Robyn in Seattle 2011, in Adidas SLVR jacket

Robyn is now on her way to Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong for a small tour before the final Body Talk concerts in Europe in the end of Oct/Nov! Me myself is back in Sweden, after crazy week in London with many meetings, preparing for the RODEO release party on Friday where some 2FACED1's will play a big part! You can also hear us on Radio Metropol this week!

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Closing an extremely bizzy week with a ceremony via Leopard Milkshake since I had this thing for silk pajamases and other silky things for a while, spot on skirt/dress over here! More substance when I return, fellasss!

Photographer Rowan Papier Fashion Directors Mario Horne, Torr Love MUA Eugene Kevin Model Josilyn Williams @ DNA 

See full collection at Style.com

If I could I would have been in NYC now, NY Fashion Week is full on and Alexander Wang showed yesterday, I tried to forget about it but it was hard when my Instagram was swimming in AW images. (BTW I thiink I forgot to post the article Style By's Maria Soxbo wrote about the Wang house, interviewing me about Alexander, will do). The collection was spot on as usual, the show ended on a similar way as Nhu Doung's earlier on the Swedish Fashon week - with a glow in the dark surprise, but here on the clothes! I love white on white and white on white is what we've been doing for a while, (remember the white on white in the show I directed /styled for Swedish Hasbeens SS12, our make up was kinda similar too!) and we will keep it coming. On front row it was more like the rest of the collection; black on black! Alexander Wang equals pop culture so here's your pop stars!

The afterparty had noone other than BUSTA RHYMES headlining among others, check the pictures from the MADE afterparty here

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Over at 2FACED1 we have this idea of a Transnational identity based on the share-ability of pop culture in an Internet-connected world, where huge amounts of people also have migrated/emigrated the last century. Pop culture is, in many aspects, a phenomenon driven out of today's market capitalist economy, but we refuse to just see it as something trivial and dumbed-down for the masses. Instead we label it a common language, that at it’s best moments encourage people to create their own identity, without basing it on a specific ethnicity, nationality, gender, sexuality and class. We think pop culture contain important knowledge that just hasn't hit the Universities yet!

Welcome to the 2FACED1 State Of Mind Blog - a think tank for the ones skilled with the gift of being self aware enough to have a double folded view on identity, featuring loads of certificated 2FACED1 writers!

First out is Nathan Hamelberg's "One Love vs. Murder Music"- an article looking upon Homophobia in Jamaica as a last chain of Colonialism, while also shedding light upon common reference points between the American Gay-liberation movement and the conscious reggae and dancehall scenes. Is a more mutual understanding of the parallel histories of the movements possible?