the hay{na}ku is a wonderful form of poetry created by eileen tabios, who not only read many of her ha{na}ku, but also a very good interview where eileen speaks on her amazing poetry and her process -
http://poemflesh2.blogspot.com
hay{an}ku -
a trecet 3 lines
1st line = 1 word 2nd line = 2 words 3rd line = 3 words
naturally this appeals to my love of the short poem...try it, you'll like it.
I've already ordered a tiny book {$3.00} of poetry translated by e
hey there darling - I'm amazingly well - just a wee bit bogged down at work - but will give into my secret obsession - your fashion blog - just love the way you do fashion.
Thank you hon, what an amazing comment! im honoured.
You asked the difference between fashion styling and editorial fashion styling. It is the same thing hun. Both titles mean the same thing really, they both style fashion editorials i.e the magazine spreads and shoots that we see in magazines.
thanks so much for all your amazing comments xx marian.
a fashion stylist is usually the same as an editorial stylist(i.e they style editorials/spreads in magazines), some stylists also style lookbook and varying campaigns, high fashion catwalks etc. some people use the editorial fashion stylist strictly for specifically magazine shoot styling. so its interesting as they get interchanged a lot and sometimes mistakenly. There are those who only style editorials, there are others with experience in a varierty of arenas, so people usually those terms to mean a variety of things, fashion styling seems to be broader term but usually encompasses styling editorials and everything else. hope this helps hun. xx
you are so deserving -- funny though I can't see my comments on your interview.
thanks for clearing up the editorial sytlist & fashion stylist dilemma. I would love to be a personal stylist - it's very exciting for me to give someone "a Look" or a different persona.
the hay{na}ku is a wonderful form of poetry
ReplyDeletecreated by eileen tabios, who not only read
many of her ha{na}ku, but also a very good
interview where eileen speaks on her amazing
poetry and her process -
http://poemflesh2.blogspot.com
hay{an}ku -
a trecet 3 lines
1st line = 1 word
2nd line = 2 words
3rd line = 3 words
naturally this appeals to my love
of the short poem...try it, you'll like it.
I've already ordered a tiny book {$3.00}
of poetry translated by e
oops...my hand slipped and this laptop
ReplyDeleteis wildly sensitive, just like my last lover,
but I digress...
I've ordered 3 book sof poetry translated by
poet edwidge danticat.
Thanks for the website Nadege. I will have to check it out.
ReplyDeletehey pretty girl - & the books are only
ReplyDelete$3- each. TY. makes a wonderful give-away
to a fellow poet.
Thank you for the link sweetie, I will check it out and I Love Edwidge Danticat. Her Eyes,Breath... novel is amazing. One of my faves.
ReplyDeletexx
marian
you are most welcome darling. ms.danticat's
ReplyDeletenovel was an amazingly honest read.
hope your well hun! happy wednesday xx
ReplyDeletemarian.
hey there darling - I'm amazingly well - just
ReplyDeletea wee bit bogged down at work - but will
give into my secret obsession - your fashion
blog - just love the way you do fashion.
Thank you hon, what an amazing comment! im honoured.
ReplyDeleteYou asked the difference between fashion styling and editorial fashion styling. It is the same thing hun. Both titles mean the same thing really, they both style fashion editorials i.e the magazine spreads and shoots that we see in magazines.
thanks so much for all your amazing comments
xx
marian.
a fashion stylist is usually the same as an editorial stylist(i.e they style editorials/spreads in magazines), some stylists also style lookbook and varying campaigns, high fashion catwalks etc. some people use the editorial fashion stylist strictly for specifically magazine shoot styling. so its interesting as they get interchanged a lot and sometimes mistakenly. There are those who only style editorials, there are others with experience in a varierty of arenas, so people usually those terms to mean a variety of things, fashion styling seems to be broader term but usually encompasses styling editorials and everything else. hope this helps hun. xx
ReplyDeleteyou are so deserving -- funny though I can't
ReplyDeletesee my comments on your interview.
thanks for clearing up the editorial sytlist
& fashion stylist dilemma.
I would love to be a personal stylist -
it's very exciting for me to give someone
"a Look" or a different persona.
XO