





Here are some of the backstage photos from Armani Privé’s S/S 2010 collection which was shown in Paris yesterday. I like it a lot – especially the dress with the round plastic bag (in lack of a better description) around it.
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Here are some of the backstage photos from Armani Privé’s S/S 2010 collection which was shown in Paris yesterday. I like it a lot – especially the dress with the round plastic bag (in lack of a better description) around it.
Image credit: style.com
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Here are the draped pieces from Givenchy’s S/S-10 collection I promised to post earlier. Nice, huh?
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I found Givenchy’s S/S-10 collection a tiny bit confusing. Clean-cut and drapery? (I just realised I haven’t accutally included a picture of one of their full drapery dresses – I might post one later today if I remember).
Although I don’t love this slightly confusing combination (though I DO love the hats!), I don’t hate it either. I like it – that’s the way to put it.
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I still like dressing in nude colours. Only now I say I dress in “oatmeal colours” - I am so very tired of the word nude now. It has become such a cliché to say that you “pair a nude outfit with a black leather shoes (or something rather) to roughen it up” that is makes me cringe. I would in fact not have been surprised if someone told me that the four letters forming the word N – U – D – E is on the top five list of most commonly used words in any fashion magazine or blog for 2009. So here’s to oatmeal and the wonderful colour – whatever you may refer to it as!
3.1 Phillip Lim, Chloé, Doma, Missoni, Stella McCartney, Acne, Alexander Wang, Giuseppe Zanotti & Haute Hippie from Net-A-Porter.com
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It is incredible how much the accessories (including the Diet Coke. I wonder if it was intentional to carry around a can of fizzy drink which actually matches the clothes perfectly) does for this outfit. The clothes themselves have a bit of a yawn-factor, but with the piles of jewelry; not so.
Jewelry is such a good way of breaking the jeans-and-tee-bubble many find themselves an inhabitant of on a typical Monday (or Tuesday, or Wednesday..), and combining fake with real has never looked better. On Monday, I will definitely be adding an additional few items to my standard “watch and ring”-uniform!
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This is my new art textiles project. My final one before the exam project this summer! The top sketch was my initial idea, but I have developed it into the - what shall I say – round thing below. I now I wish I hadn’t. After spending the day trying to hunt down two round pieces of foam, I realise why I’ve never seen them before – there simply aren’t any around..
I am really excited about this new project. As the piece has to develop from our previous one, I will make a sculptural and sharp piece – this time using sharply cut pieces of children’s sandboxes in the colours of the British flag. We get extra marks for linking our pieces to ‘current issues’, so I will link mine to the young British soldiers loosing their lives in Afghanistan. Sharp pieces – a child wearing it for the photoshoot – british flag.. get it?
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