Folks – It’s Friday and the weather in Stockholm is rainy and gloomy. God can make it rain on us, but we know what time it is so let’s go out there and have shitloads of fun!

Tomorrow I might do my first single (in as 50% of the original TrendGiveAfuck duo) event, so that’s gonna be interesting. At least I’ll have my lovely Lab 5 divas to back me up.

Since BLOC a couple of weeks back I’ve been pretty hooked on dubstep. It’s not very enjoyable to play at home, but it’s definitely the best dance music there is on the club scene. Luckily for me Sweden’s got its very own dubstep crew, All Out Dubstep, that gives us food four body and soul on a monthly basis.

Yesterday Coki (UK) of Digital Mystikz played at Fabriken, and though I arrived pretty late it was two intense and fantastic hours of dancing.

At a flea market in south Stockholm you’d expect to find nice style expressions. You don’t. But I did find Myrna and her adorable hoodie, representing MagicEye glass crafts. Myrna also expresses style through music in her band Choo Choo.

Johan and Cornelia aren’t the best examples of pure TrendGiveAfuck attitude, but they looked so darn good I couldn’t resist to shoot them anyway.

Hanna don’t let her style down just because she’s at work. Imagine her when she’s off duty.

If TrendGiveAfuck would start its own clothes store (man would that be nice!?) it could probably look something like this. But it wouldn’t look like this because this is Monki in Stockholm and we wouldn’t want to be confused with them now would we? Anyhow, awesome interior and I’m sure they have nice clothes as well (any female trendfucker wanna confirm?)

Stacy from Taiwan got all her layers and colour spots nailed. And a chandelier on her sweatshirt.

We met with Andreas from Man & Vänner DJs this weekend. His inspiration for his outfit is electro. As an electro DJ he surely knows his style! We’re looking forward to joining them at their next club in Gothenburg!

G26 imports their own cool assortment of clothes with unique design from brands such as Humör, and Desigual. They have practically anything you’d need, from shoes to t-shirts with funny print to jackets.

I like Desigual clothes because the, basically, cut apart traditional shirts and pikés and sew them back together with thick stiches and add cool embroideries.

The shop can be found on Götgatan 26 in Stockholm.

Usually we don’t promote colouring your hair to an extreme – you ruin your You – but in this case, Anna could just be really, really, REALLY blond. At least she’s not a lolita! I just LOVE that jacket!