
I'm so excited!!! I finally strong-armed Dan into drawing these for me. They are excellent!
Now all I have to do is stop being hungover so I can work on the comic. Down with booze.













When the heat hits San Francisco, two of my favorite street styles appear.
One is the woman wearing a sun dress, who looks uncomfortable, and sort of stunned, about her unusual level of public nakedness.
It makes sense. I too own a sun dress that sits in my closet waiting for the one hot day in SF., but when that day comes I just can't stand to be that physically exposed. So I leave it in the closet and wear my normal clothes which are way too hot. Which leads to my absolute favorite SF hot day style.
Look in any park or on any quarter sized tuft of grass and you'll see people lying around with their jeans rolled up into shorts and their tops bunched up into half shirts. My husband, who comes from a place with actual summers, deemed this look The San Francisco Bikini. He thinks it's dumb, "why don't they just by shorts?"
But I think it's a style we SFers should wear proudly. It's the spontaneous expression of people who feel summer heat so rarely that they'll bunch up their clothes and plop down on bum piss covered grass just to get a piece of it. That kind of gumption should only be admired.
The Vivienne Westwood show at the De Young Museum gave me a great party idea. It's a cocktail party (as they all should be) but you supply bins of scrap materials (ex. taffeta or chiffon or cotton remnants), plastic bags, paper, etc., and bins of tape and staplers and have your guests make their own dresses out of the stuff, while they drink booze and eat appetizers. Then everyone can have their picture taken as a souvenir to take home. One could even venture out in the creations.
My friends say to me "Babe, I love those clear bags but I can't carry one because everyone will see the embarrassing stuff I carry".
I'm walking down the street the other day wearing my fave boots, turquoise cowboys, and I pass a guy standing at a trash can. He doesn't really look like a bum but he does look like John Waters, so I quicken my step.



It's called a Baby Aspirin. It's Absolute Mandarin vodka & soda water.
I, we, worship Hussein Chalayan. His fashion creations are beyond compare, not only are they beautiful, they transform in real-time, as you can see in this video. What could be more Batshit Glam than to go about your day in a perpetually transforming dress?
Just try and tell me this isn't complete filth. And it's in plain view on the street in Chinatown. Where children can see it.
It reminds me of my early days of drinking, this particular time I learned that Creme de Menthe is not to be chugged.




Behold my new Batshit Glam style accessory. The Balenciaga Round-Lens Degrade Sunglasses.
Perfect shades for the glamour that makes you go "huh?"