Fashion Adrenalin: 2011

Friday, December 30, 2011

Steel Hand Bones ( customizing )

http://blacdesign.tumblr.com/day/2011/12/29

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Metalmorphosis Steel Sculpture Fountain ( art now )

Metalmorphosis is a stainless steel water fountain sculpture by Czech Republic artist David Cerny. It is located in Charlotte, North Carolina. ‘The piece consists of multiple plates that rotate intermittently to create a three-dimensional human head that dispenses water from its mouth into a large fountain base. The construction of the sculpture utilized approximately 14 tons of stainless steel and features a custom-written program that controls the embedded motors within the structure.’

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http://sweet-station.com/blog/2011/12/metalmorphosis-by-david-cerny/

The photos and the texts on this blog are sourced from books and by various sites from the internet (apart from the ones taken by me). Original source is always mentioned. If you feel your photorights have been violated or they have been presented in a negative way, please send me mail. I´ll remove them from my blog immediately.

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Marilyn's Magic ( snapshots )

For the times in between: another immortal icon from the 60s."Marilyn Contact Sheet," by Bert Stern 1962.

Photo Bert Stern

http://www.musemagazine.it/it/blog/love/marylin.html

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Frida Kahlo In Fashion ( styling )

Noah – Inspired by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, photographer Anouk Nitsche captures Noah in colorful dresses and sparkling gems for FGR’s most recent exclusive. Wearing pieces from labels such as Missoni, Just Cavalli and Miss Sixty styled by Patrycja Juraszczyk, Noah is a stunning vision in a rustic indoor setting. Red lips and floral hair accessories by beauty artist Oliva complete the romantic ensembles.

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http://fashiongonerogue.com/noah-anouk-nitsche-fashion-rogue/

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90's Inspired Vogue Latin America ( styling )

Eterno Retorno – Photographer Fabien Montique and director Jason Last team up for a fashion editorial and film taken for a recent issue of Vogue Latin America. Under the creative direction of Jaime Rubiano, the shoot focuses on light and graphic landscapes for a story of 90s inspired fashion through a modern lens. Model Daga Ziober dons a wardrobe of minimal shapes featuring the designs of Yves Saint Laurent, Prada, Givenchy, Haider Ackermann and others styled by Anna Schiffel.

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http://fashiongonerogue.com/daga-ziober-fabien-montique-vogue-latin-america/

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Sophisticated Looks With Sculptural Shapes For Drees To Kill Magazine ( styling )

Principles of Lust – Kristina Romanova wears strictly sophisticated looks for the winter edition of Dress to Kill Magazine, lensed by Kinya. Donning a wardrobe of sculptural shapes and fitted jackets styled by Julien Alleyne, Kristina stuns with lush curls by hair stylist Eiji Kadota and understated makeup by Kouta.

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http://fashiongonerogue.com/kristina-romanova-kinya-dress-kill-winter-2011/

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Dark And Wild Looks For Vogue Germany January Issue ( styling )

Wild Waves – Donning tousled waves by Sam McKnight, Magdalena Frackowiak gets wild for the January edition of Vogue Germany. Captured by Ben Hassett, Magdalena wows in dark and sparkling ensembles from the likes of Alexander McQueen, Gareth Pugh and David Koma selected by stylist Beth Fenton. / Makeup by Polly Osmond

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http://fashiongonerogue.com/magdalena-frackowiak-ben-hassett-vogue-germany/

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Marc Jacobs Window Display, Las Vegas ( merchandising )

http://www.retailstorewindows.com/2011/12/marc-jacobs-las-vegas.html

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Paul Smith, Las Vegas ( merchandising )

http://www.retailstorewindows.com/2011/12/paul-smith-las-vegas.html

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Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Sir New York Film ( snapshots )

A new collaborative film featuring pieces by SIR New York has appeared as an exclusive for The Fashionisto. The industrial setting and melancholic narrative perfectly showcase the SIR aesthetic. Check in our shop for current items from SIR NEW YORK, and stay tuned for more to come.

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View the film here
A film by RAMON J. GONI AND ANDREW YANG
Executive Producer JACK CONNOLLY
Music and Sound Design by MIKAEL KARLSSON
Cinematography and Editing RAMON J. GONI
Cast PARKER HURLEY, MISA PATINSZKY, RJ KING
Second Camera Unit MATTHEW BARELA
Still Photography BRYAN FOX
Colorist MATTHEW BARELA
Wardrobe SIR NEW YORK
Stylist MICHEL SERRUYA
Make-up Artist CANDICE FORNESS

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http://idontlikemondaysblog.blogspot.com/2011/12/dark-angels-featuring-sir-new-york.html

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How To Make Your Ann Demeulemeester Belt ( customizing )

As soon as I saw this Ann Demeulemeester belt come down the runway I knew I had to DIY it. The concept is pretty simple. It's a wide leather belt with a second strip of leather sewn on top of it. The leather is pushed up to created narrow tubes. The buckle and straps get sewn under the strip. The leather I used is from a thrift store skirt ($4) and the buckle ($2) is from a local craft store. The buckle was originally bright silver and looked rather cheap so I aged it by painting a thin layer of black nail polish on it and then gently wiping most of it off.
Ann D. styled the belt in a wonderfully Gothic way, but since it's summer I went for a more bohemian vibe.

I kept this tutorial very basic because I wasn't sure how many people would attempt this
(you need a sewing machine capable of stitching through layers of leather). I can post a more detailed tutorial if you'd like.
Also, don't forget to enter my giveaway to win an eco-friendly handbag from my collection!

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Pushing the leather up before sewing will create a tube

The wide piece is the main part of the belt. The two smaller strips are sewn into tubes. The stripes don't need to be in two separate pieces. I didn't have a single piece that was long enough. I double layered the leather for the buckle and strap to make it more sturdy

http://www.crochetclouds.com/2011/07/diy-ann-demeulemeester-leather-belt.html

The photos and the texts on this blog are sourced from books and by various sites from the internet (apart from the ones taken by me). Original source is always mentioned. If you feel your photorights have been violated or they have been presented in a negative way, please send me mail. I´ll remove them from my blog immediately.

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