Lula #6 Spring/Summer 2008 : Siri Tollerød by Ellen Von Unwerth - Page 5

mikel · 26-01-2008

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Originally Posted by nanker_phledge

Yeah, I agree with all the comments about the paedophiliac aspect, it makes the wednesday addams in me have a fit generally.Actually yesterday, when I thought about it, I realize that it makes me think of the girls who work for KillRockStars (if anyone knows the label), all the cutesy, the little blonde fringe,the DIY ethics, the indie female rockstars, the retro vaguely nostalgic references.

I think the paedophiliac comment goes a bit to far. I certainly don't feel the paedopliliac vibe (thank god I dont)

ChloeFrancoise · 26-01-2008

I agree. I think childlike is a word I'm more likely to use, and I think that's supposed to be the point in the first place. I don't have a clue what other people are thinking when they look at the magazine, but I don't see that at all. If people want to look at magazines that aim to be more edgy than pretty, there are other magazines out there to read.

nyc_art_style · 26-01-2008

i think the flower in siri's hair kills the whole fierce look she's giving.

and with a name like lula, how can it not be full of girly stuff?

ChloeFrancoise · 26-01-2008

Oh and since people were asking when it comes out, it comes out in March doesn't it? It normally comes out in September and March.

Les_Sucettes · 26-01-2008

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Originally Posted by ChloeFrancoise

I agree. I think childlike is a word I'm more likely to use, and I think that's supposed to be the point in the first place. I don't have a clue what other people are thinking when they look at the magazine, but I don't see that at all. If people want to look at magazines that aim to be more edgy than pretty, there are other magazines out there to read.

I agree it didn't even crossed my mind this "peado" ideas, I like Lula exactly because it's girly, dreamy, sugary pretty and disconnected, everything i'm not in real life. I never get tired of it. It's without a doubt my favourite mag.

Marnieg · 27-01-2008

she is pretty

seanutbutter · 28-01-2008

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Originally Posted by mikel

I think the paedophiliac comment goes a bit to far. I certainly don't feel the paedopliliac vibe (thank god I dont)

I have to agree. Pedophilia is something completely different than this, which I'm sure we're quite thankful for.

concretegirrl · 28-01-2008

Im pretty certain Lula wants their mag to be pretty/feminie/lovely. Its like their schtick. and come on now, if people interrpret it to seem like pedophilia that isnt Lula's fault. the girls are just dressed innocently and girlish. Its not as though they've got a bottle and diapers and piggy tails- *cough cough* drew berrymore *cough cough*. I mean the girls are never doing anything sexual. Come back to Lula once you've seen ANY susan eldridge/ terry richardson editorial and you'll think differently.

concretegirrl · 28-01-2008

Also I did see an issue of the Kirsten Dunst one at the Urban Outfitters in LA. Perhaps it was just a one time thing.

Diamond Star · 28-01-2008

quite like it...the eye makeup's nice...but I don't love it

rubyfixed · 28-01-2008

I love this cover! I'd say it's much more edgier than the usual Lula cover, but this change does not bother me at all (chic as opposed to girly is never bad!)

jewelbox · 28-01-2008

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Originally Posted by TheKiwi

I've seen the Kirsten Dunst issue in Urban Outfitters in NYC at a few different locations, so maybe they'll carry this issue as well.

Do you all know if only the U.O.'s in large cities (LA, NYC, etc) would carry Lula, or do you think they all do? I live in the US, but not in a major city, but I'm dying to get my hands on these magazines!

rubyfixed · 28-01-2008

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Originally Posted by jewelbox

Do you all know if only the U.O.'s in large cities (LA, NYC, etc) would carry Lula, or do you think they all do? I live in the US, but not in a major city, but I'm dying to get my hands on these magazines!

I don't think the smaller Urban Outfitters carry Lula. I've been to one in Modesto (a smaller city in California) and never spotted one. You might try subscribing at:
http://www.expressmag.com/pages/prod...pr=1&id=2LUMAG

(linked directly from the Lula website.)

Rykiel · 28-01-2008

I love this cover! Especially the contrasts with the pretty hair and flower next to the hard make-up and evil stare, it's awesome. I'll never ever tire of Lula's dreamy aesthetic; it's what makes Lula, Lula and that's precisely why I adore this magazine.

jf813 · 31-01-2008

Love the rainbow font and smokey eye.

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concretegirrl front row Join Date: Jan 2006 Gender: femme Posts: 316	Im pretty certain Lula wants their mag to be pretty/feminie/lovely. Its like their schtick. and come on now, if people interrpret it to seem like pedophilia that isnt Lula's fault. the girls are just dressed innocently and girlish. Its not as though they've got a bottle and diapers and piggy tails- cough cough drew berrymore cough cough. I mean the girls are never doing anything sexual. Come back to Lula once you've seen ANY susan eldridge/ terry richardson editorial and you'll think differently. __________________ send her out in pasties and a friggin maxie pad

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concretegirrl front row Join Date: Jan 2006 Gender: femme Posts: 316	Also I did see an issue of the Kirsten Dunst one at the Urban Outfitters in LA. Perhaps it was just a one time thing. __________________ send her out in pasties and a friggin maxie pad

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ChloeFrancoise tfs star Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: New York Gender: femme Posts: 1,533	I agree. I think childlike is a word I'm more likely to use, and I think that's supposed to be the point in the first place. I don't have a clue what other people are thinking when they look at the magazine, but I don't see that at all. If people want to look at magazines that aim to be more edgy than pretty, there are other magazines out there to read.

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nyc_art_style fashion elite Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: New York Gender: femme Posts: 2,935	i think the flower in siri's hair kills the whole fierce look she's giving. and with a name like lula, how can it not be full of girly stuff?

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Marnieg backstage pass Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: new york Gender: femme Posts: 834	she is pretty

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rubyfixed front row Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Under the Stars Gender: homme Posts: 289	I love this cover! I'd say it's much more edgier than the usual Lula cover, but this change does not bother me at all (chic as opposed to girly is never bad!)

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Rykiel front row Join Date: Jul 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 208	I love this cover! Especially the contrasts with the pretty hair and flower next to the hard make-up and evil stare, it's awesome. I'll never ever tire of Lula's dreamy aesthetic; it's what makes Lula, Lula and that's precisely why I adore this magazine.