Song Titles Are Complicated!

I've been watching a lot of movies and revisiting old music videos lately. It feels weird because my music taste from 5 years ago is completely different and all the songs I used to be obsessed over are now completely meaningless to me. Also kind of creepy, if you know what I mean, because it's like finding your childhood best friend 20 years later to find that she had completely changed.

Clockwise from left: Mariacarla Boscono photographed by Mert & Marcus in LOVE #6, some Vogue UK editorial that I had forgotten about, Anais Malfray and her awesome head of braids, unknown, Jac and Frida photographed by Juergen Teller in the Marc Jacobs fall 2010 campaigns, unknown, unknown

This short film, called "Lost and Found," is one of the best 10 minutes I had ever spend in my life. It's about this boy founding a penguin on his doorstep and decided to help him find his way him. So he build a boat and decided to row to the South Pole. I don't really know how he made the trip in 2 days but this is adapted from a children's book and everything from children's books are legitimate. The middle of the film literally scared the shit out of me because I thought they were going to die in the ocean.

Clockwise from top left: Kirsten McMenamy photographed by Time Walker in LOVE #7, Alexander McQueen fall 2001 — "What A Merry-Go-Around," Kate Moss photographed by Mario Testino in the April issue of American Vogue, Dazed and Confused January 2012, unknown Dazed and Confused cover because the resolution is too small, unknown, Prada spring 1997 campaign, Mariacarla Boscono by Mikael Jansson for Interview Magazine September 2010, Nirvana fans at the Kurt Cobain's public memorial service(April 10th, 1994) 

Clockwise from left: one of the many covers for i-D pre-spring 2012, a photoshoot from The Ardorous, Alexander McQueen for the Rug Company, Christina's World by Andrew Wyeth, Katniss Everdeen but mostly the Meadow from The Hunger Games, unknown, cover image of The Virgin Suicides, Where The Wild Things Are