Alright world, we get it. Lena Dunham is our savior. She is the second coming of Christ for single white female millenials entering the workforce in a shitty economy and bathing in a cultural climate that borders on insufferable. She’s tapped into the unique societal pulse that for some reason has gone untapped by academics and laypeople alike.
I watch Girls, I get it.
But I’m going to throw something out there, which might not be as palatable, but I promise it’ll win you over, just as she won me over. I’m talking about Zosia Mamet, the (slightly) hidden gem of Girls, and my latest hard-core girl crush. She’s adorable, she’s intelligent, she comes from a great family. I sound like I’m trying to play matchmaker, but that’s just because she is THAT much of a catch. World, meet Zosia Mamet. I’m going to take you through your need-to-knows, and then you’ll be crushing, too.
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Mel Sourlis
Estonia’s northern climate is conducive to natural fabrics like homespun wool, linen fabric and sheepskin, keeping Estonians warm during the damp and cold winter months. Colors for the clothing came from plants which were a source of dye for the weaving wool and embroidery thread. Patterns, styles, designs as well as methods of sewing, weaving and knitting have influenced, and have been influenced, by neighboring cultures. Culture always seeps through the political boundaries and the boundaries of ethnic Estonians have shifted a lot over the centuries.
April 26, 2013 | 11:41 pm