Licensed to III: The Beastie… Girls
“They sounded like a train wreck, acted like idiots… but it was awesome. Very wild and fun. One of the best shows ever.”
“They sounded like a train wreck, acted like idiots… but it was awesome. Very wild and fun. One of the best shows ever.”
Directed and photographed by Kevelle Branch Makeup by Liv Harvey and Saela Phillips Modeled by Colette Lauture, Nicole Townsend and Layla Williams
Directed and photographed by Isa Luzarraga Illustrations by Willow Torres Styled by Anna Bacal Peterson Makeup by Anna Bacal Peterson Modeled by Sarah Munson and Sara Kelley
Directed and photographed by Emma Cahill Styled by Julia Magdziak Makeup by Emma Cahill Modeled by Breazy Rowlands
Threesomes: a staple of sexual experimentation, the word assumed to precede a story about college coming of age or questioning of “how do you know unless you’ve tried it?” from a partner.
When you’re a kid, you don’t know that you’re different—people have to tell you. And I was told over, and over, and over.
It’s the classic tale of girl meets boy, girl dates boy, and girl falls in love with boy that has young girls swooning over ‘90s rom-coms and daydreaming about when they will meet their prince charming.
It’s important to regard that “girlishness” does not equate to thinness, whiteness, petiteness, or the infantilization of grown women.
Ad-libs, also known as words delivered spontaneously in speech, are the cherry on top. Born out of feeling intense rhythm, they beat and fill the flow of the music we’re bumping today.