This movie was such an aesthetic treat. I suppose it would be difficult to make the New England location in which it was filmed anything but majestic looking. In addition to the beautiful scenery, the clothing which the girls wore (a wardrobe straight out of Anthropologie) and decor of their rooms were also exquisite. This was the first time I'd seen Rooney Mara in, and I must say she put on a great performance.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
screen caps from Tanner Hall (2009)
This movie was such an aesthetic treat. I suppose it would be difficult to make the New England location in which it was filmed anything but majestic looking. In addition to the beautiful scenery, the clothing which the girls wore (a wardrobe straight out of Anthropologie) and decor of their rooms were also exquisite. This was the first time I'd seen Rooney Mara in, and I must say she put on a great performance.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Interview with Alaina Moore from Tennis
Patrick and Alanna performing at ACL 2012 Over the past weekend during ACL, I was able to interview the lovely Alaina, singer of husband and wife duo Tennis. Ever since I first heard Marathon blaring from shop speakers, I have been in love with Tennis's beachy-sweet sound, heavy with dreamy pop melodies reminiscent of the 50's. It was beyond wonderful to meet Patrick and singer-keyboardist Alaina, who was gracious enough to speak with me for Youth Spin between interviews and prepping for the band's ACL set.
So you’re here at ACL. How does it feel?
I love it I’m excited to be here, any excuse to be in Austin
is a good one.
Where are you from?
My band and I are based out of Denver.
When did you form?
We started playing about two years ago, we were in the whole
myspace sound and dance, back in the glory days of myspace, when we released a
song that way and somehow become a band out of that one demo online, so.
You’re songs have are very summery kind of, does that have
anything to do with the name Tennis?
No actually, the name Tennis is totally trivial and
irrelevant to everything, but… our first inspiration to write music was based on
an experience that was spent living on a sailboat for a long period of time in
which it was very summery and that was kind of the vibe and aesthetic, we were
listening to a lot of Beach Boys and girl groups and Paul Simon and things of
that nature, I was kind of rediscovering my love for that kind of music and
that’s kind of what ended up shaping our sound later down the road.
If you had to describe your latest release as a parson, what
kind of person would they be?
Moody, and … maybe multiple personality disorder. Actually for
the lyrics in our latest album Young And Old, I was kind of thinking of a woman
changing over time from youth to old age and I was thinking about how her
perspective would change kind of the emotional ramifications and the maturity
you would gain in that. So yeah, that’s how would describe it.
And lastly, what’s your favorite sandwich?
You know what? Of all time, peanut butter and jelly. It’s
just too good... yeah.
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Friday, October 5, 2012
fall vibez
(source) I absolutely adore Abbey Karson's simple 60's style, her blog has given me a ton of fall inspiration. |
(source) Just add a leather jacket, rosary and dark red lipstick to perfect the image! |
Linda Darnell Really want to master the chic scarf. |
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(source) Loving the Twin Peaks vibes of lovely French brand L'ecole des Femmes. |
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