December 10, 2013
November 29, 2013
November 23, 2013
November 03, 2013
Matthew Williamson XV - Behind the Scenes
http://www.youtube.com/v/98qBy7yPVNk?autohide=1&version=3&showinfo=1&feature=share&autohide=1&attribution_tag=NZwVVUjoQxOiemXz84X9QA&autoplay=1
Matthew Williamson 'XV' - 15 Year Anniversary Short Film
http://www.youtube.com/v/YNK1q5eVlvY?version=3&autohide=1&autoplay=1&autohide=1&showinfo=1&feature=share&attribution_tag=Wxg6PfqWfFFcAH1GPEUeIA
October 23, 2013
October 16, 2013
KTZ s/s 14
After only just discovering this design company, KTZ, I have entirely fallen completely in love with this collection and cannot wait to research further into previous seasons.
from; www.trendland.com
October 08, 2013
Ann Demeulemeester 2013
Pictures from www.google.com
I love designers which focus on cut, drape and form rather than bold eccentric colours and prints. The ostentatious garments have a shorter life expectancy as one will want to find a new colour and print to replace one that everyone has already seen you in. These garments in the pictures above are timeless, unique and (the majority) very wearable.
July 23, 2013
Mimi/Kry collection by Jolka Wiens
Golden Neoprene Skirt
White Neoprene T-shirt Tunic
Golden Neoprene Dress
The Bio;
''Born and raised in Berlin, designer Jolka Wiens decided to leave her beloved hometown to study at the Gerrit-Rietveld-Academie in Amsterdam, where she graduated in July 2012. Jolka’s collections derive inspiration from the psychological and social aspects of design, the way in which people communicate. For her graduate collection, Jolka studied the psychology of facial expressions and translated it into a modern, laser cut collection that plays with subtle changes within the same basic shape. Jolka loves new challenges within material treatment and taking a sculptural approach to clothing.''
Photographs and Text taken from http://www.muuse.com/#!collections/135-mimi-kry-by-jolka-wiens
July 22, 2013
The Final Collection; Misunderstood Youth
The final collection for my art foundation diploma (where I can proudly say I achieved a distinction) based around futuristic teen fashion, architectural forms, and unusual materials.
For the black dress, I used VHS tape (straight from an old thunderbirds video) and black chiffon, the goggles were then made from the video tape shell.
With the blue cape I used a clear PVC fabric, with a turquoise chiffon layer underneath.
The pyramid outfit was made from thick PVC with a silver card structure.
Special thanks to Tess Charnley for being a superb model.
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