#malibu magazine

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Sofia Boutella for Malibu Magazine, June 2017

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Dedicated to my dear @aaronsaxon (given it's one of her very favorites.... And mine too), who inspired me with this post

And of course, to all of you who want to enjoy! ♥ ♥ ♥

[prettymysticfalls]

I'm very happy that there was a turn of events that brought me to where I am right now, but at that time, I really needed to take a break.

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Adriana and Anna for Photo France

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1994 Mortal Kombat: Blood and Thunder Gold Foil Cover Malibu Comics Order Form Comic Ad

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Malibu shot by Igor Pjörrt for office magazine

Timeless Luxuries

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1979 Chevy Malibu

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Malibu for FACT Magazine Issue 03

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Audrey Hepburn in Malibu, California Photography by Milton H. Greene for Look Magazine 1953

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malibu by igor pjörrt for fact mag s/s 22

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Sasha Pieterse for Malibu magazine, 2014

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Diego Luna by Michael Muller For Malibu Magazine, 2016

Bonus: the BTS Video, directed by Tyler Kindred

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Are These New Binishells The Future of Architecture?

Are These New Binishells The Future of Architecture?

This weekend’s New York Times Style Magazine features the futuristic and environmentally efficient 6,500-square-foot Malibu home of Robert Downey Jr. and his wife Susan. Designed by architect Nicolò Bini, the undulating home was created using Binishells, originally invented by the architect’s father in 1964, now developed into a new form of building, leveraging natural forces to provide greater…

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REVERY COAST 🌊 May Cover Issue for @gmaromagazine

Photographer/Editor/Creative Director: @daletiborphotography

Model: @ikon_diva

Wardrobe Stylist: @bridgetdickey

Makeup & Hair: @makeupbykayce

Photo Collage edit by @makeupbykayce

Congrats team y'all killed it !!! 📸👙🌊

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[Update: Apocalypse in Pink part 2 is out now]

Before Barbenheimer, there was “Apocalypse in Pink,” the August 1983 theme of fashion/culture magazine SPECTAGORIA. The issue’s controversial imagery of Barbie-esque models attempting to stay gorgeous and glamorous amidst nuclear annihilation sought to, in the words of editor/photographer Sera Clairmont, “revel in the morbid absurdity of the new American condition,” an “anxiety vibrating underneath all our plastic smiles.”

“It’s The Hot Pink Cold War,” Clairmont wrote in her introduction. “It’s ‘Material Girl’ on the radio and ‘WarGames’ at the drive-in. It’s ‘Girls Just Wanna Have Fun’ interrupted by the emergency broadcast signal. We’re told to look sexy, dress fashionable, make money, and spend money, but be sure we’re just the right amount of terrified about the bomb. Get that Malibu dream home, keep working on that perfect body, sip cocktails by the pool in your little pink bikini and watching the stocks go up — but STAY VIGILANT! and for God’s sake vote Republican, because that dream home could melt into a pink plastic inferno at any given moment. Just don’t stop smiling as the blast liquefies your skin into bubbling ooze like a Barbie doll in a microwave - it’s bad for the economy.”

***Continued in PART 2***

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