Showing posts with label orange. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orange. Show all posts

Saturday, August 11, 2018

Orange on Fine!


Gwyneth Paltrow poses upon her arrival for the 68th Venice Film Festival. photo by Pascal Le Segretain.





Giulia Salemi, Matteo Manzini lors de la première du film ''The Young Pope'' lors du 73ème Festival


Wednesday, May 2, 2018

Orange Black


"Black women in most settings redefine place."
- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories


Black woman in orange is carefully modest and bold!


"[A] Black woman in orange is modest and bold! Colors lay boldly, or gently on dark skin. It is how gently they gauge their impact upon their public or how little they care about opinions about them that makes what they chose to wear so indescribably appealing!

Of course, I grew up with this. I can always find ways of enjoying the range. . ." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 3/9/18 




















Orange hair, blue jeans, black heels on a sepia woman is something strong other women cannot pull off with aplomb, excellence or assurance. It is a gift the powers of Black American women. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories (12.21.16) 

Monday, March 9, 2015

FACE PARIS

Paris Hilton

"Facing the self is as dangerous as facing a gun. The idea of self tangled with the myth of what is prestigious and refined about Paris, France goes to the core of an elitist quality of life in the Washington DC area." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 3.1.13




Monday, October 21, 2013

FREE Movements

Femme De Luxe
The model is striking!

"Seldom have I seen orange wrapping itself around a woman's body in big cities, or small. Perhaps it is the hesitation, or fear of expressing too much, or overwhelming passerby. I don't know. I've simply noticed the type of radiance coming from the women I've recently seen in oranges engaging an element of the soul often unattended." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 2.24.13


The model is striking!!!!


Friday, September 27, 2013

The Lioness

"The sense of nobility a daughter feels and later embodies comes from her mother's sense of being. It is transferred from breath to breath and within each gesture are the teachers of the daughter's spirit." - Gregory E. Woods 9.27.13

Lioness Diaba Sala
Sept. 26, 2013


"It is what holds us up that tells the story of who we are."
- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories
9.27.13