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Jemima Kirke Instagram - I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)
Jemima Kirke Instagram - New underwear. Not only is it cute and totally free at New York Presbyterian but, you can also shit straight into them. Obsessssssed.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - New underwear. Not only is it cute and totally free at New York Presbyterian but, you can also shit straight into them. Obsessssssed.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - New underwear. Not only is it cute and totally free at New York Presbyterian but, you can also shit straight into them. Obsessssssed.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh
Jemima Kirke Instagram - STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh
Jemima Kirke Instagram - STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh
Jemima Kirke Instagram - STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh
Jemima Kirke Instagram - STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh
Jemima Kirke Instagram - To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress
Jemima Kirke Instagram - To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress
Jemima Kirke Instagram - To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress
Jemima Kirke Instagram - To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 2002 Saint Ann’s year book. I met @pazdelahuertaxo the year before on my first day of school. Later, at her house, she gave me a top to try on and said “you’re not one of those girls who won’t change in front of other girls are you?” I definitely wasn’t and she knew it too. 💞
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 2002 Saint Ann’s year book. I met @pazdelahuertaxo the year before on my first day of school. Later, at her house, she gave me a top to try on and said “you’re not one of those girls who won’t change in front of other girls are you?” I definitely wasn’t and she knew it too. 💞
Jemima Kirke Instagram - No I didn’t burn my face! It’s a s*x doll mask that doubles as a jawline sculptor. They say 30 mins. I’m going for 30 hours. Stay tuned for reveal. **I enjoy applying lipstick after I wrap up.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - You’d look good wearing a paper bag too. @bimbaylola #paperbag
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Jemima Kirke Instagram - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Friday night paint balling with my brother in law @pennbadgley who couldn’t stop doing this in the pics. I got hit on my pinkie knuckle and he got fatigued after one round. So we sat out the rest of the game, eating the kids pizza crusts, talking about podcasts.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - Friday night paint balling with my brother in law @pennbadgley who couldn’t stop doing this in the pics. I got hit on my pinkie knuckle and he got fatigued after one round. So we sat out the rest of the game, eating the kids pizza crusts, talking about podcasts.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg
Jemima Kirke Instagram - THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg
Jemima Kirke Instagram - THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg
Jemima Kirke Instagram - THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Jemima Kirke Instagram - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Jemima Kirke Instagram - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Jemima Kirke Instagram - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Jemima Kirke Instagram - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Jemima Kirke Instagram - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Jemima Kirke Instagram - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Jemima Kirke Instagram - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Jemima Kirke Instagram - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Jemima Kirke Instagram - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Jemima Kirke Instagram - When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_
Jemima Kirke Instagram - When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_
Jemima Kirke Instagram - When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_
Jemima Kirke Instagram - When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_
Jemima Kirke Instagram - When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_
Jemima Kirke - 63.2K Likes - I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)

63.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)
Likes : 63181Jemima Kirke - 63.2K Likes - I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)

63.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)
Likes : 63181Jemima Kirke - 63.2K Likes - I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)

63.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)
Likes : 63181Jemima Kirke - 63.2K Likes - I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)

63.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I fucked Oscar the Grouch and all I got was this lousy coat. He said I was pretty. In a trashy kinda way. PS I’ve decided to continue smoking as an act of radical acceptance that looks are ephemeral. I’ll be hanging out at the finish line, cigarette in hand, ready to compare laugh lines. Mine will be deeper than yours. (Shirt by me. DM for price. 🫖☕️)
Likes : 63181Jemima Kirke - 54.3K Likes - New underwear. Not only is it cute and totally free at New York Presbyterian but, you can also shit straight into them. Obsessssssed.

54.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : New underwear. Not only is it cute and totally free at New York Presbyterian but, you can also shit straight into them. Obsessssssed.
Likes : 54338Jemima Kirke - 54.3K Likes - New underwear. Not only is it cute and totally free at New York Presbyterian but, you can also shit straight into them. Obsessssssed.

54.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : New underwear. Not only is it cute and totally free at New York Presbyterian but, you can also shit straight into them. Obsessssssed.
Likes : 54338Jemima Kirke - 54.3K Likes - New underwear. Not only is it cute and totally free at New York Presbyterian but, you can also shit straight into them. Obsessssssed.

54.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : New underwear. Not only is it cute and totally free at New York Presbyterian but, you can also shit straight into them. Obsessssssed.
Likes : 54338Jemima Kirke - 41.5K Likes - STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh

41.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh
Likes : 41531Jemima Kirke - 41.5K Likes - STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh

41.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh
Likes : 41531Jemima Kirke - 41.5K Likes - STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh

41.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh
Likes : 41531Jemima Kirke - 41.5K Likes - STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh

41.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh
Likes : 41531Jemima Kirke - 41.5K Likes - STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh

41.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : STILL GOT IT! The perpetual narcissism, pervasive insecurity and that specific knee that transcends through generations of Dellal women. @ookioh
Likes : 41531Jemima Kirke - 33.6K Likes - To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress

33.6K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress
Likes : 33576Jemima Kirke - 33.6K Likes - To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress

33.6K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress
Likes : 33576Jemima Kirke - 33.6K Likes - To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress

33.6K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress
Likes : 33576Jemima Kirke - 33.6K Likes - To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress

33.6K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : To whom it may concern, a Valentine’s Day poem. ♥️🗑️ @maisonvalentino @dreambabypress
Likes : 33576Jemima Kirke - 31.2K Likes - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela

31.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Likes : 31182Jemima Kirke - 31.2K Likes - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela

31.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Likes : 31182Jemima Kirke - 31.2K Likes - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela

31.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Likes : 31182Jemima Kirke - 31.2K Likes - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela

31.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Likes : 31182Jemima Kirke - 31.2K Likes - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela

31.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Likes : 31182Jemima Kirke - 31.2K Likes - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela

31.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Likes : 31182Jemima Kirke - 31.2K Likes - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela

31.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Likes : 31182Jemima Kirke - 31.2K Likes - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela

31.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Likes : 31182Jemima Kirke - 31.2K Likes - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela

31.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Likes : 31182Jemima Kirke - 31.2K Likes - Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela

31.2K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Dressing like a childless twenty one year old after a night of doing molly is the new walk of shame. @storyandrain Words: @tamararappa Photographer:@kat_in_nyc Makeup: @quinnmurphy Hair: @riadazarhair Styling: @xgabriela
Likes : 31182Jemima Kirke - 28.4K Likes - Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac

28.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac
Likes : 28412Jemima Kirke - 28.4K Likes - Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac

28.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac
Likes : 28412Jemima Kirke - 28.4K Likes - Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac

28.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac
Likes : 28412Jemima Kirke - 28.4K Likes - Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac

28.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac
Likes : 28412Jemima Kirke - 28.4K Likes - Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac

28.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Chemical Degas 2016? @jodyrogac
Likes : 28412Jemima Kirke - 26.5K Likes - 2002 Saint Ann’s year book. I met @pazdelahuertaxo the year before on my first day of school. Later, at her house, she gave me a top to try on and said “you’re not one of those girls who won’t change in front of other girls are you?” I definitely wasn’t and she knew it too. 💞

26.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 2002 Saint Ann’s year book. I met @pazdelahuertaxo the year before on my first day of school. Later, at her house, she gave me a top to try on and said “you’re not one of those girls who won’t change in front of other girls are you?” I definitely wasn’t and she knew it too. 💞
Likes : 26487Jemima Kirke - 26.5K Likes - 2002 Saint Ann’s year book. I met @pazdelahuertaxo the year before on my first day of school. Later, at her house, she gave me a top to try on and said “you’re not one of those girls who won’t change in front of other girls are you?” I definitely wasn’t and she knew it too. 💞

26.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 2002 Saint Ann’s year book. I met @pazdelahuertaxo the year before on my first day of school. Later, at her house, she gave me a top to try on and said “you’re not one of those girls who won’t change in front of other girls are you?” I definitely wasn’t and she knew it too. 💞
Likes : 26487Jemima Kirke - 26.3K Likes - No I didn’t burn my face! It’s a s*x doll mask that doubles as a jawline sculptor. They say 30 mins. I’m going for 30 hours. Stay tuned for reveal. **I enjoy applying lipstick after I wrap up.

26.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : No I didn’t burn my face! It’s a s*x doll mask that doubles as a jawline sculptor. They say 30 mins. I’m going for 30 hours. Stay tuned for reveal. **I enjoy applying lipstick after I wrap up.
Likes : 26256Jemima Kirke - 25.4K Likes - You’d look good wearing a paper bag too. @bimbaylola #paperbag

25.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : You’d look good wearing a paper bag too. @bimbaylola #paperbag
Likes : 25431Jemima Kirke - 25.3K Likes - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.

25.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Likes : 25293Jemima Kirke - 25.3K Likes - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.

25.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Likes : 25293Jemima Kirke - 25.3K Likes - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.

25.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Likes : 25293Jemima Kirke - 25.3K Likes - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.

25.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Likes : 25293Jemima Kirke - 25.3K Likes - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.

25.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Likes : 25293Jemima Kirke - 25.3K Likes - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.

25.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Likes : 25293Jemima Kirke - 25.3K Likes - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.

25.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Likes : 25293Jemima Kirke - 25.3K Likes - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.

25.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Likes : 25293Jemima Kirke - 25.3K Likes - As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.

25.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : As a kid, when people asked what do you want to be when you grow up?” I felt obligated to say “an artist.” What I wanted to say was “a Delia’s model!” Its past my time now. But coulda. Woulda. Shoulda. New shirts available. In stories soon. DM for purchase.
Likes : 25293Jemima Kirke - 24.8K Likes - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett

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Caption : As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Likes : 24760Jemima Kirke - 24.8K Likes - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett

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Caption : As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Likes : 24760Jemima Kirke - 24.8K Likes - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett

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Caption : As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Likes : 24760Jemima Kirke - 24.8K Likes - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett

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Caption : As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Likes : 24760Jemima Kirke - 24.8K Likes - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett

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Caption : As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Likes : 24760Jemima Kirke - 24.8K Likes - As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett

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Caption : As the Polaroids came into view, Tuesday realized she could’ve done better than Jeff. “He knew it too” she said out loud as she poured herself an afternoon chardonnay. A plumber was there to fix the kitchen sink. He turned to her. “Not you,” she said. He went back to twisting valves, grunting like he had asthma or was too tired to work. She sipped her drink and thought about his wife. Was she satisfied by this? Lately she’d been fantasizing about going bar hopping with a girlfriend, living it up before gleefully driving off a cliff together. “Maybe this guy’s wife is interested…” she said. The plumber turned to her again. Briefly this time. Tuesday knew that look. The look that a bewildered man gives when he’s decided she’s a wack job. Just then, she noticed that his ass crack was showing. A plumber with plumber’s butt. She laughed hard at the absurdity of it, leaning into the wack job thing. But perhaps it was a sign. If plumbers really do have plumber’s butt, then she, the unhappy housewife, could leave dinner in the microwave and walk out. She could drive a convertible with a silk scarf around her head, holding hands with her best friend, the plumber’s wife, as they head for Mexico. Pics @andrewtess Face @missguynyc Head #seanbennett
Likes : 24760Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official

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Caption : Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Likes : 24595Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official

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Caption : Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Likes : 24595Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official

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Caption : Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Likes : 24595Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official

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Caption : Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Likes : 24595Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official

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Caption : Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Likes : 24595Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official

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Caption : Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Likes : 24595Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official

24.6K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Likes : 24595Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official

24.6K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Likes : 24595Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official

24.6K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Likes : 24595Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official

24.6K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Just taking a dump here. 1) lips by @weareneen 2) my high school graduation wearing @jillstuart and a belt from the best little antique store in the west village. It was owned by a man from Afghanistan who had a total of seven fingers and everything he had was middle eastern and in piles all over the floor. Perhaps someone remembers it? 3)tan lines by @larserikfisk 4) picture taken from the back of @liaclay ‘s camera. 5) video by @kateneckel. Age 15. A hypnosis experiment in the name of fashion. I can’t tell what I’m saying. But then again who cares? I was probably faking being under a spell. 6) … 7) my local pizza restaurant. Everyone takes a slice to go. So nice to eat alone and just listen to yourself eat. 8)… 9) @samanthapleet 10) medallion fell off my loafer. We improvised. @nomasei_official
Likes : 24595Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Friday night paint balling with my brother in law @pennbadgley who couldn’t stop doing this in the pics. I got hit on my pinkie knuckle and he got fatigued after one round. So we sat out the rest of the game, eating the kids pizza crusts, talking about podcasts.

24.6K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Friday night paint balling with my brother in law @pennbadgley who couldn’t stop doing this in the pics. I got hit on my pinkie knuckle and he got fatigued after one round. So we sat out the rest of the game, eating the kids pizza crusts, talking about podcasts.
Likes : 24572Jemima Kirke - 24.6K Likes - Friday night paint balling with my brother in law @pennbadgley who couldn’t stop doing this in the pics. I got hit on my pinkie knuckle and he got fatigued after one round. So we sat out the rest of the game, eating the kids pizza crusts, talking about podcasts.

24.6K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : Friday night paint balling with my brother in law @pennbadgley who couldn’t stop doing this in the pics. I got hit on my pinkie knuckle and he got fatigued after one round. So we sat out the rest of the game, eating the kids pizza crusts, talking about podcasts.
Likes : 24572Jemima Kirke - 23.5K Likes - THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg

23.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg
Likes : 23504Jemima Kirke - 23.5K Likes - THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg

23.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg
Likes : 23504Jemima Kirke - 23.5K Likes - THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg

23.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg
Likes : 23504Jemima Kirke - 23.5K Likes - THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg

23.5K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : THANK GOD FOR CIGARETTES is a new single by @lolakirke. I am cowriter because it was equally written by me. The song was evenly worked on by both of us. Which means I deserve the credit and the money. Available on Spotify. 📸 @jacksonhallberg
Likes : 23504Jemima Kirke - 23K Likes - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.

23K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Likes : 23043Jemima Kirke - 23K Likes - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.

23K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Likes : 23043Jemima Kirke - 23K Likes - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.

23K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Likes : 23043Jemima Kirke - 23K Likes - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.

23K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Likes : 23043Jemima Kirke - 23K Likes - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.

23K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Likes : 23043Jemima Kirke - 23K Likes - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.

23K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Likes : 23043Jemima Kirke - 23K Likes - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.

23K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Likes : 23043Jemima Kirke - 23K Likes - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.

23K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Likes : 23043Jemima Kirke - 23K Likes - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.

23K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Likes : 23043Jemima Kirke - 23K Likes - 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.

23K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : 🫧🫧POP UP🫧🫧 💄T-SHIRT SALE💄 🌌THIS WEEKEND🌌 These photos were taken as promo for @geminola_nyc vintage shop, Geminola 🪦, back in 2008. @lolakirke and I were the main models being that my mother was the owner. Most vintage clothing collectors love to collect anything old and pretty. So our home was overwhelmingly colorful, cluttered, quirky and completely dysfunctional. It was like living with a mad scientist, always tinkering away in their studio, building things then impulsively decontrusting it all and starting over. More of a concept than a home and thank fucking god. I’d much rather be surrounded by that energy than have sneakers strewn all over the hallway, a pathetic school pic dangling off the fridge or some fake wood, super effienct TV console. Need a surface? What the fuck for? Ashtrays, stash boxes and bowls of rings give so much more. Can’t reach the books on the ceiling? You weren’t gonna read anyway. And while I longed for a real duvet, I appreciated our over-dressed beds. Wrapped in worn down French linens, lace trimmings and satin, quilted bed spreads. One felt as if they were sleeping on a set. Sweet bird of youth. Streetcar. Baby doll. Anything Tennessee Williams. And who can say they went to sleep with their room looking one way and woke up with it looking another. But the very best part was the clothing. Growing up in a house that doubles as storage for dresses from the Victorian age to the 1970s was a ton of fun. My mother never called it “vintage.” It’s was clothing. Name the decade or who the fuck cares? I never had “nothing to wear.” So long as it was stealthily returned before dawn then alls well that ends well. But as time goes on the “more”mentality starts to shift to a “get rid of it” mindset. Lucky for you she will be hosting one such venture this weekend. 🌟🌟A massive sale of clothing, furniture, jewelry, my collection of clothing items for vibrant youths @orphan_darling 🍼🍼and of course, MY ENTIRE T-SHIRT COLLECTION. Sat 12/9- Sun12/10 ✨DM @geminola_nyc✨ for address and details.
Likes : 23043Jemima Kirke - 22.4K Likes - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.

22.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Likes : 22376Jemima Kirke - 22.4K Likes - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.

22.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Likes : 22376Jemima Kirke - 22.4K Likes - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.

22.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Likes : 22376Jemima Kirke - 22.4K Likes - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.

22.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Likes : 22376Jemima Kirke - 22.4K Likes - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.

22.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Likes : 22376Jemima Kirke - 22.4K Likes - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.

22.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Likes : 22376Jemima Kirke - 22.4K Likes - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.

22.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Likes : 22376Jemima Kirke - 22.4K Likes - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.

22.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Likes : 22376Jemima Kirke - 22.4K Likes - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.

22.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Likes : 22376Jemima Kirke - 22.4K Likes - I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.

22.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : I’ve been diligently collecting vintage clothing since I was 12. And Ive been hoarding children’s vintage for almost as long. Now it is time. It is without shame that I present to you my only hobby, my least destructive addiction, my niche obsession ORPHAN DARLING. 1940s knit sweaters. Loved-in Lee overalls, red hoodies with metal zippers and sun stains, printed dresses harkening us back to Amish people, baby gowns that beg the question “who would ever put a baby in this?” T-shirts so tiny and magical you don’t know whether to frame them or trash ‘em. Think dust bowl meets tea time at the Plaza. Think the ET kids meet Sara of The Secret Garden. Think Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” meets Anastasia. Does “single stitch” mean anything to anyone anymore? “Hand sewn,” “Dead stock Carter’s,” “baby bunting”, “metal zipper,” “hook and eye,” “Davy Crockett?” Admit to yourself that when your child looks adorable you love them JUST A TINY BIT more And throw down. If you’re lucky some items will fit you. If you’re blessed your child will wear them. Purchase online @orphan_darling Or lll see you tomorrow.
Likes : 22376Jemima Kirke - 22.3K Likes - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes

22.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Likes : 22331Jemima Kirke - 22.3K Likes - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes

22.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Likes : 22331Jemima Kirke - 22.3K Likes - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes

22.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Likes : 22331Jemima Kirke - 22.3K Likes - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes

22.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Likes : 22331Jemima Kirke - 22.3K Likes - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes

22.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Likes : 22331Jemima Kirke - 22.3K Likes - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes

22.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Likes : 22331Jemima Kirke - 22.3K Likes - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes

22.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Likes : 22331Jemima Kirke - 22.3K Likes - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes

22.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Likes : 22331Jemima Kirke - 22.3K Likes - It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes

22.3K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : It was a Grey Gardens moment without the garden or the mom. Thank you @coveteur for the attention. Ramblings at link in bio. #iloveclothes @coveteur @camille_freestone @yumi_mori @_andrewcchen_ @lindseybyrnes
Likes : 22331Jemima Kirke - 21.4K Likes - When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_

21.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_
Likes : 21351Jemima Kirke - 21.4K Likes - When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_

21.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_
Likes : 21351Jemima Kirke - 21.4K Likes - When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_

21.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_
Likes : 21351Jemima Kirke - 21.4K Likes - When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_

21.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_
Likes : 21351Jemima Kirke - 21.4K Likes - When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_

21.4K Likes – Jemima Kirke Instagram

Caption : When you finally get a moment to numb out on your phone and then your kid nonchalantly says something profound and frighteningly existential. Magazine: @ladygunn Article: @kokontuen Photographer: @mrwhite_ Styling: @nicholas.centofanti Makeup: @yumi_mori Hair: @_andrewcchen_
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