<![CDATA[Jezebel: adam green]]> http://tags.gawker.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/jezebel.com.png <![CDATA[Jezebel: adam green]]> http://jezebel.com/tag/adamgreen http://jezebel.com/tag/adamgreen <![CDATA[All Points West: At Which Mischa Barton Wears A Truly Indescribable Dress]]> I have never been so glad not to have been at an event as I was looking at "Arizona Beverages & Music Unites All Points West" celebration at NYC's The Cooper Square Hotel. Five words: models, indie rockers, scenesters, hell.



This event kinda felt like some kind of hideous Nero-fiddling end of days scenario worthy of Hieronymous Bosch. (And yes, that's mixing metaphors.) I mean, wouldn't Daisy Lowe's cut-offs have been bad enough in their long incarnation?


Everyone knows Adam Green is whimsical. But just in case you didn't, here he is making deer antlers while wearing skin-tight sky-blue skinny jeans and a pair of pointy-toed Oxfords.


Even Karolina Kurkova has adopted the "hellish" dress code: she apparently skinned Snuffaluffagus to make her coat.


Richie Rich, at least, is true to "sinister mime" form.


Micah Jesse says "fuck you" to L.A. but he's saying "Peace" to L.A., too. I'm confused.


Look, I like Peter, Bjorn and John too, but is Michelle Edgar weirded out by Peter Moren's sweaty shirt? And is he weirded out by the fact that he shares a name with one of the founders of the Catholic Worker? Not that I'm saying he should be.


Aaaaaand...here it is. Mischa Barton's DIY Spider Woman.


I thought you needed to see that again.


[Images via Getty]

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<![CDATA[The Moldy Peaches (Awkwardly) Appear On The View]]> Although their band the Moldy Peaches have been on an indefinite hiatus since 2004, Kimya Dawson and Adam Green have been temporarily performing in support of the Juno soundtrack, which features one of their songs, as well as a bunch of songs by Kimya alone. The pair performed "Anyone Else But You," which, if you've seen Juno, you probably already know the words to, since it seems to play on repeat through the whole damn movie. It was kinda weird seeing this anti-folk duo on something as mainstream as The View, and, while Adam seemed right at home engaging with Whoopi, Kimya looked pretty uncomfortable, despite the fact that she was wearing what I like to refer to as "blogging casual." Clip above. (Oh, and someone was confused in the View control room! Check it out after the jump.)

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