Louis Vuitton F/W 14.15 Paris – Favorite Looks
The collection I most anticipated and the one I am most pleased with. I see no fault or flaw within this collection. Stellar debut for designer Nicolas Ghesquière. Absolutely lux, there’s not a look I dislike. Visibly function-able, chic, classy, relaxed – everything the modern woman stands for. There wasn’t a grand production of a show, it was all about the clothes and Freja Beha...
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Chanel F/W 14.15 Paris – Favorite Looks
What the regular people like us would do to step inside in the Chanel Shopping Center? The perfect mirror to Costco. Karl blends the idea of equality by humanizing the Chanel woman. “The supermarket is a thing of today’s life. Even the woman who wears expensive clothing goes to the supermarket, but she shouldn’t go in stilettos. The flat shoe makes the woman equal of men. When they have...
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Balmain F/W 14.15 Paris – Favorite Looks
“Gone were the flashy inspirations of Las Vegas, Miami and Russia, replaced here with “Freedom, and part of my youth,” Rousteing said backstage before the show. “This time, the only travel I did was to myself, to my generation and to global ethnicities.” – WWD.” Initially I had mixed feelings looking at this collection when it first came down the runway, then after the 5th...
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Bottega Veneta F/W 14.15 Milan – Favorite Looks
Not what I expected but Bottega Veneta designer Tomas Maier left me pleased with this collection. Very artsy, mirrors the men’s collection perfectly. I am at ease looking at this collection – great structure, the mash-up of fabrics and colors – superb, each look flows effortlessly. Source:...
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Moschino F/W 14.15 Milan – Favorite Looks
McDonald’s, SpongeBob SquarePants, snacks and candies wrappers all made it’s way down the Moschino runway. With Jeremy Scott as the designer of course the quirky and over the top fun known from Moschino multiplies 3000 times. Pure entertainment might not appeal to many but I fancy the collection, well done Jeremy. Source:...
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Fendi F/W 14.15 Milan – Favorite Looks
“A mix of sport and sophistication, no period references,” Lagerfeld said backstage after the show – WWD. This collection is perfect and what’s expected from a Fendi collection, LUX. Fur here, there and almost everywhere. Indeed a sporty, warm, chic “sophisticated” collection. Source: Vogue.it &...
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Alexandre Cunha Interview
Ranked #24 on models.com Top 50 Male Models, Alexandre Cunha is a favorite among bloggers and now more of a household name because of that beautiful moment at the 2011 Smalto (S/S 2012) show. A month ago, shortly before the start of New York Fashion Week I had the privilege of interviewing Alexandre. Beauty, charm and sex appeal is what we see looking at his work. His work translate as to who he is...
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Sean O’Pry Interview
There’s a mystery behind a still photo. Beautiful, gorgeous, rebel are words used for fashion photo description of Sean O’Pry. We judge photos without knowing the actual story. Since 2007 many have been curious about whom this boy, rather man from Georgia is? Besides the obvious “Gorgeous,” Sean is charming, humble, straightforward and witty. Endless campaigns, editorials, magazine covers, runways...
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Jourdan Dunn for Miss Vogue (April 2014)
Model|Jourdan Dunn
Photographer|Angelo Pennetta
Stylist|Francesca Burns
Very gorgeous cover, impeccable styling. As a Jourdan fan, selfishly myself and others would rather see her get the official British Vogue “solo” cover treatment. This is a step in that direction I’ll say, maybe before the year ends we will see her on an upcoming issue’s cover. For now I’ll enjoy this.
Source: Vogue UK via TFS
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Benjamin Eidem for The Greatest Magazine #5 (Spring / Summer 2014)
Model|Benjamin Eidem
Photographer|Lowe H Seger
Fashion Editor|Matteo Greco
Makeup Artist|Sarah Mierau @ MKS
Hair Stylist|Armando Cherillo @ Atomo Management
The Greatest Magazine is on a roll, already on the their 5th issue. What’s not to like about this cover? Following the theme of the previous issues, portrait like class photo – Benjamin Eidem decked out in Valentino SS 2014 oozes beauty and joy fulfilling the title of “The Happiness Issue.” Certainly as many, I am eager to own a copy.
The Happiness Issue
Source: TFS & The Greatest Facebook
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Louis Vuitton F/W 14.15 Paris – Favorite Looks
The collection I most anticipated and the one I am most pleased with. I see no fault or flaw within this collection. Stellar debut for designer Nicolas Ghesquière. Absolutely lux, there’s not a look I dislike. Visibly function-able, chic, classy, relaxed – everything the modern woman stands for. There wasn’t a grand production of a show, it was all about the clothes and Freja Beha Erichsen opening that bad boy.
Source: Vogue.it
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Chanel F/W 14.15 Paris – Favorite Looks
What the regular people like us would do to step inside in the Chanel Shopping Center? The perfect mirror to Costco. Karl blends the idea of equality by humanizing the Chanel woman. “The supermarket is a thing of today’s life. Even the woman who wears expensive clothing goes to the supermarket, but she shouldn’t go in stilettos. The flat shoe makes the woman equal of men. When they have high [shoes], they play a part like a geisha, and they can’t be expected to be taken that seriously – Karl Lagerfeld” – WWD.
Each collection the Chanel woman becomes more relaxed. I love the sneakers and the glamour that’s attired on top – a thing that’s done normally but in private becomes more of the upfront and perfectly fine. Sporty, yet elegant – another fabulous collection.
Source: Vogue.it and WWD
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Balmain F/W 14.15 Paris – Favorite Looks
“Gone were the flashy inspirations of Las Vegas, Miami and Russia, replaced here with “Freedom, and part of my youth,” Rousteing said backstage before the show. “This time, the only travel I did was to myself, to my generation and to global ethnicities.” – WWD.”
Initially I had mixed feelings looking at this collection when it first came down the runway, then after the 5th looking I am actually in love. Olivier Rousteing is just an inspirational guy, there can’t be a doubt in the greatness of his talent. His traveling does reflect in the collection. Very strong, sexy and vibrant looks not emphasizing on a particular age (which is a good thing) – also impeccable patterns, use of colors and leather.
Source: Vogue.it & WWD
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