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gasstation:

Coco Rocha by Craig Mcdean
May 26

gasstation:

Coco Rocha by Craig Mcdean

doctorswithoutborders:
DRC: A Fashion Show Featuring Women Living with HIV This past March was designated women’s month in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In order to close it out on a high note, Doctors Without Borders teams in DRC did something a little unusual. Along with Médecins du Monde and the Réseau National Des Organisations d’Assise Communautaires des PVV (the RNOAC, a national network of community-based organizations that assists people with HIV/AIDS), they organized a fashion show on March 30 that featured 12 women living with HIV/AIDS. The goal was threefold: to fight discrimination against people living with HIV, to alert the public to the tragic lack of access to treatment in the country, and to show what is possible when treatment is made available. The fashion show was designed to send the message that with proper treatment, people with HIV/AIDS can live a normal life and even flourish. In front of a supportive, cheering audience, the women walked with poise and dignity, pausing at the end of the runway to deliver short messages in proud, confident voices. “Do I look ill to you?” one woman said. “I’ve been living with HIV for 14 years and I’m doing great, thanks to ARVs!” another announced. “I’ve broken the silence,” said a third. “Now it’s up to you to make my voice heard!” Photo: DRC 2012 © MSF Women living with HIV walk in the March 30 fashion show in Kinshasa.
May 25

doctorswithoutborders:

DRC: A Fashion Show Featuring Women Living with HIV

This past March was designated women’s month in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In order to close it out on a high note, Doctors Without Borders teams in DRC did something a little unusual. Along with Médecins du Monde and the Réseau National Des Organisations d’Assise Communautaires des PVV (the RNOAC, a national network of community-based organizations that assists people with HIV/AIDS), they organized a fashion show on March 30 that featured 12 women living with HIV/AIDS. The goal was threefold: to fight discrimination against people living with HIV, to alert the public to the tragic lack of access to treatment in the country, and to show what is possible when treatment is made available.

The fashion show was designed to send the message that with proper treatment, people with HIV/AIDS can live a normal life and even flourish.

In front of a supportive, cheering audience, the women walked with poise and dignity, pausing at the end of the runway to deliver short messages in proud, confident voices.

“Do I look ill to you?” one woman said.

“I’ve been living with HIV for 14 years and I’m doing great, thanks to ARVs!” another announced.

“I’ve broken the silence,” said a third. “Now it’s up to you to make my voice heard!”

Photo: DRC 2012 © MSF
Women living with HIV walk in the March 30 fashion show in Kinshasa.

(via darksilenceinsuburbia)

May 24

(Source: fashionindustryconfessions, via forthosewhocravefashion)

tefra:
kinga rajzak by viviane sassen for pop fall 2009
May 23

tefra:

kinga rajzak by viviane sassen for pop fall 2009

strangeforeignbeauty:
James Smith, Frederik Tolke, Jacob Morton & ? | The Rad #4 Faces
[ b&w]
May 23

strangeforeignbeauty:

James Smith, Frederik Tolke, Jacob Morton & ? | The Rad #4 Faces

[ b&w]

May 23

(Source: brofisting, via katataksrainbow)

iammetatron:
I am the stone that the builder refused
I am the visual, the inspiration that made lady sing the blues. 
I am the spark that makes your idea bright,
the same spark that lights the dark
so that you can see your left from your right.
I am the ballot in your box, the bullet in your gun,
the inner glow that lets you know to call your brother son.
The story that just begun, the promise of whats to come,
And I’mma remain a soldier, ‘til this war is won.
May 23

iammetatron:

I am the stone that the builder refused

I am the visual, the inspiration that made lady sing the blues. 

I am the spark that makes your idea bright,

the same spark that lights the dark

so that you can see your left from your right.

I am the ballot in your box, the bullet in your gun,

the inner glow that lets you know to call your brother son.

The story that just begun, the promise of whats to come,

And I’mma remain a soldier, ‘til this war is won.

(via katataksrainbow)

"Our bodies are prisons for our souls. Our skin and blood, the iron bars of confinement. But fear not. All flesh decays. Death turns all to ash. And thus, death frees every soul"

- The fountain  (via rinconpoeticodepat)

(via wellversedetiquette)

May 23

"Freedom is really a state of mind in which there is no fear or compulsion, no urge to be secure."

-

Jiddu Krishnamurti

The Function of Education

(via knowledge-power)

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May 23