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Green Laces är nordens ledande återförsäljare av skor och accessoarer som är etiskt och hållbart producerade. Det innebär att det vi säljer inte är gjort av andra levande varelser, att människorna som tillverkar produkterna arbetar under rättvisa förhållanden och att vi strävar efter en miljövänlig produktion i alla led.

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Vegan and ethically produced shoes and accessories. International shipping. Shop at Hökens gata temporarily closed, repopening Friday 28 August 2020.

Idag har jag minisemester och Nina står på Höke

Idag har jag minisemester och Nina står på Hökens gata 7 fram till klockan 15.00 om du vill svänga förbi och testa skor! Jag tänkte passa på att visa lite keramik som jag och andra har skapat som dräller runt lite var stans i mitt hem. OBS! Det slank med ett grafiskt blad av @yoyo_nasty också eftersom jag älskar hennes konst.
Bild 1: Min första stora grej jag gjort i keramik. En stor kruka som jag hade med när jag och mitt konstkollektiv @craycollective hade utställning i ateljén. 💖
Bild 2. Närbild på min kruka hehe.. 💁
Bild 3: Längst fram till vänster @klevering_amsterdam till höger ljusstake som jag fått av formgeniet @dennisgraben som skapades till en utställning på @restaurantriche som @craycollective hade. Längst bak skymtar en vas av mästerkeramikern @anna.schroder (min mamma som är helt sjukt begåvad keramiker och min bästa mami) kolla in hennes grejer på @kiselkeramik
Bild 4: Vaser som min lover @offlineandy har gjort samt signerade krukskärvor från ett performance av konstnären Lee Kang-hyo som ägde rum förra sommaren på Östasiatiska museet (vi tror att vi blev kära där) 😍🐬
Bild 5: Skål från gulliga och begåvade Lilit Asiryan @oners___ @lilit.jpeg
Bild 6: Ljusstake @offlineandy och handdrejad liten vas av @anna.schroder @kiselkeramik
Bild 7: Grafiskt blad av @yoyo_nasty

Heej!! Bjuder på två väldigt stela "squats"!? o

Heej!! Bjuder på två väldigt stela "squats"!? och behind the scenes renovering idag! Jag har på mig Tevas Flatform sandaler, om det var någon som undrade. Jag ÄLSKAR dom. Jag har fyra olika modeller från Teva. Inte hundra procent hållbart kanske, men jag använder faktiskt samtliga. Rekommenderas varmt! Jag är här på Hökens gata 7 och packar ordrar i veckorna så om ni vill komma in mejla gärna och tidsboka för prövning! PS Ja det är jag som gjort vaserna, om det var någon som undrade. 😚🌸

Hej! Nu är det min tur att gramma en vecka. Jag h

Hej! Nu är det min tur att gramma en vecka. Jag heter Linnea Schröder och jag är dokumentärfilmare och fotograf och mina stora intressen är konst, musik, och film. Älskar även allt vad friluftsande och skogsliv heter samt DJUR! 🐶🐬😻🐢🐖 Under de fyra år jag jobbat hos Green Laces har jag arbetat med vår estetiska profil och tog tillsammans med @craycollective fram det nya butiksutseendet för två år sedan. Keramik är också en stor passion och flera av de pjäser du ser i butiken har jag gjort.
Bild: Jag och min hund Mischa!

Hello! It's me, Narina. Today I picked one artist

Hello! It's me, Narina. Today I picked one artist of #eclectic aesthetic to tell about. But mostly to show.

His name is #SergeiParajanov, a Soviet Armenian film director and artist. Within his works he created visual fantasy worlds with colourful backdrops and vivid outfits. Parajanov is known for his two exceptional films made in the 1960s: #ShadowsofForgottenAncestors, a rhapsodic celebration of Ukrainian folk culture, and #TheColorofPomegranates, which explored the art and poetry of his native Armenia.

Both films were too experimental for the social-realist paradigm of the USSR, and Parajanov expressing a critical voice as well as being openly gay resulted in a ban on filming for about 15 years, and years of imprisonment in a labor camp.
Parajanov wasn't a rebel in the sense of being a human rights activist. His rebellion was artistic - he produced avant-garde art when when the Soviets demanded Soviet Realism.

A broad public campaign was launched for his release. He was supported by many famous people: Tarkovsky, Truffaut, Godard, Fellini, Visconti, Rossellini, Antonioni, Guerra, Bertolucci, De Niro, Updike and others. Though the authorities ignored these appeals.

However, it was in prison that Parajanov started to create art collages and dolls from any available material.. Using the fact that collage is the art of hint, he put a subtext in each work.

A bit freaky, provocative and surreal, these pieces reflect Parajanov’s free spirit, his gift for caricature and his penchant for transforming mundane objects and situations into something magical.

Check his art works in stories.
Some of them are pictured by me in Parajanov Museum in Yerevan.

#ectlecticart #surrealism #artcollages #forartlovers #sovietart

Hej! It's me again, Narina. I started writing abo

Hej! It's me again, Narina.
I started writing about my fashion memories and realized I am a big fan of #militarystyle. I didn't admit that before.

When I was a student, I adored jackets and coats with wide shoulder straps, fringes and rivets on the front. Back then, #Moschino, #Balmain and #IsabelMarant had such models (the last two brands were advised by #EmmanuelleAlt, so it's not surprising she herself dressed in the appropriate style and was my #fashionicon").

By the way, the history of relationship between military uniform and fashion is a pretty natural fit – the politicisation of army garments has made them a firm favourite among fashion sets. Take the #ThomasBurberry designed trench coat, for example; it was made standard wear for British officers in 1914, rose to iconic status when worn by #HumphreyBogart in the 1942 classic #Casablanca, and has had an unshakeable presence in outerwear ever since.

I remember the first time I made a navy blue coat with my mother and sewed gold buttons on it from my grandfather's uniform (he worked as an investigator and wore such a uniform to work). Everyone asked where I bought it. It was 2007.

Later, we made a #Balmainstyle jacket which was a prototype of Michael Jackson's suit. Was a very hard work to be honest, but worth it! That year I worked for an American film company, and my boss said I looked like a spy.🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

After my mom was helping me to sew linen blazers in military style, navy blue trench coat, khaki trousers with pockets, torn t-shirts with spikes, I got a camouflage denim jacket and a bomber, a bag with many belts on it and so on.

At some moment, I realized my entire wardrobe was mostly dark blue and olive with golden studs, and decided to stop. Though wearing military was very practical.

Since then, I almost don't wear khaki, but I adore blazers (guess it's my favorite piece of wardrobe) and to examine details on military uniforms. Love that aesthetics!

For more military looks - check stories💂‍♀️

#militaryfashion #militaryaesthetic #militarystyle #militaryuniform #fashionmemories

What a rainy day! I decided to share my favorite m

What a rainy day! I decided to share my favorite movies, which I love for its aesthetics. If you've already watched them, then comment, please, it'd be fun!

I'll start with #AlfredHitchcock. My first acquaintance with his movies happened in 2012. I had a whole month of vacation and I watched almost all his works. What is special about them? Definitely the #suspensegenre which personally keeps me in anxiety till the final scene. But mostly I appreciate the visual style and costumes!

Hitchcock was pedantic about visual techniques, drawing storyboards himself and writing the color and style of the costumes in the script. He made sure that the costumes and sets were arranged in the necessary color harmony for the development of the plot. He made 11 films together with costume designer #EdithHead, and all of them are included in cinema gold fund.

Hitchcock was more progressive with his actresses than his leading males. His female characters were strong individuals, and their outfits became inspo for many fashion brands and were made by. For example, the scene at the train station from #Marnie was a key moodboard for one of #Prada 's collections. Echoes of #Vertigo style can be found both in later fashion and movies. #GraceKelly in #Rearwindow wears #Dior dresses in #Newlook style.

In addition to fashion, Hitchcock's films have subtle humor, double meanings, unique visual and movie effects. Here are my other favorites: The Rope, Frenzy, Psycho, Dial M for Murder, Rebecca. Last one explores the complexities of femininity — as well as its thematic relation to masculinity and dominance — through the abstract technique of ambiguity via costume design. Take a look!

Also, I find a lot of aesthetics in French and Italian cinematograhy. Here are some movies which visual style is a piece of art for me. Breathless (1960) and Band of Outsiders (1964) by Godard, the Swimming Pool (1969), Bertolucci's Dreamers and Stealing beauty (love all his works), Le Samouraï (1967), The Passenger (1975) by Antonioni, The Color of Pomegranates (1969), From the Land of the Moon (2016), Call me by your name and many others.

Will share more in stories 🎬

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