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Been a while, but restarted this whole thing on Instagram if you’re still into it. NBD if not whatever.

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Gossamer came by and chatted with me about life, drugs, and cookies. (But go read everything else on their site, it’s dope, I swear.)

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Old Gucci video I made. Go go Gucci. (Not like an official thing.)

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“I Enjoy Being a Girl” Mashup.

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“Amour Amour” by Livia Blanc

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Princess Zelda

The Legend of Zelda franchise is one of the world’s most well known, most addictive and frankly, best video game series of all time. For the uninitiated, the games tend to whirl around three main characters: Link, Zelda, and the villain, Ganon. Zelda is the princess of Hyrule, which is always threatened by Ganon. Her powers and story vary slightly from game to game, but let’s take Ocarina of Time as the bible here, okay? She’s got a piece of the triforce, is down with the sages that control time and stuff, and also occasionally dresses like a dude. In the end, it’s only with her help that Link can save the kingdom, naturally.

1: Chill Zelda: Dress by Temperley, shoes by Alexander McQueen

2: Princess Zelda: Dress by Simone Rocha, shoes by Saint Laurent

3: Sheik Zelda: Jumpsuit by Tibi, shoes by Gucci

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Joan of Arc

The popular representations of Joan of Arc out there aren’t exactly the most accurate, but they’re not far off from the truth, and they all end in the same place. So, long story short: Joan is cool and important—especially in France. Whether or not she was an emissary from the God is much debated (her visions weren’t actually of Jesus, FYI). With the blessing of Charles VII (soon-to-be King of France), Joan was sent to battle in Orleans. When the army defeated the English aggressors along with her encouragement, she won their respect, loyalty, and support. From then on, she was instrumental in military campaigns throughout France during The Hundred Years’ War, which eventually ended with a French victory and the crowning of Charles VII. Unfortunately for Joan, she was captured by the English and burned at the stake for her crimes, which then amounted to heresy and cross-dressing. These charges were later reversed in a posthumous retrial and Joan was eventually canonized in 1920.

1. Peasant: Dress by Celine, shoes by Balenciaga

2. Saint: Dress by Erdem, shoes by Alexander McQueen

3. Soldier: Dress by Alexander McQueen, jacket by Balenciaga, boots by Balmain

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