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Eco-Ink: FOOD

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Like most great ideas I have, the one for this post came from Oprah. More specifically, from the Oprah Show I watched yesterday in which she highlighted the documentary "Food, Inc.," Michael Pollan and his new book Food Rules, Alicia Silverstone and her new book The Kind Diet, and Chipotle founder Steve Ells. Each had slightly different takes on what a sustainable, kind, healthy, and conscious diet looks like, but they all stressed that final point. It is CONSCIOUS.

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Screen story - INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS

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A couple weeks ago, we got this tee from Loveless Apparel in at the shop, and I almost had what Perri refers to as one of my "movie-gasms" as soon as I saw it. I immediately exclaimed to Cody, "Doesn't this remind you of 'Inglourious Basterds'?!"

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The Lojie Awards 2010

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So it's a award season for film, meaning I have an excuse now to spout off about Oscar-bait movies. Not that I need one.

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Styling With Michaela: TWILOOK

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We were all a little nervous about this week’s episode of “Styling With Michaela.” It’s not that we doubt Michaela’s brilliance, but she had never seen the movie we were modeling the look after (no w

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Thriving Trend Watch: VINTAGE-Y PREP

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“500 Days of Summer” (one of my favorite movies of the year) has left a style mark that carries over into fall.

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Thriving Trend Watch: WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE

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The new Spike Jonze film "Where the Wild Things Are" is bringing the classic children's book back into hipster consciousness, with a screenplay co-written by Dave Eggars that lends a deeper meaning of family to the coming-of-age story. The look of the movie is beautiful, interesting, and totally nostalgic, with fashion taking note. Earth tones, wood designs, fur, and monster garb abound. And Thriving Ink is on board.

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