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micasaessucasa:

(via Twins: Houses in Five Parts by William O’Brien Jr. | Yatzer)
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A murmuration.

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skarletfyre:

Okay. Found this with the other Repo poster.
Fuck yeah.
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annamarie:

Hello!  Welcome  to Food & Fashion, a project where I, along with my good friend and  fellow food lover Aziz Ansari, hit up five of our favorite restaurants  in NYC and dressed for the occasion. Today’s post is about our trip to  Roberta’s in Brooklyn.  For this trip, I told Aziz we should just dress  in our current favorite outfits that seem like they would blend in with  the Brooklyn chic of Roberta’s atmosphere. Read below for a full recap  of our delicious meal and a breakdown of our looks.  Photos by Noah Kalina.  Food photos by me. ROBERTA’S261 Moore St. Brooklyn, NY 11206 AAI suggested going to Roberta’s after reading the recent glowing review in the Times. I’d been before but didn’t eat quite this much food. Needless to  say, this was ridic. Anna and I combined weigh about the size of one  fully grown man, so I must say I was impressed we were able to throw  down with this massive 12 course juggernaut of a meal. The highlights  for me were the grilled octopus with watermelon and black garlic and the  cuttlefish with nectarine, chili, and basil. Also, delicious were the  Cannery Row cocktails we had. Ginger beer and whiskey concoctions rarely  do me wrong. (Also quite tasty is the Quiet Storm at Employee’s Only.)

 octopus with watermelon, sea rocket, and black garlic 
The  only thing we didn’t have in our tasting was the pizza - but when we  went back the next day - BOOM! DELICIOUS PIZZA ALL UP IN MY FACE. Both  pizzas we had were fantastic.  One was the Speckenwolf, the other was the Bee Sting.  Special shoutout to the honey that was  drizzled on the Bee Sting. I miss you honey. AMThis  meal was no joke, we ate for three and a half straight hours.  I think  it’s important to mention that before this meal I had not eaten any meat  (besides fish) since Aziz carelessly suggested I read Eating Animals by  Jonathan Safran Foer 9 months ago.  Cool, so what better way to  reintroduce meat than than a Wagyu strip steak that tasted  like butter?  My favorite dish was  the trofie with clams, tomatoes and bottarga, but I also loved the  octopus.  As a rule I love octopus, just feel like I need to get that  out there in case, you know, someone is dying to prepare me a delicious  meal.

 waygu strip steak
Roberta’s  feels like the ultimate destination for Brooklyn style.  This place is  filled with the kind of people who probably wake up looking sharp as  hell.  We kept it low key with our clothes, Aziz’s pants are from Uniqlo  and my entire outfit amounts to a combined cost of $60 thanks to Sir  Dov Charney at American Apparel.  But DON’T WORRY what I saved on my  clothes I blew many times that on the BCBG spike heels.  I had to. I was  defenseless against the shoes. I didn’t have a choice and I will stand  by that.

 AA is wearing:Polo - Shipley and HalmosJacket - Band of OutsidersPants - UniqloShoes - Commes de Garcon x Converse Jack PurcellShades - Persols AM is wearing:Skirt - American ApparelTank - American ApparelBra (which seems like an integral part of the look) - Betsy JohnsonShoes - BCBG Max Azria

AM’s makeup:Eyeliner: MAC Blacktrack Fluid Line and Make Up For Ever Aqua Eyes in 10LBrows: Make Up For Ever Aqua Eye Pencil in TaupeConcealer: Make Up For Ever HD ConcealerEye lashes: Lancome Hypnose Drama Mascara and Mattesse Individual False Lashes
 
Thank you to Roberta’s for helping us stuff our faces!
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untitled by lukasz biederman on Flickr.
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youmindifi-slytherin:

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rozarria:

nogoodhabits:

thanosthemadtitan:

I just snorted.

^

oh my god

I lol’ed

OH
MY
GOD
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Summer on the Terrace.
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