everyday i can’t wait to shuffle by bw
everyday i can’t wait to shuffle by bw
quite an elegant fashion film for the new ballet inspired collection of fashion house chloé. directed by bon duke, with NYC ballet principal janie taylor and choreographer justin peck. by m+m
what ever happened to hussein chalayan? is it me or are we not hearing much about his brilliance? more please, photography by amy troost.by dd
glen in early days with handsome jack (sparrow)
our soft-spoken friend, photographer, and film maker glen luchford, has truly reinvented himself with his beautiful black and white work. i saw something of his today and it prompted me to check his work again. his work for prada was for years the holy grail of fashion, and he’s sure to be on top of the list again with his new work above with models mariacarla boscono and malgosia bela, beautifully rich . by uh
tabitha simmons’s mister craig mcdean shot this nice video for the intro of his lady’s website. would hope that mine can move this way with such high heels! by pp.
i never knew the hairy side of fashion before james pecis, from d+v mgt, decided to let us in. as our favorite hair-master man, we’re happy he’s giving us a peek at his view of fashion month. s/s 2012 is brand-spanking-new, and you can see last season here. by kl
finally hermes catches on to the wonders of a global vision. expanding one of their traditional signature pieces, the scarf, into a limited edition line of luxury traditional saris, ranging from $6,100 to $8,200 a piece. luxury brands are slowly finding their way to india, and hermes had opened their second store this fall in mumbai. but in contrast to other brands such as giorgio armani and ermenegildo zegna who are focusing on menswear, hermes turns to the woman. i like the idea of this, and even though from what i’ve see i think they could have gone a little more ‘hermes’ with the patterns, and even though i’m not indian, hopefully this isn’t a one time deal so i can get my own! by kl
when life was colorful: camille bidault waddington kissing ex daddy jarvis cocker
camille bidault waddington kissing friend
camille bidault waddington kissing olivier zahn
camille bidault waddington kissing susanne deeken – mercer hotel
camille bidault waddington kissing yaz bukey
aaaah camille darling, you know we love you, but 1- how could you leave such an amazing man like jarvis and 2- what is this behavior and debauchery after jarvis? you should know there’s nothing really left to prove especially when you’re hanging out with mister cheese himself, olivier zahn. by dd
a lovely book designed by none the less lovely fabien baron, on the work of photographer anna bauer. 4×5 polaroids of everybody in the fashion circus. remind me ezra’s book of polaroids few years ago, amongs my favorites, dries, agyness and the lovely tanya. by pp.
show will be on september 16 through january 7, 2012
if you missed the galiano show there is always this. the FIT exhibition, daphne guinness, will feature approximately 100 garments and accessories from guinness’ personal collection, including designs from the likes of alexander mcqueen, azzedine alaïa, karl lagerfeld for chanel, john galliano for christian dior, dolce & gabbana, rick owens, gareth pugh, and valentino. guinness’ own designs will also be on display. the exhibition is co-curated by daphne guinness and valerie steele, director and chief curator of the museum at FIT. by xy
“nick cave is an artist who makes costumes for sculpture. actually, the costumes are the sculptures. he calls them “soundsuits,” because they’re loud. pitched at a decibel the eye can hear, they armor the body in dyed feathers, brilliant sequins, bugle beads and fake flowers, thatched twigs, strips of old sweaters and gaggles of pipe cleaners. they may have tall chairs or wicker baskets for heads. there’s no way to know if they’re male or female, or of what race or class, but they’re too dazzling for anyone to care.”
not the nick cave you think about, though it’s music related since those amazing costumes are featured in alvin ailey shows. mr. cave himself a former dancer for ailey, now turned artist knows what he’s talking about when it comes to dance. now on show at mary boon read more here by pp’