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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

LOS 10 LOOKS MAS MEMORABLES DE PARIS FASHION WEEK OTOÑO/INVIERNO 2011

1.- ALEXANDER McQUEEN

FRIDA GUSTAVSSON (IMG)

2.- GIAMBATTISTA VALLI

JAC JAGACIAK (IMG)

3.- MIU MIU

ANAIS POULIOT (ELITE)

4.- LANVIN

KARMEN PEDARU (ELITE)

5.- JEAN-CHARLES DE CASTELBAJAC

DEBORA MULLER (NATHALIE)

6.- HAIDER ACKERMANN

KINGA RAJZAK (IMG)

7.- HERMES

KARMEN PEDARU (ELITE)

8.- YVES SAINT LAURENT

FREJA BEHA ERICHSEN (IMG)

9.- ROLAND MOURET

JAC (IMG)

10.- STELLA McCARTNEY

ANJA RUBIK (NEXT)

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

MIU MIU RESORT 2011

ANAIS POULIOT (SLIDES MODELS) & LINDSEY WIXSON (MARILYN)

"Fun, sensual, insolent." Miuccia Prada's prescription for Miu Miu's Resort collection nailed its naughty little heart. The clothes were inspired by lingerie shapes and lingerie fabrics like crepe de chine, satin, and sable, but there was another story, too. Prada's undying reverence for Yves Saint Laurent is a strong strand of her design DNA, and there were echoes of YSL's notorious 1971 collection, the one that was scandalously inspired by the shady ladies of Paris in the early 1940's.

ANAIS POULIOT (SLIDES MODELS) & LINDSEY WIXSON (MARILYN)

That old-time raciness was reflected in the "come hither" neon brightness of Miu Miu's color palette, carried over into armfuls of bracelets, and prints of apples and hearts whose cuteness was cut by the fact that they were slightly blurred, like a neon sign.

ANAIS POULIOT (SLIDES MODELS) & LINDSEY WIXSON (MARILYN)

The languid line of a keyhole-neckline crepe dress or the masculine/feminine flared, cuffed cotton drill pants paired with a fitted military jacket could have been out of Dietrich's closet (her again!), except that the designer preferred the more playful, less ambiguous comedienne Carole Lombard as a reference. "Keep things simplest" is Miuccia's new mantra.

LINDSEY WIXSON (MARILYN)

Word to the lookbook: one of the most seductive re-creations yet of the glamorous harpies who ruled the pages of Vogue Paris in the heady seventies. As far as the historical references go, Miuccia's convinced nobody remembers anything anyway, which means that Miu Miu fans will find irresistibly colored clothes in proportions that look sexy and new to them.

ANAIS POULIOT (SLIDES MODELS) & LINDSEY WIXSON (MARILYN)

ANAIS POULIOT (SLIDES MODELS)

ANAIS POULIOT (SLIDES MODELS) & LINDSEY WIXSON (MARILYN)

ANAIS POULIOT (SLIDES MODELS)

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

MIU MIU S/S 2010.

MIU MIU S/S 2010: LINDSEY WIXSON BY MERT ALAS AND MARCUS PIGGOTT.

Friday, November 13, 2009

Save a Deer By Helping a Bunny

Multi-Artist Danny Roberts paints Julia Frakes holding a dear in a mui mui collection for the Woodstock Animal Sanctuary

Julia Frakes for the benefit to raise awareness about animal cruelty

Hello, hello my friends! Well, just finished working and about to head down to Pasadena to
see the lovely Audrey Tautou preform in "Coco Chanel" with Fashion is Poison and alot of other bloggers.
Should be really fun!
I'm really excited!
Today's drawing of my friend, the beautiful, kind, and lovely Julia Frakes of the blog Bunny Bisous.

She asked me if I would do a painting for her for a benefit for animals that she is working with.
When i thought about painting Julia, with an animal, and for a good cause... I said yes instantly!
I have a Video of the painting that is coming soon... i think it's the best one yet! ;)
As for info on the benefit, i thought i would quote Julia on it. :)

"While I cannot reveal too many details quite yet, one of my pet holiday projects is an upcoming benefit that I am co-chairing with designer Rachel Antonoff to raise awareness about animal cruelty as manifested on two fronts: barbaric factory farms (with funds proffered to Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary) and merciless puppy mills (to benefit Maddie's Fund).

Scheduled to betide in a magnificent historical Manhattan haunt this mid-December, a killer hosting committee will preside over a silent art auction featuring works created especially in a forest and fauna theme [including the original painting above] by the likes of Kime Buzzelli and Danny Roberts alongside special musical performances by fun., Steel Train, and other sublime surprise guests. " - Julia Frakes

P.S. I'm currently really, really, sorry and really frustrated... I got all your comments back cause i switched back to igorandandre.blospot.com
but now all your new comments are gone... :(
Forgive me! Don't worry, i'm done changing everything. It will stay this way for good...
I pasted below the comments that got deleted.
Again, so sorry for that!

Friday, October 9, 2009

Miu Miu Spring 2010 RTW.

Lisanne De Jong (NATHALIE)

As Paris winds down, one of the city's big stories is its designers' fascination with youth.

Sharon Kavjian

Leave it to that Italian iconoclast Miuccia Prada to crystallize it in an oddly captivating collection that combined short, high-waisted Lolita dresses with naïve animal prints (and one not-so-G-rated lounging-nude motif).

Sophie Srej (IMG)

"I was questioning innocence, questioning youth," Prada said backstage. "What do they mean today in a world that's the opposite?"

Marike Le Roux (MARILYN)

She is a designer who's always embraced the perverse, so about halfway through, the cat and bird and dog prints got some company in the form of holographic paillettes and crystals embroidered on sheer nude mesh insets.

Dorothea Barth Jorgensen (ELITE)

These, along with cutouts that bared skin on the torso, upped the provocation factor on the little-girl frocks, but it was still hard to imagine fashion sophisticates like Kate Moss and Renée Zellweger, who sat opposite each other in the front row, finding many occasions to wear them.

Hanne Gaby Odiele (WOMEN)

In the end, Prada's final judgment on our age-obsessed culture wasn't entirely clear, but it's interesting to note that the best looks in this quirky, challenging collection were the pantsuits.

Vlada Roslyakova (WOMEN)

With their sophisticated, narrow lines, they didn't quite fit into this season's naïf narrative. But they did make playing grown-up look like a lot of fun.