Jul 19, 2009

"a few of my favorite things"

ohhhhhhhhhh dearrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
I swear, Fabbienne Morel read my mind and saw my dreams cause she created brokenfab.
Beautiful geometric triangle patterns, that if I had the money they would
go on my neck TODAY.

Brokenfab is a unique, high-standard fashion label specialisng in textile design and hand-beaded jewellery. Brokenfab tries to cross the boundaries of conventional textile designing and beadwork by putting it in a social context.

To Brokenfab fashion is an important part of personal style and thus identity in modern culture. That’s why Brokenfab let herself be inspired by the music, club culture, people and todays urban landscape and interpret it in textile design, accessories, fashion and artwork.

Since 2006 Brokenfab designs prints for Londoner fashion label Ashish, showing at London Fashion Week. She currently works on a collaboration with DJ Sassy J. They will have an exhibition this autumn. More to come soon.

Jul 18, 2009

A ciD H

One of my fav. songs ever

Escape

Quoting Jgreen
If you figure this out then take a xanax after

Jul 17, 2009

a Thi n g

self portrait sort of thing

Jul 16, 2009

MARk MARk MARk

MARK
MARK

A combination of lines and triangles: YES YES YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A bit of info from Mark's site:

Mark Warren Jacques born December 30th 1984, Mount Carmel hospital, Columbus Ohio.
-age 7: traced a picture of Bart Simpson and presented it to friends misleading
them to believe it had been drawn freehand, impressed, they demanded he
make them all one for their personal
collections. He did and thus began his career as a creative.
-age 10-16: graffiti, skateboarding
-age 17: Columbus College of Art and Design
-age 18: Took study under painter John Piper, where he really learned some things
about art and what it means to be alive.
-age 20: Portland.
-Currently: making things everyday, running an art space with his buddies,
running a little publishing company, running, trying to get away from using
the computer so much & being in love.

from booooooooooooooom

Jul 15, 2009

XXX

I don't know why I hoarded this post so much, well maybe because It's been
already in every fashion/design blog. I've been uuuuuuing and awwwwing at
Chau Har Lee's (Winner of the Collection of the year ITS8 accesories) experimental
and very original take on shoes. I was really blown away by her designs. If I had
money, her creations would go into my non-existent (for now) shoe collection.

What impressed me most were the use of materials, it makes the shoe even
more beautiful. How the design complements, not only the material, but she
didn't take anything away from the functionality of the shoe... of course, in
some of this heels or non heels it may take a bit of practice... but this are
really just for show and tell. To make an exhibit room ONLY for this shoes.

Source: Sonny

Jul 14, 2009

Don't bitch here

I wasn't in the mood for posting today. But found this link that reminded me
why the internet is the best thing for PMS...

Jul 13, 2009

around the neck

Loved the material and the design on this necklaces

Jul 12, 2009

FU KIN SU PAH

Do I have to translate????

Jul 10, 2009

MARRY ME.... not

IF I ever marry, this dresses/pants/jumpsuits/jewelry will definitely be the direction of my look.

Givenchy Fall-Winter

2009/2010

Haute Couture

Jul 9, 2009

caaaaaaaaan't stop feeling

Jul 8, 2009

THIS WAY UP

This week I watched to many pop documentary's

AUDREY CORREGAN

AUDREY
CORREGAN

Jul 6, 2009

POP

Jack and Jill is doing something with POP
GOOOOOOOOOOOO

Misfit by The Bumblebeez

Jul 5, 2009

Maybe she'll adopt me

If I had her in my family, I would say she'd be my favorite aunt.
Catherine Baba, known for the bold statements she makes in
her own 20s and 30s Hollywood glamor, surreal way to dress.
What I like most about her styling is how she mix and match different
fabrics and patterns. A style icon indeed.

Editorial of her in the June/July issue of 10 magazine:

You can see an interview with Diane Pennet, that took place a few months ago.

Jul 3, 2009

La Roux

My apologies for the back to back vids post. I've felt musical this past week.

La Roux - In For the Kill
by buhbuh

Jul 2, 2009

JENNY HOLZER FOREVER

The use of light in art and design are one of the few things I obsessed bout.
It's like pleasure for the eyes and extasis for the mind. i don't know hat it is,
about light art, but It really makes me crazy ( in a good way ). Jenny Holzer has
been one of the many artists that I follow that use light and change the space
around them with there work. Fortunately I got to experience one of her works
up close in Spain at the Guggenheim museum( posted below ).