photo by my sister
it has become a yearly thing to celebrate black friday here on sisters in black frocks. I must admit I have not been very consistent with writing and posting my photo projects lately. I can't say that I have not been doing anything, but this year I have had some setbacks both creatively and personally. I really enjoy feeling inspired and for some reason this year I didn't feel it so much. I don't want to complain that nothing great happened this year because that actually is not true. I had some really beautiful moments in new mexico and some of my own personal projects, but I felt like it was dramatically less than what it has been in the past, but as I have mentioned before in previous posts its all about quality over quantity and as I get older I really want to create imagery that's both thought provoking, but still enriched with style. personally, as well, I have been dealing with some other internal issues that I think has affected me a little. I know with time I will feel better, but I think we all go through inner battles sometimes where things feel dark and empty. I know with time it will lead to some unique breakthrough, but for now I have to get through some struggles in my head and then manifest it into something dynamic. nonetheless, it hasn't stopped my love for all things noir chic and since its black friday I thought about one of my favorite black dress moments of this year. in august, I went with my sister to new york city. we spent the day at the met museum too see the fashion and the catholic imagination exhibit. it was really magnificent seeing all the alexander mcqueen and dolce & gabbana sicilian widow dresses. I've always loved the connection between religion and fashion, so this was really something too marvel at. at the museum I wore my helmut lang asymmetrical black dress and my sister snapped this pic of me in the egyptian part of the museum. I guess what I love most about this photo is my reflection and my body language. my sister captured it perfectly and I think it sort of reflects the mood I am in now, which is a little bit introspective, yet still noir chic. perhaps, maybe its not just a mood, but forever my look.
