The umpteenth incursion into the golden blonde privacy comes now in the shape of a book. As if a totally exposed life had not been enough and after the exhaustive examination of her last photo shoot, analyzed in detail trying to discover in her languid and absent expression some premonitory signals of the imminent...
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I always love Carlotta Manaigo’s work, her sensitivity when taking pictures manages to go through the lens and remain captive in her subtle and serene, delicate and intimist images; like in Space is no Longer the Final Frontier, the editorial included in i-D Fall Issue.
Modelled by Ylonka Verheul and styled by Cathy...
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Apparently, early-morning drilling is already about to become a habit in the building. Today the drilling went further from early-morning and lasted till not long ago. I had no other chance than counterattacking with this. Because this is sounds so old but so new at the same time, so fresh but so familiar. Standing...
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“Illustration, like photography, is always something that comes and goes. These are the most didactic ways of showing things, they are always present, sometimes in a stronger way than other times. At the moment, I thing there is a trend towards the most natural style, the simple and spontaneous. It is a reaction against...
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If I made a list with all my still-to-watch films (among many other things), I am sure it would be totally embarassing. I am obviously talking about all these must-see films that for some different reasons I have not seen yet. In a humble attempt to start amending my faults, I devoted my weekend...
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I think there are no better words than these pictures to describe the eye-popping vintage shoe selection of Made in Berlin (Neue Schönhauser Straße 19, Berlin). Colourful or timeless classics, in suede, patent leather, with golden trims, with 80’s pop-like graphics, in plaited leather, with metallic foil prints. You name it: they have...
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(BAM) festival is back in Barcelona once again. After Thursday and Friday shows in which bands like Goldfrapp or Tulsa where playing, you can’t miss today’s (also last day) program which includes, among others, I Blame Coco, Belle & Sebastian and the ones you can find below: Arizona Baby, Ólöf Arnalds and Ash.
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Beginnings always have good things, though obviously sometimes it is hard to appreciate the lack of resources and means to do all those things one would like to do. You do not always have for your first issue the super ideal famous model, the dreamy location or the magical retoucher, nevertheless, sometimes you have...
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David Koma
Playing with the classical ballet clothing and the ballerina image, mostly in black, white and with some incursions in gold, Koma progressively transgresses the idea of the classical tutu along his latest collection, sometimes adding panels in contrast colours, other times shortening it till making a piece to add over pencil skirts.
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Reinterpretando la...
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From tomorrow and till next 26th September it will take place in the Centre Pompidou in Paris the third edition of A Shaded View on Fashion Film, a festival founded by Diane Pernet in which all the projects taking part are about fashion, style or beauty. The list of contestants include works of JM...
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Peter Pilotto
A photography book about rock climbers worked for the London-based duo as the inspiration and starting point of next season; their latest collection in camel, white and blue shades has a clear technical side and, even sometimes, a cold futurism feeling all over in the neat silhouettes and the structured garments that are...
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“Chalayan is renowned for an innovative use of materials and a progressive attitude to new technology. His pioneering work is motivated by ideas drawn from disciplines not readily associated with fashion, crossing between anthropology, history, science, philosophy and technology (…) His acclaimed runway shows function as performance pieces which allow him to express important...
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Lousie Gray
For this, her first runway show within the London Fashion Week, Scottish designer chooses to show once again and without reservations the playful spirit that has characterized all her collections since her early beginnings and appealingly mixes colourful kaleidoscopic-like prints with bows, transparencies and different beads and sequins applications in this collection inspired...
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Until next Sunday 26th September you can still enjoy at Centre d’Arts Santa Mònica, in Barcelona, Pat Andrea’s work and the personal interpretation this Holland-born artist makes of Alice in Wonderland and Through the looking-glass, both novels by Lewis Carroll, in the 48 large-format illustrations exhibited.
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Hasta el próximo domingo 26 de Septiembre aún puedes...
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Practically a year after its official presentation in Cannes Festival, Enter the Void, the film directed by Gaspar Noé and co-starring Paz de la Huerta, starts to gradually arrive to the rest of European cinemas during these months.
There really are all kind of reviews regarding this film which plot is about a drug dealer...
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Only an editorial like Colori D’Autunno by David Bellemére for Marie Claire Italia September issue, with stylings by Elisabetta Massari and Denisa Dvorakova in front of the camera, could be able of totally bring back the appealing of a classical fall.
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Solo una editorial como Colori D’Autunno de David Bellemére para el September issue de...
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So New York’s already over and London’s beginning today, that fast, with no rest or break. Among all the presentation of this London Fashion Week, Gabriella Marina González’s is one of those you can’t miss, definitely. She will be presenting The Cyclops Apprentice, her collection for next summer in Machine-A from 17th to 22nd...
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3.1. Phillip Lim
In camel, blue, black and white mostly, the latest Phillip Lim’s proposal manages to reaffirm him once again as one of the most representative values of this sobriety that usually characterizes NYC Fashion Week more than any other. Lim, always subtle and refined, builds up in here a fabric layered collection,...
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Marc Jacobs
The dramatic partying-hard-like diva make up, the backcombed hair so Diana Ross and the asymmetric and light floor-lenght dresses make totally clear these are the most deluxe 70’s: the exotic ones with flowers everywhere, the ones of the explicit sensuality, the sparkles and the powerful colour. I think the multiple references to...
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Rag & Bone
Interesting collection of the British duo, though not easy to digest at a first glance, mainly if you compared it to their trajectory till today and therefore, with what you expected to see. The mix of influences and referents, from the 90’s sportwear and the high-tech bondage with nylon ribbons to the...
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