I’ve had that image saved for a while now on my computer. A stunning image of the Polish photo model Plewinska Aldona, a girl with lots of energy and ideas to life.
If you would like to know more about her you can read this very interesting interview with her by clicking here (it is in Polish language but you can simple translate it online)
“I’m not interested in Fashion, generally I am just interesting how to cut the garments.” Yohji Yamamoto.
I found these very cool images a few days ago on Trendland. Y3 s/s 2013 campaign images shot by Pierre Debusschere. Y3 celebrates this year its 10th birthday. 10 years of collaboration between sporty Adidas and “cutter” Yohji Yamamoto.
Here are my favorite images
image via here
Did you ever create a logo for a brand or label?…That’s a big and difficult thing. Logos used to be artistic back in time and longer they exist more simple and designed they got.
You can spend hours, days, weeks and months not be able to find the right solution and then, one day, when you are not prepared…it comes…THE IDEA…
Look what I found…amazing the evolution…from the beans to the most famous coffee…the mermaid, she didn’t change…a great logo, would you think it is for a coffee shop???
Photographed by Nikolay Biryukov, Starbucks logo in recycling fashion for The interview Russia June/July 2012
logo image via here
Kenji Kawasumi and Jaeyeon Lee, a Central Saint Martins student design team working under the name 8=10, address the concept of sustainable fashion through the creation of their unusual garments. Crazy and colorful, the clothing spoofs iconic images such as Starbucks and Mickey Mouse in a couture way. Find more here and here)
How about a fashion movie today? A very cute one, about a strange little man getting a handmade suit.
The makers of the video are Lernert & Sander, two dutch artists and friends who decided that working alone was getting boring and started collaborating on art related projects.
Their aim is to make simple and communicative works, that takes little note of the existing border between contemporary art and commercial projects.
‘We like to be playful and have fun, so there is an element of mischief about this film,’ reveal Lernert & Sander. ‘What better way to showcase the abilities of Brioni‘s master tailors than to set them the ultimate test of skill with a particularly exacting customer?’.
Here are some images I took from the video and collected them in a little photostory.
So now you can say: I saw the main images of the video and I don’t have to take my time to watch the video. BUT YOU ARE WRONG, because the best of the video are the little guys moves. He is so real. Have a look yourself, you will watch it a few times, I guarantee…ENJOYYYYYYY….
MULBERRY‘s fashion film, the beautiful short movie “SKIRT” directed by Amanda Boyle and written by Mike Lesslie won the VIMEO AWARDS 2012. It is not a usual advertisement film where the product is promoted, but a beautiful story were items and objects are getting artistically alive and become part of our style.
There is an interview with Amanda Boyle with Dazed Digital here, this is one of the questions:
DAZED DIGITAL: Where did the story and inspiration for ‘Skirt’ come from?
Amanda Boyle: It came from brainstorming about what style meant. For writer Mike Lesslie and I, it was the aesthetic choices we make to express who we are, the way we interact those choices and how that affects the people around us. We imagined how style might be explored within a relationship, which became the story of two people having to share a flat and how their personal possessions might become a way for them to baffle, fight, flirt and maybe fall in love.
And this is the movie: SKIRT
