Vivienne Westwood: Serious British
Next Winter Vivienne Westwood Red Label is going more serious, but cheeky and much more British than before: What should I say than – love […]
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Longchamp Paris: Dancing into the spring
„Movement brings a lot of freshness and youth. Even an older person who moves well feels young.“, said Blanca Li, the choreographer of the French […]
Weiterlesen »Neni Art Collective: „Hybrid“ by MARK & JULIA
Austrian fashion design newcomers: On Friday, the February 17, the designer duo MARK & JULIA will present their Winter 2012 collection „Hybrid“ at Neni Art […]
Weiterlesen »Newcomer Kaelen at New York Fashion Week
Kaelen Haworth launched her label KAELEN in 2010, with her first collection she debuted during Fall New York Fashion Week in February 2010 – and […]
Weiterlesen »Futuristic Cowboys: Nicholas K winter 2012
Earth colours, knitwear, fringes, coolness and looseness: Nocholas K’s winter 2012 collection at New York Fashion Week.
Weiterlesen »James Franco directed 7 For All Mankind’s campaign: Making of!
Actor, director, author, film producer and visual artist James Franco directed and photographed the new campaign of the jeans brand 7 For All Mankind. Print […]
Weiterlesen »„YOU CAN’T FAKE fashion“ – the second
CFDA and eBay start the second collection of „YOU CAN’T FAKE fashion“: Over 75 designers, among Prabal Gurung, Tory Burch, Maria Cornejo and Thom Browne, […]
Weiterlesen »Jean//phillip Winter 12: avant-garde
The Copenhagen designer Jean-phillip uses unconventional materials and shapes to challenge the boundaries imposed by fashion norms on gender and sexuality: Credit: Copenhagen Fashion Week
Weiterlesen »Veronica B. Vallenes Winter 12: Geometry
Purism meets geometry: Copenhagen based fashion designer Veronica B. Vallenes‘ new collection. Credit: Copenhagen Fashion Week
Weiterlesen »Spon Diogo Winter 12: Contrasts
The Danish designer duo Spon Diogo presented a debonair leather collection at Copenhagen Fashion Week: Credit: Copenhagen Fashion Week
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