Showing posts with label A/W 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A/W 2010. Show all posts

Monday, 3 January 2011

CHUNKY SHOES

Prada S/S 10
Image via Jak&Jil
Meadham Kirchhoff S/S 11
Proenza Schouler A/W 2010
Céline S/S 10
Vintage Comme des Garcons (I think)
Charles Anastase Dungeon boots A/W 2009
Margiela Clogs
Proenza Schouler A/W 2009

A serious obsession has formed.

Saturday, 27 November 2010

PORTS 1961 S/S 2011

The Ports 1961 press day seemed almost hidden away in the giant Knightsbridge Harvey Nichols store, away from the other press day that they were having upstairs. 
I felt as if we had stumbled upon a hidden gem and was immediately captivated by the giant fraying silk dress in the first pictures. 
Every garment in the Ports S/S 11 collection had much more to it on further inspection; there was always a quirky element to the chic designs as well as lush fabric choices.
The collection was inspired by desert landscapes, with geometric forms contrasting against the sensuous curved sand dunes. The glittery/shimmery aspects on pieces such as the wooden bangles were simulating a mirage of water against the hot dry sand. It seemed innovative to me to use holographic plastic on high end pieces, as well as their laser cut felt on leather clutch bags. Ports aren't limited in their use of materials and continue to push their multi cultural approach to design whilst keeping their signature post modern elegance.
I will leave you with some images of A/W 2010 as it's so cold everywhere these luscious looking knits and laser cut vests are sure to warm you up!

Saturday, 3 July 2010

JEAN PAUL GAULTIER AND LA PERLA COLLABORATION FOR A/W 2010

"JEAN PAUL GAULTIER, famous for using underwear as outerwear, is now set to design lingerie in its more traditional sense. He's joined forces with La Perla to design a high-end lingerie collection due to hit stores in November.
The new line will comprise 27, styles - nearly all handmade - including a waist-cinching corset and bra inspired by the cone bra that the designer created for Madonna in the Nineties."

Monday, 12 April 2010

Unique

I cannot wait to get my hands on these shoes!
Topshop Unique was a much more mature experience this season. The way the outfits were styled together was more like Comme des Garcons than a retail brand that came from the high street. And some of the outfits I felt were pure Ann Demeulemeester. The range of jackets, trousers and shoes was just awesome, I hope that they are all available in store. (I hate how small the Unique section is in Topshop, it should be a whole floor, right?)