So the time is 1:00 saturday night. Not out you say? Well, since the clubs peak at 5:00 in the morning, we have some time.

These shots are from last night: homeparty at Natalia Antolins house, who apparently is a big deal designer her. Free drinks = Whoop whoop.

So, I have waited like..a decade for the CurveID jeans who promised me that the perfect jeans do exist for me. Turns out, they are wrong, Im not as curvy-Idy as I hoped I would be. So, yeah, the search continues...

Moments from Punta del Este (Uruguay).

I have had the most amazing weekend in Punta del Este. A more scenic and not to mention fun place is hard to find.

Back from Brazil!

Yupp, been back a week today, but have been busy trying to get life started again here in the wonderful city of Buenos Aires. I missed it! We have started working at an orphanage, and next week school starts.

We are off to Brazil for two-three weeks, as long as the wind wants to carry us.

Todays tune: Randy Crawford - Street life

Favorite hangout: bar Isabel in Palermo.

I have never seen cooler interior in a club. The bathroom is mirrors in mirrors. Whoa!

Ring bling from last night. Parilla (Argentinean bbq) with friends.

Last week a group of strangers gathered at a woman named Katherine's house.

Its a long story behind this dinner, but Kathrine is a woman who is from Norway, but has lived 35 years in Buenos Aires, owning restaurants and her own brand name in food. I did not understand how big she was before I heard that whenever a norwegian politician or business man is in Argentina - they are always invited for dinner at her house. Kristine and I had the pleasure as well.

The house is designed by herself with a essence of norwegian minimalism.

Lazy Saturday in Tigre (Buenos Aires version of The Hamptons) on a bike. Best way to get over an hangover.

The game Argentina - Spain. What a view.

Housing in Palermo.

Todays tune: Tøyen - India Pindia

Cool stairway in a menswear store in Palermo. Spent our Saturday walking around the area we live and have come to the conclusion that we are living in paradise. No kidding.

Amore.

Todays tune: Elton John - Tiny Dancer

Note to self; buy these shoes when money. Vintage shopping.

Morning in Palermo.

Great to come into a routine. School starts every day at 9 and ends at 1. This way, we get to experience a bit of everyday life in Buenos Aires. Going to school, grocery shopping and laundry. It gets romantic when its all new.

So yeah, did a gig for OFW earlier this month. Here is one video. Damn I hate seeing myself on TV.

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And, last but not least, got to borrow clothes from Nova and Steen og Strøm. What a dream it was to just pick clothes and get them! Here is my opening party outfit, a dream of a dress from Stine Goya.

photos: Silje Chantel

Some thoughts sent back home; RAFF week 2010 is on, Bergen's design and fashion week. The creation is from Kristian Aadnevik, a critically acclaimed designer that is from Bergen, shown in the window at NOVA.

The sub (or Subte, as they call it here) is a cool characteristic of a big city. All kinds of different people watching each other, beggars or street musicians trying to make a buck, graffiti on the walls, the smell of gas and lights flashing because the bulb is fuzed. Sitting there you feel a sense of collectivism; we are different but still going the same way. Its nice.

Right before I left for Argentina, I had a new photo session with my pal Eilert. The top is from American Apparel, and the hipsters from BikBok.

"Art is anything you can get away with"

- Andy Warhol