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I don’t follow trends. I burn them to the ground. Whether it’s music, culture, or the twisted undercurrents of human nature.

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Proof that coastal real estate comes with hidden costs. ★★★★☆

The fog movie poster woman trying to keep arm from the fog from entering the door

tldoerr@tldoerr· 12d

Notes for my biographer

Aerial shot of snowy opening in a forest

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tldoerr@tldoerr· 21d

HBD legend. 🖤 Willem Dafoe serving pure menace in The Grand Budapest Hotel. The jacket? Prada. The aura? Untouchable.

Willem Dafoe slipping a drink into an inner pocket of his black Prada leather jacket as the villain
In Grand Budapest hotel.

tldoerr@tldoerr· May 3

Man in bed reaches for stack of magazines whilst on the telephone

tldoerr@tldoerr· Mar 22

If you want to understand the "Björdk" thriller wardrobe, look no further than Hunter Schafer in Cuckoo (2024). It’s the ultimate collision of high-fashion silhouette and high-stakes survival. 🦋🧥 #CuckooMovie #HorrorFashion

A woman with a blonde bob haircut stands outdoors, squinting with a skeptical or disgusted facial expression. She is wearing an oversized, vibrant teal-blue satin bomber jacket over a white top. She holds a smartphone in one hand while her other hand is tucked into the jacket pocket. The background is slightly blurred, showing the dark silhouette of a vehicle.

tldoerr@tldoerr· Mar 21

The Brood (1979) is the ultimate fashion horror movie. Those snowsuits? Iconic. The psychological trauma? Very Canadian.

A film still from David Cronenberg's 1979 horror film The Brood showing three children standing in a school cubby area. The central child, a young girl with blonde bangs, wears a bright red and navy blue snowsuit with a pointed hood. To her left and right are two other children in heavy, vintage winter gear: one in a mustard orange and green parka with a red-and-white striped scarf, and another in a light blue snowsuit. The background features white wooden cubbies filled with colorful children's belongings, creating a stark, domestic contrast to the tense atmosphere.

tldoerr@tldoerr· Mar 16

Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy looked chic. But chic isn’t the same thing as culturally relevant. Women today don’t need another minimalist saint. They need permission to be visually interesting.

A medium shot of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy wearing a crisp, oversized white button-down shirt with the collar popped and sleeves folded back at the cuffs. She is paired with a high-waisted black pencil skirt. Her blonde hair is parted down the middle, and she carries a small gold beaded evening bag. The background is dark, suggesting an evening event.

A full-length candid photograph of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy walking at night alongside JFK Jr. She is wearing a long, structured black overcoat layered over a black midi dress. She completes the look with black pointed-toe slingback heels. Her hair is straight and loose, and she is wearing a bold red lip.

tldoerr@tldoerr· Mar 11

Trying to look extra cute so the vet forgets about the shots.

A medium-to-large mixed-breed dog with tan and black markings, similar to a German Shepherd mix, sits patiently on a light-colored tiled floor. The dog has large, expressive brown eyes, floppy ears, and its tongue is slightly poking out in a relaxed expression. A pink leash and collar with a heart-shaped tag are visible. The background shows a blue wall and medical equipment, suggesting a veterinarian's office setting.

tldoerr@tldoerr· Mar 8

The 'Scream Queen' trope is outdated. We’re in the era of the 'Final Agent'—the woman who doesn't just survive, but actively dismantles the house that was built to trap her. 🏠🔨 #WIHM

tldoerr@tldoerr· Mar 8

Did you know the iconic design of the Gill-man—the face of a legendary monster—was created by a woman, Milicent Patrick? And she was erased from the credits by jealous male colleagues? The horror is happening behind the camera too. 🎨🚫 #WiHM #WomenInHorror

A 1953 publicity photograph of Milicent Patrick, the designer of the "Gill-man" monster, sitting on a stool and smiling as she uses a fine brush to paint details onto the mask of the Creature from the Creature from the Black Lagoon. She is dressed in a dark sleeveless dress with a light-colored jacket draped over her shoulders and is surrounded by various Creature masks and sculpting tools in a workshop.

tldoerr@tldoerr· Mar 1

tldoerr@tldoerr· Feb 23

The screen is a flat ghost. Go touch a leaf. Remind your fingers that the world has texture and juice and mystery that cannot be scrolled. 🌿

tldoerr@tldoerr· Feb 22

Happy 100th to Edward Gorey. Whether he was draped in seventy pounds of fur or sketching the unfortunate ends of the Gashlycrumb Tinies, he did it with more style than the rest of us could dream of. A century of Gorey, and the world is still delightfully unsettled.

A grainy, black-and-white candid photograph of the artist and author Edward Gorey walking briskly down a crowded New York City sidewalk. Gorey, a tall man with a full, bushy white beard and dark sunglasses, is dressed in his signature eccentric style: an oversized, floor-length fur coat with a thick, hand-knitted scarf wrapped high around his neck. He wears casual light-colored trousers and white canvas sneakers, creating a sharp contrast with the heavy fur. In the background, other pedestrians in 1970s-style winter coats—including a woman in a leopard-print coat—look on as he passes by. The scene captures the high-contrast, gritty atmosphere of mid-century Manhattan.

tldoerr@tldoerr· Jan 21

A moment of pure NYC alchemy. 👄✨ Grace Jones leaning on Nicola L’s Red Lip Lamp (1969) in Richard Bernstein's Chelsea Hotel apartment. This shot, featured in Apartamento Magazine, is a masterclass in 20th-century avant-garde synergy.

tldoerr@tldoerr· Jan 21

"I wanted to make art that you could live with." — Nicola L. 👄✨ The iconic Red Lip Lamp (1969). Nicola L was a radical force in the 60s and 70s, blurring the lines between the human body, furniture, and sculpture.

Red Lip Lamp by 1960s and 1970s famed artist.

tldoerr@tldoerr· Dec 7

Shirley Jackson (1916–1965) Master of quiet, psychological dread and suburban paranoia. Her work (like The Haunting of Hill House or The Lottery) excels at finding the rot beneath the veneer of American politeness.

tldoerr@tldoerr· Sep 9

tldoerr@tldoerr· Apr 17

1/ 🩸 Stop celebrating patches. They’re band-aids, not solutions. Don’t let the tech industry fool you. They just patch what we already know. It’s a never-ending game. #TechLie

tldoerr@tldoerr· Apr 17

1/ 🔥 You’ve been hacked. Yeah, I said it. Your devices, your apps, your data—exposed. Zero-day vulnerabilities? They’re everywhere. And you don’t even know it. #CyberSecurity

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tldoerr@tldoerr· Mar 22

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tldoerr@tldoerr· Mar 13

Happy birthday to the ultimate flamboyant gamine, the legendary Liza Minnelli! ✨ A masterclass in drama, charm, and fearless individuality—forever serving cabaret magic, razor-sharp wit, and that undeniable star power. Here’s to Liza with a Z! #LizaMinnelli #Iconic

tldoerr@tldoerr· Mar 6

Rule #1: Know what makes you weird and double down. The internet is full of beige people saying beige things. Be the neon sign in a sea of flickering bulbs. #PersonalBranding #StandOutOrFadeOut

tldoerr@tldoerr· Feb 9

Mia Farrow walked so every flamboyant gamine could run—preferably in a mod mini dress and a mischievous grin. ✨🎂 Her style? Waifish yet bold, delicate yet defiant. The secret? Contrast, confidence, and a dash of mystery. #FlamboyantGamine #MiaFarrow

tldoerr@tldoerr· Feb 9

Growth will break your heart before it sets you free. The version of you that’s fading isn’t loss—it’s evolution. Let it burn, and step into the fire.

tldoerr@tldoerr· Feb 9

Which Edie Sedgwick signature look would you steal? 🖤✨ 1️⃣ Micro-minis & tights – the ultimate mod moment 2️⃣ Oversized fur coat & nothing else – pure drama 3️⃣ Leotard as daywear – effortless rebellion 4️⃣ Smoky eyes & statement earrings – 60s perfection

tldoerr@tldoerr· Feb 9

Edie Sedgwick was the ultimate flamboyant gamine—chaotic, chic, and effortlessly rebellious. Micro-minis, fur coats, kohl-rimmed eyes, and a cigarette dangling from her lips. She didn’t follow trends; she was the trend. Would you dare to channel her? 🚬✨ #FlamboyantGamine #EdieSedgwick

tldoerr@tldoerr· Feb 8

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