“I still remember that scene.

Her golden hair waving in the

wind…The blue armour she

wore and the moon rays

shining on it…That’s how we

met and that’s the way the Holy

Grail War began”.

(cit. Fate Stay Night/ Emiya Shirō)

Through the most recent video-ludic experiences, Type-moon delivers us one of the most fascinating fantasy tales, then becoming a today’s epic, magic and touching visual novel, thanks to Dat Nishiwaki’s drawing.

A particular character, Arturia Pendragon, who became King after pulling the sword out of the rock, inspires the whole collection. Once again, a strong woman with a more and more determined and domineering nature is in the spotlight. Fringes and sequins shape the body with forms similar to knights’ bright armours, without disregarding the sensualand hyper-feminine side which still distinguishes MirkoG. di Brandimarte brand.

Thank you Maximilian and Serena

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Dear iDEALS, you might remember a while ago, when young choreographer Harry Koushos, asked me to design the costumes for his coming performance, MAN II, the third and final part of a trilogy for which the first two parts have been already presented in Cyprus.

Thanks to Ioanna Chatziandreou, I have some beautiful photographs from his rehearsal. You can see more of my costumes here. The performance took place in Athens, yesterday  May 19th.

More info here.

Harry Koushos in collaboration with Mina Lambropoulou

performed by Harry Koushos and Michael Kriempardis

Costumes by Filep Motwary

Photography by Ioanna Chatziandreou

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Kate Fichard - Iris, 2010
Do you know the sense of humour of British writer and journalist Jerome Klapka Jerome? Definitely far from the ways of farse, easy puns and obscene innuendos, this humour in fact derives from observation of common and daily circumstances. From the unsuspected. His name is most commonly associated to his most famous work, the comedy Three Men in a Boat (1889).

above: Bernhard Kahrmann - Le Pli, 2013 below: Bernhard Kahrmann - No Title, 2011

Boating upstream in river Thames, friends Jerome, Harris and George, with their loyal friend Montmorency the dog, travel on their boat for days and live new and unexpected adventures that never fail to move. Three main characters at comparison, each with their own unique language. Three artists compared: Bernhard, Erica and Kate. Only one will: communicate. Here they are on the same boat. Playing.

They suggest three different readings of the surrounding world, all joined by a strong sensitivity, attention and aesthetic research. Bernard Kahrmann (German, born in 1973), Erica Nyholm (Finnish, born in 1982) and Kate Fichard (Anglo-French, born in 1987) launch the first collective exhibition curated by Domenico de Chirico.

Two of them were among the “Jeune Talents” in the Paris Photo edition of 2012.

above: Erica Nyhoml - A memory of a Vase, 2012  below Erica Nyholm - The Day After, 2010

While the water and family sceneries frame self-reflection wishes (Erica Nyholm) and the light shows itself in hues of gleams, so dear to Giuseppe Ungaretti (Bernard Kahrmann), the suspension and capsizing highlight the unforeseen with a touch of witticism (Kate Fichard). "To Say Nothing of the Dog"!

Kate Fichard - Festival "Planche(s) Contact", 2011

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"There are lots of gray areas in

the tension between menswear

and womenswear, and for Fall

2013, Ann Demeulemeester

explored that tension using

only black and white fabrics."

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Helmut Newton: World without Men / Archives de Nuit
François-Marie Banier: Portraits
will be extended through 13 October 2013.

At the same time, two big exhibitions by Helmut Newton will be on view in Rome (Palazzo delle Espositioni) through 21 July 2013 and in Budapest (Museum of Fine Arts) through 14 July 2013.

In Rome, „White Women / Sleepless Nights / Big Nudes“, which has previously been presented at the Helmut Newton Foundation, will be exhibited while the renowned museum in Budapest will show three Newton exhibitions in a combined presentation: „A Gun for Hire“, „Helmut Newton’s Illustrated“ and the „Private Property Suites“ which have also been on view in Berlin before.

On 30 May 2013, another big Helmut Newton exhibition, which had originally been conceived for the Grand Palais in 2012, will be opened in Stockholm at Fotografiska Museet.

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Naked but not

Alaia and Rosantica necklace, earlier today. Photos Filep Motwary 

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iDEAL PRESS: SATU MAARANEN, WINNER OF HYERES FESTIVAL ON VOGUE GERMANY, portrait by Filep Motwary

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In an endless quest for the perfect fit, COMEFORBREAKFAST lands in a new urban scenario where street meets decidedly refined silhouette crafted in crisp and state of the art materials. The evolving concept that is bringing the brand to new heights is definitely taking off.

  
Photography Stefano Viti , stylist  Enrico Maria Volontè

thank you GEORGE BEZHANISHVILI