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Talent to watch – Lamija Suljevic

Judith — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 06:20:15 +0000

To bring back the hand-made is her goal – Combining little girls playfulness with avant-garde designs her achievement. This is the first collection of Swedish designer Lamija Suljevic. A talent to watch.Photos via Lamija Suljevic

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8. March 2010, kathrin schreibt: Das 3. Kleid sieht aus wie Balenciaga Spring 2008! nice old schook pics. bisousK

Spring is about to come – DavidDavid

Judith — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 02:23:30 +0000

Long time no see, DavidDavid.

Photo via DavidDavid

Maria Francesca Pepe – Bathing Beauties

Judith — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 01:12:17 +0000

Dear Maria Francesca Pepe, today it is the forth time, i talk about your work. Two years ago, it was “Paradoxa”, your first collection that caught my eye and made me immediately fall in love with your ability to transform unusual shapes and heavy-weighting volumes into wearable jewelry. Then there was “Mucha”, modeled by Alice Dellal. You experimented with materials such as calf, iguana, caiman and sheep skin and oversized shapes that were supplemented by some more filigree details and pieces. This was pretty refreshing.And then, it happend, that you started to mixÂ fashion design and jewelry making in “Art Brut”. This was the point were i got lost.

Like i already wrote, wether it were the shots, or the fashion – i didn`t get the uniquesness of your collection.Â But thankfully, this changed with your fantastic “Les fabulous C” collection. Back on the track i just praisedÂ – the fashion and the jewels, the way how you brought them together and my joy to be able again to dream about wearing Maria Francesca Pepe. Curiously and full of expectations, i landed on your website again to find “Bathing Beauties”. A collection of dresses, jewelry and shoes for summer 2010. While watching your fashion film, i dreamt away to old Hollywood, became a diva, standing on a pool. In one of my bejewelled hands a cigarette, in the other a glass of champaign. Hair well done, head held high and warm summer breeze caressing my soft flowing silk dress. BUT THEN – SHOCK. As desirable your collection wasÂ in your film (here, i present some screenshots) , as dissapointed i was, when looking at your lookbook. The bejewelled fashion pieces with elements we already have seenÂ in – sorry to say – way more interesting variations, were not matching the again interesting and innovative jewels, you created.

I can`t help, but stumbling again in the gap of not feeling that your talent for jewelry design is matching your ability for fashion design. One is far ahead of the other. Maybe, my expectations are way too high, maybe i just don`t get it. But no matter what “maybe`s” exist. I am still a fan.

Photos viaMaria Francesca Pepe.

Maison Martin Margiela Artisanal Collection 2010

Judith — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 00:45:14 +0000

DIY is going couture. While the former Maison Martin Margiela Artisanal collections have been rather superior DIY with shredded paper experiments and balloon fantasies, this time,Â the Paris-based fashion forward house is coming up with some serious ready for runway fashion art. And although i truly liked the handcrafted and imperfect touch of the former Artisanal pieces, i would be a complete douchbag not admiring, adoring…praising…the this years output. But if i could state a wish….i`d gently ask to rethink the fantastic mirror top again for runway. It`s just too great to rest in the archives.

Thanks to Mahret for the tip. Those who want to see more, check out this video.

Credits: Maison Martin Margiela

Dramatic Squirrel – Dramatic Spanier

Judith — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:46:08 +0000

Sorry…nothing fashionable at all. Just some pure entertainment. Remember dramatic squirrel? This is how What`s Wrong with The Zoo`s dearest photographer Spanier squirrelized himself.

Visbol de Arce

Judith — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:24:37 +0000

Visbol de Arce have a new blog and a great collection, too. Worth to watch.

Photos via Visbol de Arce.

A perfect World Story by vonBardonitz

Judith — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:16:07 +0000

It`s those who don`t officially announce sex on the toilets or greet in the red carpet camera flashes who make Berlin an awesome fashion spot. Time to glance at the aspiring onces who showed in the off-spots at Berlin Fashionweek.vonBardonitz, a label runned by 25-years old Nicole Roscher caught my attention as well in the Projektgalerie Showroom as at the HBC Couture Show, an off-event in the context of Berlin Fashionweek. On my German blog, i wrote more – read here.

Photos by Andre Wagner und Kristofer NordstrÃ¸m.

Evolving Influence – Fashion Blog Conference

Judith — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 08:31:24 +0000

Thanks to Jennine, who founded the Independent Fashion Bloggers Network, the first international fashion blog conference is to come. Here the press text with more information: In 2009, fashion bloggers came under the media spotlight. We have grown our readership and expanded the possibilities of online conversation well beyond anyone’s imagination. We’re increasingly sought out by high-profile brands. So what next? How do we handle success? IFB — with the help of American Express, G-Star RAW and ModCloth — is proud to present EVOLVING INFLUENCE, a conference for fashion bloggers to discuss where we go from here. Read on for more information.

Date: February 15, 2010
Time: Conference 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. â€¢ Wine & cheese reception 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Place: Helen Mills Theater, 137-139 West 26th Street (between 6th and 7th Avenues), New York City

Giftbags courtesy of : G-Star RAW â€¢ WeLoveColors â€¢ Affordable Scarves â€¢ Revlon â€¢ Jean Straps. Image courtesy of Saga Sig.

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28. January 2010, Nadine schreibt: Schade das ich zu der Zeit nicht in New York bin..

Oh so elegantly wasted

Judith — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 00:39:12 +0000

Saturday night fever after Fashion Week – Spanier took some impressive shots at Paul Snowdens Wasted German Youth party at Kimchi Princess, which i joinedÂ with Lisa and some friends from Hamburg.

Berlin Fashion Week Review – Patrick Mohr

Judith — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 23:51:23 +0000

The quiet guy brought noise to Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Last season, Patrick Mohr let the homeless run the way, this year, he called the he bodybuilder friends of DJ Hell to set up the stage called catwalk.

Brought by pushcart, the models gave a bizarre look with fake hair, breasts and teeth and clothes made of plastic and stunt kites. Boulevard called him Enfant Terrible and titled Freakshow, but at the end of the day Patrick Mohr is neither a fool, nor a fashionisto provocateur â€“ he`s just a fashion designer who goes for rectangles and quadrangles and created simple T-Shirts, tops, jeans, pants and glasses so far.

Unisex. Unobtrusive. Highly wearable. Andâ€¦surprise, surpriseâ€¦payable.

Showtime seems to be his into-the-face tool to push the name, while businesstime is about fairness and service. Buyers praise his quality, prizing and ordering options, customers love his moderate price segment. Neither a freak, nor a fool, but a great entertainer and label to wear â€“ This is Patrick Mohr.

Les Mads present a video of the show here. Photos via Mercedes-Benz Fashionweek.

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