Good Friday
My blogs
Blogs I follow
| Gender | Female |
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| Location | West Hollywood, CA, United States |
| Introduction | Rebecca was born in a thrift store. The love child of a prominent British politician and a gypsy cast out of her tribe for her forbidden dalliance, she spent her formative years rebelling against authority at a New England boarding school known for shaping presidents.
She ran away at sixteen, almost, but not quite, leaving her etiquette teacher with a permanent facial scar. Her father would say she squandered away the intervening years traveling the globe, searching flea markets and back alley bazaars for the perfect vintage pieces to incorporate into fabulous new jewelry and accessories. But I think you'll find that these epic adventures gave rise to a unique style combining vintage glamour, indie sensibility, and just a hint of ghetto fabulous. Whether you’re having high tea with the Queen or binge drinking at the local dive bar, Good Friday will make sure you’re outfitted for any occasion. |
| Interests | Thrift store shopping, clothes, used bookstores, glitter, cemeteries, cooking, reading, boys with tattoos, sleep, thai food, rum and cokes, cuddling, white hot chocolate, trips to SF, Japantown, rain, new underwear, flowers, music, flea markets, vegetarian sushi, making collages, making jewelry, indian food, voyeurism, vintage valentines, Scott Pilgrim, circus sideshows, shitty white-boy rap, game nights, etsy.com, NYC, banh mi, caramel pretzel klondike bars, my holga, yelpy indie-rock |
| Favorite Movies | Closer, Garden State, Royal Tenenbaums, Me You and Everyone We Know |
| Favorite Music | Cocorosie, Wolf Parade, Cat Power, Modest Mouse, Lily Allen, She and Him, Coconut Records, Langhorne Slim |
| Favorite Books | The Girl on the Fridge, The Time Traveler's Wife, An Invisible Sign of My Own, Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, Bel Canto, Anthropology: 101 True Love Stories |