Showing posts with label Stars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stars. Show all posts

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Framework



01. Woody Allen 02. Kanye West 03. Buddy Holly 04. Michael Caine 05. Kurt Cobain
06. John Lennon 07. Geordi LaForge 08. Malcolm X 09. Johnny Depp 10. Dame Edna
11. Stephen Colbert 12. The Blues Brothers 13. Austin Powers 14. Yves Saint Laurent
15. Elton John 16. George Costanza 17. Bootsy Collins 18. Elvis Costello 19. Terry Richardson
20. David Hockney 21. DMC of Run DMC 22. Andy Warhol 23. Mohandas Ghandi
24. Steve Urkel 25. Napoleon Dynamite 26. Clark Kent 27. Shock G of Digital Underground
28. Truman Capote






01. Woody Allen 02. Kanye West 03. Buddy Holly 04. Michael Caine 05. Kurt Cobain 06. John Lennon 07. Geordi LaForge
08. Malcolm X 09. Johnny Depp 10. Dame Edna 11. Stephen Colbert 12. The Blues Brothers 13. Austin Powers
14. Yves Saint Laurent 15. Elton John 16. George Costanza 17. Bootsy Collins 18. Elvis Costello 19. Terry Richardson
20. David Hockney 21. DMC of Run DMC 22. Andy Warhol 23. Mohandas Ghandi 24. Steve Urkel 25. Napoleon Dynamite
26. Clark Kent 27. Shock G of Digital Underground 28. Truman Capote

Friday, January 22, 2010

Adidas x Star Wars Launch

Last night was part II of the BBB Party/release marathon. The music was
life, then oriental, then weird, the waitresses wore Nike hoodies and the
place was freezing, but since I had the best possible partycrowd the night
couldn't have been better!
I was also happy to see most of my girls in one
spot, especially the ladies that I hadn't seen for soooooo long!
To complete the female circle only my sis was missing.....































© Julia Schoierer

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Adidas x Star Wars



and next Thursday the collection will be launched...



















Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Falling stars

From the 2nd of october-7th of november one can watch shooting stars
on clear nights. But tonight it's supposed to be extra busy. A shower of
up to 30 falling stars per hour that all belong to the tail of the Halley's
Comet
will speed up to 60km/sec as they cross the sky
– so you better look quick!




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