Showing posts with label designers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label designers. Show all posts

Susie Bick

One of my favourite models, who just so happens to have the pleasure of being Mrs Nick Cave...

shot by David Bailey with Abbey Lee Kershaw

with Sara Stockbridge


in i-D magazine

kissing Sara at Vivienne Westwood

as a Roxy Girl

with friend & collaborator Bella Freud

with her family.

SHOWstudio.com presents: The Karass

Sorry, I don't normally post this many videos but for some reason I'm on a roll...



Kat Marks (neckpieces) A/W 2011-2012 shot by Nick Knight

Live the dream...

...if you can afford it.

I was just googling the possibility of owning my own Cinderella-style glass slippers and, lo and behold, Mr Margiela has gone and made it possible. IF I was willing to part with $2, 580 (or $1, 277 for a single shoe).

 A podophiliac's wipe-clean dream.

Le Maison went and made these limited edition treats two years ago so chances are they're all snapped up by now, by some insane rich bitches with a fairytale fetish. Damn. Who's betting Daphne Guinness has a pair stashed away somewhere?

Pradarama

Video campaign for Prada's SS11 collection


So the dancing and music is incredibly annoying (I think) but the sunglasses, stripper shoes, stripes, and furry snake stoles are sssssssssssublime.

Anger for Missoni

I know this is old news (it was made for the Autumn/Winter 2010 ad campaign) but I've only just discovered it today. Kenneth Anger for Missoni.



Because the Lady Loves... Pam Hogg

Just a few pix to show off the wild and wonderful personal style of Ms Hogg.....


Matchy-matchy with Dame Viv.

In black at Alexander McQueen's Memorial.

At the NME Awards with Bobby Gillespie.

In a gorgeous powder blue coat at the Whitechapel Gallery.

In one of the most fabulous fur coats... one of her own, I think (?)

I'm sure I've posted this picture before, but it's a favourite.

x

Bygone Fashion

Just discovered a great livejournal style blog, Bygone Fashion. Here are some images by the photographer Mark Shaw who shot some of the most classic and elegant fashion photos of the 1950s/1960s and was also known for his  documentation of the Kennedys home life.

Model in Dior

1920s style shoot for LIFE magazine.

Model on the beach, circa. 1950

'50s Ballerina

Paris 1960.

In the Company of Wolves







Just a few images I managed to get from standing on a table at the back. The hair and make-up team did a brilliant job again.

ITCOW


The lovely Claire Stuart, brains behind In the Company of Wolves fashion show at Sub Club.


Zobop

This is relatively old news, but I just discovered it today:


Necklace by Matthew Williamson, inspired by the work of Glasgow artist Jim Lambie. Created as part of Williamson's collection for Atelier Swarovski and featured in his SS10 runway show.

ISSA

Time for another wordy post. I always get in the habit of updating with some pretty pictures when I can't think of anything to say, but I'll try and summon up some musings today.
Issa isn't a label I know very much about (but things gonna change) but when I was indulging in my main hobby of 'browsing internet for nice pix' I came across their A/W 2010 catwalk collection and boy is it ME all over..... Feast your eyes:



Red lips? Check. Oversized shades? Check. Shiny shiny leather? Check. The classic movie star-style headscarf scaffolded by the towering quiff is so perfect I could maybe squeeze out a small salty tear. At the moment I may be suffering a fringe but in the past I've always been a s.t.a.u.n.c.h devotee of the quiff/shades/lippie combination.


The 'Q/S/L' when combined with the black headscarf reminds me so much of fashion designer/writer/filmmaker/muse Diane Pernet. Her white skin and kabuki-style black mane set off by a veil and impenetrable shades hae become her trademark and made her an instant favourite of mine. 



So, even though the end of Summer fills me with dread (even more so this year - this will be my last EVER 'school holiday' as I'm going into my last year at university. Next summer will be filled with the fear and loathing of having to get a job and enter the real world), the appearance of the A/W clothes in the shops never ceases to excite me. I'll be stocking up on headscarves, cape-like jackets, leather opera gloves and layering different textures of black in true goth fashion. I can't wait - and because I live in Scotland I probably WON'T have to wait very long.......

Til the next time I'm feeling verbally inclined! x

Mulberry A/W 2010




I'm always a sucker for big hair, especially hair that manages to defy gravity while still seeming soft and 'undone' (because I've found this is often the most difficult look to achieve). As well as the hair, another thing Mulberry have got right is the soft leather jackets with cute doll-like collars. The top photo pretty much sums up my ideal day-to-evening outfit. I need to find a pair of knee-high boots like those, and a jacket like the one in the third photo. Add some backcombing and a good hairspray and I'll be sorted for A/W. Maybe...

Mademoiselle Yulia

Some images from the interview on vicestyle.


Jeremy Scott t-shirt & skirt.

Cassette Playa dress.

KTZ dress.

Mademoiselle Yulia is wearing jewellery from her own label, Giza.
Photos by Jonnie Craig.