#dazed & confused

[zegalba]

Nyagua Ruea wearing John Galliano l'école de danse' S/S 1996 + Balenciaga fall 2021 armor boots for Dazed "Same spells, new rituals" autumn 2021, by Rafael Pavarotti

[legendarytragedynacho]

Tilda Swinton by Glen Luchford for Dazed & Confused Mayo 2010

[venusimleder]

Dazed & Confused, August 2008.

Ph. Philippe and Césarie Yard

[hannahleah]

Kate Moss for Dazed and Confused, 1999 by Rankin

[radioheadarchive]

OK Computer ad in Dazed & Confused #32, July 1997

[cyber-corp]

Just saw Barbie at my local cinema and holy shit was it an experience.

People from all walks of life, families with their daughters, young lovers, seniors all came to see Barbie and all appropriately dressed in hot pink.

Especially fitting considering the film’s humanistic message. You don’t have to be all of the things that are expected of you, what you are already is good enough, so just enjoy yourself! Such a universal message that I think only something like Barbie could pull off.

But also this film is on Zoolander levels of humour, could not breathe during the Ken-off.

Ken out of Ken.

[celine-song]

I'd like to quit thinking of the present, like right now, as some minor, insignificant preamble to somethin' else.

Dazed and Confused (1993) dir. Richard Linklater

[ammascrellin]

dazed and confused (1993) / clueless (1995) / 10 things i hate about you (1999) / the virgin suicides (1999) / bring it on (2000) / the princess diaries (2001) / freaky friday (2003) / mean girls (2004) / juno (2007) / jennifer’s body (2009)

[softestaura]

gisele bündchen in “drama queen” by liz collins for dazed and confused july 1999

[baphometbarbie]

Gisele for Dazed & Confused Mag, 1999

[a-state-of-bliss]

Dazed & Confused 2006 - Cillian Murphy by David Slijper

[zegalba]

Hody Yim for Dazed Magazine (2023) Photography: Erika Astrid

[inbredlamb]

[venusimleder]

Dazed & Confused, December 2001.

“Tainted”

Ph. Laura Schiacovelli

[radioheadarchive]

OK Computer ad in Dazed & Confused #32, July 1997

[angryaromantics]

There really does come a point when you've been aromantic long enough that you no longer wish you weren't. You will learn to navigate amatanormative society, and you'll carve a little piece out of it where you can be happy. The happiness you find might look different than the average alloro person's, but that's okay. It won't be theirs, it'll be yours. And it's worth the struggle and uncertainty getting there. I promise 🌱🌻