It is already dark after 4 p.m, streets are covered with fog and cold air freezes your face; this week, all of a sudden, temperatures have drop with a crash in here and now we enjoy minimums below zero that proof what we had here till now was any other thing except real winter....
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Dior Couture by Patrick Demarchelier includes, as its own name shows, a hundred couture gowns by maison Dior lensed by French photographer, combination that makes of this book a treasure like no other and which will be released on December, 6th, although it can be already pre-ordered here.
The publication, with texts by Ingrid Sischy,...
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Unavoidably, after talking about 03, the book published by Lina Scheynius with her works, I throw myself once again into the search of her editorials and found this jewel full of exoticism named Drifting Here, with model Olga Sherer, that was published in Numéro Tokyo, I don’t really know when. It would be a...
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Photography museum FoMu in Antwerp, presents till Januray 29th of the next year, an exhibition about the work of German photographer Peter Lindbergh including, among many others, the series Berlin he shot for Vogue in 2009, a selection by professor and art and photography curator Klaus Honnef and some of the most representative images...
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The bio section in the website of North-American photographer Aimee Brodeur is, actually, quite brief; on a single line she merely mentions that, at the moment, she lives in San Francisco, California.
Little more is needed when it comes to enjoy her beautiful images, although with some more investigation one can also discover that...
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There might be something like a changing factor in lace, something that, just in the exact moment it feels we should start calling it a day, mutes and transforms itself into something fresh and attractive. Again.
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Hay algo siempre cambiante en el tema del encaje, algo que, justo cuando parece que la cosa ya...
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How many times have you found yourself so amazed with Swedish photographer Lina Scheynius‘ work that you would have given anything to take it home with you? Sincerely, it happens to me anytime I discover some of her images.
Her fashion editorials are full of emotional notes that go way further than the simple commercial...
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Un-Titled Project is a biannual publication, in the shape of a book, founded by photographer Dennis Golonka and, each new edition, created by a collective of artists that gathers the very best among acclaimed professionals and the most promising people among the emergent scene in photography, arts or illustration.
The amazing editorial by Guy...
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I have never been a huge fan of pin-up style, actually, even less when it started unexpectedly spreading all over in a quite tiring, boring way, to be sincere. However, there’s still hope, my dears, and this portrait of British singer Nicola Roberts by Catherine Servel for Ponystep Magazine is the irrefutable proof of...
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Belgian designer Bruno Pieters is the last one joining collaborations with Swedish store Weekday which, in previous occasions, has counted for their alliances on people like Peter Jensen, Carin Wester or Stine Goya.
Now is the turn of Pieter’s timeless minimal, of his clean shapes and exquisite clerical silhouettes; now it’s time for subtle and...
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I don’t know out there but in here, the autumn scenery is amazing; the good thing about Berlin is there are trees anywhere so you can go out and, without even needing to walk more than a hundred meters, you discover how leaves can get the most gorgeous shades one can imagine.
When I...
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In only three days, during last Paris Fashion Week, I saw them everywhere: on boys and girls, on hands and feet, with a bling-bling style or with a more underground one. The mirror-effect nails, in gold, silver or dégradé like these one, where all around.
Obviously, I had to bring a photo, otherwise nobody...
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Winter brings, among many other things, weekends in greyscale: shy sun and threatening intermittent clouds. What’s that thing that looks so poetic in greyscale photography that, actually, you can not find on a grey day?
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El invierno trae, entre otras cosas, fines de semana en escala de grises: un tímido sol y nubes intermitentes amenazando...
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And in the position number two of always-effective combinations: thick knits and statement jewelry. To put into practice this weekend.
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Y en el puesto número dos de combinaciones que nunca fallan: punto grueso y joyería contundente. A poner en práctica este fin de semana.
Picture by Masha Mel
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A Kind of Guise is a brand created in Munich, a couple of years ago, that designs clothes for a natural and relaxed man who likes to look good using classics and not falling into stridencies; the combination of warmth and comfort results in high-quality leather accessories, cozy sweaters for winter and casual shirts...
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Australian label Stylestalker manages to give a new twist, season after season, to their desirable and attractive romanticism, shown in fluid silhouettes and ethereal fabrics. This time, their last collection Baby’s on Fire includes pastel shades and subtle prints. Delicate and discreet, like a pleasant silent purring.
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La marca australiana Stylestalker consigue renovar, temporada tras...
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After the presentation of her first series of books, designer Montse Liarte settles down now in the store Room in Barcelona with a pop-up store that will last till Saturday. Three days to discover on first-hand Fractal, her proposal for this winter, to try her accessories under the name of Fly Limited Edition and,...
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I still can’t get over that mint green obsession. This leopard scarf is the latest victim joining my soon-to-buy list.
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Aún no he podido superar la obsesión por el verde menta. Este foulard de leopardo es la más reciente incorporación a mi lista de futuras adquisiciones.
Pic: Nimue Smit and Imaam by Petrovsky & Ramone. Glamour...
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Voo store in Berlin is kind of hidden -in one of those so-typical courtyards in the German capital- in the number 24 in Oranienstrasse. When I discovered it the other day, visiting the pop-up store Primitive London had installed there, I couldn’t believe I had been missing that amazing spot for so long.
The...
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The sisters portrayed by Masha Mel in Sisters, her latest editorial for the new issue of Vrag Magazine, are a little bit peculiar, let’s admit it; with references to Grey Gardens, Nippon manga, 90’s fluo bling-bling and British punk they manage to achive the status of new queens of mix & match.
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Las hermanas que retrata...
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