Point of View. View Point. Different Point of View. A Different Outlook. A Different Look at Life. A Different Feel. A Different Vision. A Different Sense. The Breaking of Inertia.... This was my own feeling when I recently came to pick up, flip through, and discover the magazine called BABY BABY BABY. (Right there in the newsstand on 42nd st, amongst a slew of other fashion magazine).
This trio of a BABY is described as "A magazine for girls like you !" but what girls are being referenced here, exactly? Well, girls M.I.A (left cover).
They're easy going, and do not giving a shit about the norm of life.
They're girls whose style is their individuality and clothe are viewed as a [simple] compliment, 
to that style. An enhancer, not a definer. A rough edge is about them and their beauty is to be discovered. Pealed off, layer by layer to reveal the seven layers of beauty. A beauty that is deeper then skin deep and more of an aura and human notion. They're free, and loose, and defiant to the norm. Opulence behooves them not, as does freedom and a sense of achievement. They want to be what they are, and they want to do what they know they ought to do, and be. It's a different ought all together. It's the ought of knowing what you're put here to do and what you ought to do to figure out that one thing, or two or three... They're trouble and excitement, and fun, and life. There is also another side to them, which we wont get into that here.
I picked up a copy at a clothing store several years ago and loved it immediately. I have never found another copy for sale since. I guess I'll have to look harder. If I remember correctly, its out of mexico.
Posted by: Images: T | 01/07/2009 at 12:53 PM
I was wondering why this article said "Well, girls like Peaches Geldof (seen above)". Because Peaches isn't in ANY of those photos.
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Yea.
Posted by: Thalia | 05/06/2009 at 09:12 PM
thanks for catching that. I fixed it :)
Posted by: John | 05/06/2009 at 09:16 PM