Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Sin Cos Tan - History (me working as a costumer.. i love it)
Sin Cos Tan - History (Official Music Video) from Stereotype Helsinki on Vimeo.
SIN COS TAN - HISTORY (Official Music Video)
DIRECTOR and DOP Juho Risto Aukusti Lähdesmäki
GRAPHIC DESIGN / VISUAL EFFECTS Sakke Soini
CAMERA OPERATOR Henna Välkky
LIGHT DESIGN Alpo Nummelin
EDITOR Henna Välkky
STYLIST Fiona Timantti
STYLIST ASSISTANT Heini Rasinen
MAKE UP Miia Magia
RUNNER Lucas Pedersen
MODELS
Daniela Keravuori/Paparazzi Model Management
Emilia Lahti/ Paparazzi Model Management
Wilhelm Enckell
Tunnisteet:
friends,
fun,
music,
music video,
sin cos tan,
work
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Rebecca Clamp music video shot in one of my favuorite shops in Helsinki, Paloni.
Her voice is quite something!
Tunnisteet:
music,
music video,
paloni,
rebecca clamp
Thursday, May 2, 2013
The Black Angel, 1946
Black Angel, 1946. It's a shame that Peter Lorre didn't usually get bigger parts, i think he was marvelous.
Miss Marlowe has a pretty swell flat..
And some nice dresses too.
Tunnisteet:
40s,
Film Noir,
movies,
peter lorre
My first gif! "I think you are in love with that man!"

"I think you are in love with that man!"
"Not in the least!"
I know shes lying.
Ansa Ikonen in "Professori Masa", 1950.
Tunnisteet:
50s,
ansa ikonen,
films,
love,
my giff,
professori masa
Monday, April 29, 2013
When flappers ruled the Earth: how dance helped women's liberation -The Guardian
Josephine Baker at the Casino of Paris in 1939.
A really interesting article about women of the 20s, Charleston, Josephine Baker and the liberation on women in The Guardian.
"Having endured racial abuse and discrimination back home, Baker was now advertising beauty products that allowed white women to mimic her own glossy cropped hair, her burnished skin and supple silhouette. It was an astonishing turnaround for her. But it also demonstrated the power that the symbols of the jazz age – its clothes, music and dancing – had to cut across social barriers."
"Having endured racial abuse and discrimination back home, Baker was now advertising beauty products that allowed white women to mimic her own glossy cropped hair, her burnished skin and supple silhouette. It was an astonishing turnaround for her. But it also demonstrated the power that the symbols of the jazz age – its clothes, music and dancing – had to cut across social barriers."
Tunnisteet:
1920s 20s,
charleston,
jazz,
josephine baker,
paris,
traditional jazz dance,
women
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Helsinki Traditional Jazz Dance Company
Some of you might know that i'm a real passioned dancer. I have a ballroom background, but three years ago i found something that really feel is the thing for me, traditional (or some say authentic) jazz dance! We have a small performance group too, in gthe photo above (i'm the one on far right) we are performing at the Helsinki Burlesque Festival few months ago.
Those costumes are designed by Anni (third from right) and me and made by Anni. She is my partner in crime on many fields...
And here we are at Kulttuurikeskus Caisa after our last performance on thusday.
From left: Elina, Oona, Me, Anni, Serena, Malin & Clyde (our wonderful teachers), Kirsi, Nina.
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