfolio heavily showcases allegorical figures, historical portraits, and at times depictions of Greek Gods. In addition to his art he also collaborates with the French design house La Kigne 29, in which his designs are adapted onto high end home decor textiles, wall hangings, cushion covers and printed canvases. I'm not opposed to this version of Halloween, with tricks that treat!