Cedric Charlier Fall/Winter Show 2013-14

Read more »

Giorgio Armani Womenswear Fall/ Winter 2013-2014

  GARÇONNEIt’s a way of living, and interpreting femininity - the kind of independent spirit that ignores conformism and all that is commonplaceIt’s an autonomous way of dressing and mixing pieces, a personal attitude to pairing accessories, that defines a particular style and character.Garçonne features simple lines, while its perfect cuts and combinations of materials transform it into something decidedly avant-garde.Black, its overarching colour, enhances the figure, emphasizing its shape with jewelled jackets, trousers and Skirts-cum-bermuda shorts, as well as with long, hip-hugging skirts that end in a bias cut. Hints of white create luminosity and contrast, as do the golden fabrics paired with lacquered black shoes and accessories.Calculated eccentricity shines through in berets featuring special workmanship in woven velvet, their spherical forms adorning the head, as well as in exquisite suspenders, evening and daywear “garçonne” jumpsuits and embroidered tops.Woven, lacquered high-heeled shoes leave a luminous wake. Black onyx buckles are a common thread running through the jewellery, and make their mark on accessories, echoing the button motif that also runs through the collection.source of Collection by Armani

Read more »

Versace Women Fall Winter 2013-14 Fashion Show

Versace launched “VUNK” Versace’s new punk, as if the spirit of punk was born today. There’s no reference to the past. With “VUNK”, Versace is fearlessly looking forward to a new glamour, and a new rock’n’roll. Extreme proportions create a contrast between shrunken silhouettes and over sized shapes, with no compromise between.

Read more »

Celebrities at Versace Fall Winter 2013-2014 Fashion Show

 Celebrities style at Versace Fall Winter 2013-2014 Fashion Show

Read more »

Suno Fall Winter 2013

SUNO was formed in 2008 by Max Osterweis after more than a decade of collecting textiles in visits to Kenya. The prospect that Kenya’s recent post election turmoil might keep foreigners from visiting or investing in a country overflowing with natural resources, talent, and good will became the catalyst to actually do something with those collected fabrics. Building a successful and visible company... that employs local Kenyan talent, treats workers fairly, and showcases some of Kenya’s artistry, could potentially affect positive and lasting social and economic change.

Read more »