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Summer Suiting

August 21, 2024, by Celina[zilla_likes]
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March Reading List

March 27, 2024, by Celina[zilla_likes]
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Snowbody’s Business

February 28, 2024, by Celina[zilla_likes]
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December Reading Recommendations

December 4, 2023, by Celina[zilla_likes]
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Basquiat’s Brethren

October 18, 2017,
by Celina[zilla_likes]

I love a good graffiti wall. Not just for the photo opp, but for the artistic history it represents. Graffiti bore a new wave of street art, public art, and guerrilla art. In an art world governed by institutions with class and race boundaries, graffiti gave outsider artists a space to comment on the world. 

What better outfit to wear in a graffiti alley than high-high boots? I paired these with an oversized sweater dress to balance textures and silhouettes. I wore this look in Montreal, it’s great for travel because it makes a statement but is actually super comfortable and walkable.

Dress: Primark, Boots: c/o Shoedazzle, Purse: Purchased in Florence

Photos by Nisreen Galloway.

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