French singer Yelle is well known for her sweet catchy and danceable electro-pop, but also for wearing creations by designers as appropriate to her musical mood as Jean Charles de Castelbajac or Jeremy Scott.
Today this video came to my mind, including two songs of her latest album Safari Disco Club released in the beginning...
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In her collection for this winter Anna October keeps working on her always amazing and varied study of textures, mixing different tricot techniques in one garment. Also by adding kind of unexpected colour combinations where tradition -in camel, black or burgundy- meets the freshness of electric blue, lemon yellow or bright turquoise giving, Anna...
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Friday evening was quite hectic in Berlin, to be sincere; after Stroke art fair and my brief visit to Voo to see the installation by Primitive London on its last day, the following not-to-miss appointment was in EastBerlin Store where designer Patrick Mohr -whose work I discovered last year during Berlin Fashion Week- presented...
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Faithful to his austere palette, Nicolas Andreas Taralis presented last week in Paris his collection for next summer in black and white. Following the deconstructed and languid mood of his previous collection, Nicolas leaves the darkness he had been submerged into during last winter and fills his collection with light, both metaphorically and literally,...
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Barcelona-based fashion label name: has recently moved to a new atelier in the historic center of the city, though it does not work as a shop yet, stylists friends are more than welcome to go and meet them if they would like to include their beautiful creations for a shooting.
I recently spent there...
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Design Museum in Denmark is paying tribute to Peter Jensen, one of their most successful designers with Peter Jensen’s Muses, an exhibition that can be visited till October 30th in the Danish capital and that explores the history of Jensen’s muses throughout his career, proving how the designer has always built each and every...
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Let me confess you that I couldn’t get used yet to this kind of accelerating hustle and bustle that seems to move lots of things these days. We’ll talk about fashion, because it is what concerns us in here, but I have the feeling this reflection could be extended to many other fields, slightly...
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How was that romantic and tormented dark thing we were talking about the other day? Ok, so I couldn’t help loving the latest collection by Peachoo+Krejberg, either. Starting, once again, with a sober colour palette including all chromatic shades going from off-white to deep black, the Indo-Dane duo consisting of Peachoo Datwani and Roy...
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Hotel Crillon in Paris organized during the Fashion Week an exhibition that, under the name of Le Petit Salon Des Jeunes Créateurs -and halfway between an anatomy class, a creepy attic full of dark secrets and Doctor Frankenstein’s lab- compiled the work of designers like Yiqing Yin, Anthony Vaccarello, Maxime Simoens, Bouchra Jarrar, Ligia Dias, Olympia Le-Tan, Alberto Marani...
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Aganovich’s presentation in a room of Palais de Tokyo was specially nice: the models appeared one by one till gathering together in groups of four or five in a small platform facing the public and, then, one could take some time to carefully appreciate the details in the garments, trying to decipher the relation...
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During almost the first two months of the year, the exhibition Bright Young Things will take the windows of Selfridges London. The exhibition compiles the works of twenty of the present most creative talents according to this British department store which lets each of them a window to do, mainly, what they feel to...
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Why should we move from Berlin these days that so many things are going on in there? Today at 7 p.m. Potipoti will present Cult, their F/W 11/12 collection, in their shop in Rosenthaler Str. 66 so, you know, after Mapplethorpe’s exhibition go and have a drink with Silvia and Nando to see all...
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The first time I saw something from the girls in Perret Schaad was during their lastest show in Berlin Fashion Week last July, in which they were presenting their second collection together. The clean silhouettes and the whole mood, full of a fresh and purely contemporary feminism did not need any tricky effects to...
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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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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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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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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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