Archive | July, 2009
· EDITORIAL, TRENDS ·
1950′s Trendss there a Trend Spotting on the 1950′s era !? Think Stewardess, Nautical and Pin-ups… Looks like it, right ! We have been felling this Trend for a while now, and it start happening more and more… Look at the Tim Walker shoot of Lily Donaldson for Vogue UK in March[...]
· DESIGNERS, FASHION ·
Luiza Bonadiman Swimsuit collectionAfter the beautiful Herve Leger by Max Azria bondage swimwear collection, its now time for Brazilian Super Star Luiza Bonadiman to show off with her cut-out and tightly bound swimsuits from her latest S/S 10 collection, shown in Fashion Rio few weeks ago! Nothing to say but Brazilian swimwear brands are definitely some of the hottest in the planet! (and women too!)…
· MUSIC, VIDEO ·
Desert Hot! Ciara feat. Missy “Work” VideoI can not stop watching Ciara featuring Missy Elliot’s “Work” video! Every piece of this production is hitting the right key, from the sick beat that sets the tone for the bad ass, roots popping and grinding choreography to the style and set, its makes me wanna jump right through that screen. The track is [...]
· CELEBRITY, FASHION ·
Anti-Paparzzi Fashion ClutchAhah its the funniest thing I have seen in a long time ! Paris, Lindsey and the Olsen twins will Love this! Adam Harvey has created an Anti-paparazzi clutch – ” Photos? No, thanks! In response to the rise of paparazzi Adam created an anti-paparazzi device that communicates the desire to NOT be photographed. When the device detects a camera flash it responds with another flash that obscures the photo. Building phase 3.0 in progress.” I wish we could see the bags itself, but its still a genius idea that could blow up amongst the celebrities !!
· DESIGNERS, FASHION ·
Holly Fulton “Art Deco” CollectionScottish designer, Holly Fulton, graduated 10 years ago from Edinburgh College of Art with a BA in Fashion and after graduating in 2007 with her MA at the Royal College of Art in London, is now showing her latest “art deco style” collection !
· DESIGNERS ·
Brutality in Pale ColorsBrutality in Pale Colors + The wild side of youth leashed + Back with yet another brilliantly edited and forwardly cohesive menswear collection is Olivier Borde, Garde-Robe for SS10. This designer duo is making a name in fusing fashion antonyms. Their collection can be described as a love scene where the prepster met the grunger [...]
· DESIGNERS ·
Yes Vincent Feather LoveAustralian label Yes Vincent creates some great feathered collars, cuffs and headbands, unfortunately they don’t have a site or any retailers in the US, but you can contact them through their Myspace page (old school !)
· ILLUSTRATION ·
Rebecca Wetzler IllustrationsBeautiful Ink illustrations by Sydney based artist Rebecca Wetzler. She has contributed to magazines such as Vogue Australia, Oyster, Nylon and Deanne Cheuk’s illustration project, Neomu. Rebecca is also an impressive member of the Jacky Winter Group. Check out her Behance portfolio for bigger quality images.
· ART, FASHION ·
Robert Masciave Hair StylistFrench born Robert Masciave came to the UK at the age of 19. After leaving school at 15, he joined a technical college where he studied electronics and mechanics. Robert realized 2 years later that he was destined to do something very different! He worked for an internationally salon as artistic director for 11 years and opened his salon in 1999, METROPOLIS Hairdressing Ltd[...]
· CULTURE, HEARSAY ·
Quiksilver Limited X TrendLand GiveawayTrendland have partnered with Quiksilver to offer you guys a fun giveaway. We have four items from Quiksilver’s Limited to giveaway. Thanks to everyone who entered the contest! The contest is closed and winners have been selected.
· MUSIC ·
Song of the Day : [07/02]Javelin : Flutey Flakes How long has it been since you’ve heard a cool song with a flute? The first one that jumps to my mind is “Watermelon Man” and that was back in ’73. The flute’s gotten a bad rep over the years, partly because its been used so wrong so many times, and [...]
· ART ·
Picasso Light PaintingLIFE photographer Gjon Mili visited Picasso in 1949. Mili showed the artist some of his photographs of ice skaters with tiny lights affixed to their skates jumping in the dark—and Picasso’s mind began to race. The series of photographs that follows—Picasso’s light drawings—were made with a small flashlight in a dark room;