Saturday, 24 October 2009
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Natasha, Exposed
Photo: Models.com
I find myself mesmerised by Natasha Poly's face at the best of times but the Russian beauty now takes centre stage in the Marco Brambilla / Muse magazine video, Ghost (Natasha Poly: Multiple Exposure). Watch it at Models.com, it's incredible.
Monday, 12 October 2009
Wednesday, 7 October 2009
Tuesday, 6 October 2009
Oh La Lou
Photo: Cynatrendland
Screenshot of Lou Doillon for Givenchy by Ricardo Tisci, directed by Karim Sudi. Unfortunately YouTube have removed the video due to nudity - but you can watch it on COUTE QUE COUTE. Amazing.
Monday, 5 October 2009
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Friday, 2 October 2009
Wild Things
Photos: Opening Ceremony
Thursday, 1 October 2009
Underneath It All
On Saturday I went to the Undercover exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum. Not only were there some beautiful designs, standing with two of my female friends I felt bizarrely, err, uplifted. The power of the bra is not to be underestimated. The above photos are a few of my favourites. The Christian Lacroix piece is stunning from the waist up - I never have been a fan of ruffles though. Or colour for that matter.
Just One Issue...
Photos: Vogue & Me
Mini Pleasures
I went through a little stage of lusting for the Minimarket zipper boots - but held out for my beautiful Burberry's instead. I had a peak at some of the other boots on offer from the brand at fashion week and I'm glad I resisted. I now feel ready to make my next boot purchase but I can't decide between the black wedge lace ups and the wooden wedges. On second thoughts I think I'm warming towards the wooden wedges, there's something quite Balenciaga 2006 about them. Now, where can I find a studded harness...?
Dazzle Me, Damn It
I know these fashion week posts are coming a little late - but the Ashish show really is one worth waiting for. As well as attracting a very cute VV Brown to his show, the 'King of Sequins' gave a glorious display of shoulder pads, paint splatters, bumbags and studs. My excitable photos don't really do the pieces justice but I'm pining for the sparkly black dress with the spiked shoulders - and unspeakably I can now also envisage myself in a black bumbag, studded of course.
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