Veronique Branquinho’s Spring / Summer 2016 collection was a clear nod to femininity, womanpower and craftsmanship. The models all wore sheer organza covering their eyes and pleated organza dresses in signature brand colours of neutral tones, adding further romanticism. This
MoMi-Ko is the brand launched by Monika Misiak-Kołsut, who impressed us with inspirations straight from the mahjong game during 13th edition of Polish Fashion Week – Fashion Philosophy in Lodz. The Spring / Summer 2016 collection presented on the off-out
DASH has teamed up with the talented London College of Fashion fashion illustration students to create a train of thought regarding the topic ‘Gender / No Gender’ to be expressed visually in an illustration underlining the upcoming artists’ style of line. After Dominika Drotos, Federica Micheli, Josie Payne,
Credits: Photographer : Eeva Rinne Stylist : Laetitia Mannessier Make-up : Amy Wright Hair stylist : Satomi Suzuki Illustrations : Pierre Yves Morvan using Urban Decay Model : Lily @ First, Leah @ Models1, Ella @ Models1
The usual muted tones of Akris were prominent for Spring / Summer 2016. However, there was a more systematic logic behind the way in which they were presented at the catwalk show in Paris. Almost like colour blocking, they came out in
Thou Shalt Not In the inevitable progression of time, change is the only constant. The ten commandments carry a definite set of rules cast stolidly in the stones of time. However, It is not about the reoccurring battle of whether
Veronique Branquinho’s Spring / Summer 2016 collection was a clear nod to femininity, womanpower and craftsmanship. The models all wore sheer organza covering their eyes and pleated organza dresses in signature brand colours of neutral tones, adding further romanticism. This
MoMi-Ko is the brand launched by Monika Misiak-Kołsut, who impressed us with inspirations straight from the mahjong game during 13th edition of Polish Fashion Week – Fashion Philosophy in Lodz. The Spring / Summer 2016 collection presented on the off-out
DASH has teamed up with the talented London College of Fashion fashion illustration students to create a train of thought regarding the topic ‘Gender / No Gender’ to be expressed visually in an illustration underlining the upcoming artists’ style of line. After Dominika Drotos, Federica Micheli, Josie Payne,
Credits: Photographer : Eeva Rinne Stylist : Laetitia Mannessier Make-up : Amy Wright Hair stylist : Satomi Suzuki Illustrations : Pierre Yves Morvan using Urban Decay Model : Lily @ First, Leah @ Models1, Ella @ Models1
The usual muted tones of Akris were prominent for Spring / Summer 2016. However, there was a more systematic logic behind the way in which they were presented at the catwalk show in Paris. Almost like colour blocking, they came out in
Thou Shalt Not In the inevitable progression of time, change is the only constant. The ten commandments carry a definite set of rules cast stolidly in the stones of time. However, It is not about the reoccurring battle of whether