I know I would! But so would you, just scroll down and see!
I manifested a sea of reticence when repeatedly dealing with Elizabeth and James. A parallel made me think of Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen’s fashion brand like it would be a (hypothetical future) Hannah Montana clothing collection. How was I to take it seriously? But this Convertible Trench Coat made me have a sudden change of heart! (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)
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Though it may sound like complete madness, it’s true! Someone, somewhere (and not over the rainbow but right here, on our very dear Earth), present time, stopped a magazine from being published because Kate Moss was on the cover. Topless! Monsters Children (out Friday) will have to change the original cover picture.
The pictures they prevented from spreading was taken by Hedi Slimane and it previously made the ups and downs of the esteemed fashblogosphere (and newsstands, biensur) with Libération. (the story continues right after the jump!)
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This is not an IT related article, no Microsoft property was harmed in any way while/after writing it! It turns out our very esteemed Fashbloggers get their own department store windows!
Bryanboy, Jak & Jil, The Sartorialist (and his lady, Garance Dore), Sea of Shoes inspired Holt Renfrew (a Canadian department store chain) creative director (John Gerhardt) to style blogger-inspired windows. The styling was supposed to include mannequins outfitted as the respective fashbloggers as well as images from their fashblogs. (the story continues with more pictures right after the jump!)
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Photography, like every other artsy thing out there falls pray to the trends machine. If not long ago there was something about movement that imposed fuzzy pictures for trends following photographers, now it seems granulated black and white set the pictures tone.
(I don’t know the exact specific name for this effect, but those of you knowing your way around photography could give me a helping hand and explain how this is done.) From an amateur perspective, these Russh Australia pictures from the July/August 2009 issue #29 remind me of M. Night Shyamalan’s Village so I’d say it’s safe to assume that goth has taken over every artsy manifestation. (the story continues right after the jump with more pictures!)
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If Agyness Deyn was off our fash-radars doesn’t mean she’s no longer an icon for the industry! She just got a nail polish in her name chez Bloom, an Australian brand.
Gray and matte, the new Bloom limited edition Agyness “Industrial grey” makes me think that yellow nails are no longer an option but a must! And Beth Ditto’s nail polish is blessing in one’s beauty case! Why would anyone wear concrete gray-Agyness on their nails? (or “shimmery grey”, the Bloom Alexa limited edition nail polish inspired by Alexa Chung) (via, photos via 1, 2, photochopping courtesy Stylefrizz)
DSquared2 is surely not one of the quiet brands that’ll take you up in a subtle modesty of shapes and styles. Thus, taking Lara Stone as spokesface is a somewhat logical and suited.
The Fall Winter 2009/2010 Ad Campaign from DSquared2 is proof de plus that luxury, decadence and nothingness still sell. Or they’re supposed to! (the story continues with more pictures right after the jump!)
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