(Nov. 8, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) There is no major community or society that promotes love, happiness, or a passionate spirit. It’s a blessing to come by any of those. It’s a blessing, sometimes a miracle to cross paths with someone like Mr. Keating. Someone to push you to believe in how you feel. To… Continue reading Dead Poets Society (1989) Review: Deny Despair by Seeking Real Intimations of Meaning.
(Nov 8 ● Oslin Pierrette) A dark depiction of a black woman. A black woman coming out of Senegal is chosen to be a maid for a white French family. She’s so happy because it’s a vision of hope and maybe freedom for her. She can find work and make something for herself. The idea… Continue reading Black Girl (1966) Review
(Nov. 7, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) So much despair in the air. More than just sadness. Full on despair and darkness. I’ve seen it as a pandemic for quite a while. The lostness, the hopelessness, and the emptiness, it’s all around. Values that create despair are embedded in so many communities. That gets ingrained deeply… Continue reading The Pandemic of Despair: Why is it that No Major Community Promotes Love, Happiness, and a Passionate Spirit?
(Oct. 29, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) I absolutely love Bianca Saunders’ work. She is such a beautiful designer. What she has done for menswear is amazing. I feel she’s implementing her perspective on beauty into menswear. It seems like she creates for a very confident, expressive, beautiful man, while also holding the element of masculinity.… Continue reading Bianca Saunders: Beautifying Men’s Fashion
(Oct. 28, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) Jil Sander is one of the most tastiest designers of all-time. It sounded funny how odd that sounded. But really, Jil Sander is one of the leaders of taste for me. Like it’s insane how much tastefulness and satisfyingness she can implement in her subtleties. Her aspect of subtlety… Continue reading Jil Sander is Amazing: Queen of Tastefully Simple & Subtle Chic
(Oct. 24, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” -Albert Einstein With this version of the definition, I would say I accepted a life of insanity. I got to a point in my life where I want to do absolutely what I… Continue reading The Insane Lifestyle of Believing in Yourself: The Determination to See it Through
(Oct. 23, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) I had a hard time understanding why companies were so incompetent. Why wouldn’t you get competent people for certain roles? Why are incompetent people in a lot of these positions? Why do companies make bad unreasonable decisions? Then I realized, I was too zoomed out, from a macro perspective.… Continue reading The Incompetency of Working at Companies & Corporations: Also Film Review of Office Space
(Jun. 12, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) I recently got interested in trying to join magazine/editorial teams. Or a media conglomerate. I had a lot of my own work on me. So I packaged some up and tried to see if I could obtain one of these positions, but haven’t gotten answers. I was contacting multiple… Continue reading It’s Probably Not Your Fault You can’t get a Job in Fashion: The Problem with Non-Creative Hirer/Recruiters
(Oct. 19, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) Evil conspires where the power is. That’s why it’s important to compartmentalize the powers. Once that gets deregulated. Evil forces have the ability to merge together and collude to do whatever evil agenda they have. That’s why you have to divide and separate the power, typically amongst the people.… Continue reading A Letter to Evil
(Oct. 16, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) Episode 1: After watching that first episode of Dopesick, I am absolutely sick to my stomach. This just doesn’t sit well with me at all. You start off with a monologue from Richard Sackler. He’s speaking to his family in this sinister cult leader-like way(Continuing this narrative of this… Continue reading Dopesick Journal Review: Opioid Crisis was Basically a Crisis of Government Organizations vs. The People
