Redefining humidity

The cat dragged in something this weekend that got the whole interwebz all a-flutter. Would anyone like to venture a guess what this is?

You’re probably sick of looking at them, but come on. One can never get tired of appreciating beauty (and the hard work that goes into maintaining that beauty).

Where are they, you ask? At Abercrombie & Fitch’s first store in Singapore at Knightsbridge (as if you don’t already know), which will open its doors on 15 December.

Get in line because we’re gonna make a visit ourselves this week, just so you know, we can do some last minute Christmas shopping admire those abs up close.

London style

Happy Weekend, y’all! Loving this video of 100 years of fashion in London from 1911 – 2011.

Favourite decades: 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and now.

Sidetrack: Have you noticed that the “goodness” of music and fashion started becoming inversely proportionate to each other from the 70s on?

Earworm Saturday: Passenger Fever

No, we didn’t forget that it’s Saturday! We just got distra-

So today we can’t stop listening to Passenger Fever, which is really two songs in one, a smashing mash-up by Go Home Productions aka Mark Vidler of Iggy Pop’s The Passenger and Peggy Lee’s rendition of jazz standard Fever:

Excuse me while I go check out that shiny thing over there now…

Earworm Saturday: We Used to Wait

The simplicity of this song just cuts right through. A song about secret love, longing and lost chances, this one can speak to all of us.

Who cares if no one knew who they were, Arcade Fire truly did deserve that Grammy for this album.

Earworm Saturday: Wolf and I

Now this might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but I’ve just got to share it, because it’s just so good:

Oh Land is really Nanna Øland Fabricius, a former ballet dancer from Denmark who became an electropop singer-songwriter and record producer after an injury ended her dancing career.

This one was taken off her second eponymous album, and you can hear more of her electro goodness here.