Since I discovered Laura Laine’s work her fashionistas with long hair flowing in the wind and intriguing Klimtian looks have never failed to amaze me. Today I found once again this beautiful editorial she did for Muse magazine more than a year ago and I have just decided to enjoy browsing through her portfolio...
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The leather rucksack by Palmer & Sons* might have awaken some kind of school nostalgia in me because it looked so adorable when I first saw it. The trees in downtown Stuttgart this week reminded me of our last year stunning autumnal walk.
And all of a sudden, they both seemed meant to be together.
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Next Thursday 4th of November it will take place in Corretger 5 in Barcelona the presentation of the latest Ramiro E’s photographic project. Created as a result of his previous project Girl of the Month, Girlzine compiles portraits of young girls with languid looks in a documentary exercice that aims to explore the new...
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Winter is beginning to appear in here, and it really looks it is going to be like the one Cass Bird pictured for the latest issue of Dossier magazine with Freja Beha in it: mountains and lakes, rain and fog. Ok, no problem, as long as I can have the jacket (and booties!) with...
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I really like Lykke Li -as I think I made clear in several times- that is why I’m so glad she’s back no matter in which way. Solarium is a short film by Moses Berkson in which the Swedish sensation wanders the desert like a lost soul as the result of a heart break...
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When I was in Berlin I had the chance of sharing and evening with Juliaandben, and in a terrace while taking a wine or two, we talked about how they started working together, among many other things. The interview appeared in Dazed Digital a week ago but due to the kind cybernetic torment courtesy...
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I can’t like this one more than the original one because Feist’s is actually one of my favourite songs ever, but how beautiful is James Blake’s cover of The Limit To Your Love from the album The Reminder of the Canadian singer. Amazing Martin de Thurah’s video makes the rest, to say the least.
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No me puede...
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Wunderkind collection for next summer was presented in Palais de Tokyo in Paris; shapes were pronounced from the waist down and shoulders became accentuated in tailored jackets. Big and bolded floral and fruity prints were mixed with draughts-like checks, tie-dye effects, stripes and guipure lace; a multicolour explosion for a collection, full of contrasts...
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The ballroom of the Hotel Intercontinental in Paris where Talbot Runhof’s show took place was so stunning I had to take some pictures because I knew I wouldn’t have enough words to describe it. An atmosphere of 50’s glamour could be felt in the whole collection; lady-like cocktail dresses in chocolate brown, black and...
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Seoul’s 10 Soul is an initiative which aims to let the world know about the work of young Korean designers. Ten designers selected among all the ones taking part in Seoul’s Fashion Week exhibited their works in Hôtel de Crillon in Paris during the last Fashion Week; and this is only the beginning of...
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“We really don’t know what to say about immortality, only that before the beginning of this project we had a totally different idea about it and that, to us, it meant nothing. Now, with all its different meanings it got us obsessioned and we even long for it.”
Pere & Iñaki
The project A Cegues promoted...
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After showing in Paris her latest collection inspired by the novel Crash by J.G Ballard (yes, the one that also inspired Cronenberg’s homonym film), Not Just a Label is now exclusively selling some of the garments included in Gemma Slack’s Spring/Summer 11 collection: black leather, sheer fabrics, cropped tops and digitally printed nude bodies images by...
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Junko Shimada’s trip for next summer is one those that you can make in a little paper ship, carrying imagination, fantasy and an adorable naïve touch as your only luggage. Japanese designer’s sailor style has big bold dots and printings with multicoloured nautical ropes instead of the everlasting navy stripe; make-up shades and big floral-like...
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Three days in Paris, right in the middle of the Fashion Week, don’t let any spare time to do anything else than rushing from one show, event or presentation to the next one. That is why my shopping time there was simply nonexistent. I manage to snoop around Merci because it was very close...
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Chapter II on the -always amazing- street styling scene of Paris Fashion Week.
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Capítulo II del -siempre apasionante- mundo del street styling en la Paris Fashion Week.
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Vanessa Bruno’s collection for next summer presented in Paris last week looked like the result of mixing in a cocktail shaker all the essentials of summer mornings, evenings and nights to then let them all blow into the air, freely mixing one thing with another, in that carefree and refreshing rebellious act that should...
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There was something of that silently elegant Oriental dramatism in the latest Zucca show. The models hair & make up was as neat and clean as some of the garments could look like at a first glance. In a second and more in detail look all the subtle fabric mixes were discovered: chiffon on...
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How beautiful is the new collection by Anntian. Ocean View is the proposal for next summer that the Berlin-based duo presented in Paris during the Fashion Week. Inspired by the colours and textures of tropical fruits, Anne and Christian take the concept and explore it through a fresh and light collection, keeping in it...
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I was lucky enough to share my Parisian adventures with Tatel from Trendycrew; and obviously the company -together with all the stylings seen at Chanel- was like a totally explicit invitation to take the camera and shoot. And that is what I did: twice. Here comes the first part.
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Tuve la suerte de compartir aventuras...
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I had really been wanting for a long time to have some of Nicholas Kirkwood’s work in my hands and just as I expected, if the pieces of this Germand-born London-based designer looked already quite stunning in the pictures they manage to look even better at a short distance. In the presentation of his...
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