Jeffrey Campbell x Pixie Market :
Jeffrey Campbell and Pixie Market have teemed up to create a Austen floral lace up mini wedge shoe with a speed hooks, eyelets and black piping. But thats not it they have also created Hutton olive suede lace up mini wedges with speed hooks as well. The two options are so good, you may need both pairs. Both pairs are two totally different feelings. Who does not love speed hooks ? If you are a shoe harbor-er, these shoes are the perfect new shoes to add to your collection. Good luck choosing which colorway, they are truly both very enticing.
Givenchy : Ricardo Tisci
For this fall winter 2010 Riccardo Tisci showed ten couture looks, with three subtle themes: white porcelain, blush and gold, inspired by Mexican painter Frida Kahlo and her three great passions: religion, anatomy and sensuality.
JoNoFui : Bad Ass Sailors Hat
Though the nautical look and trend is not as prevalent, I did come across this sailors cap which was very intriguing. The metal chain and pendants on the cap make it look heavy and militant. The shiny jewels and crystals are what make this cap feminine and sexy. This cap could be styled with any nautical item, like a light-weight, long sleeved, striped henley by Balmain. It could be style with a tattered black cotton Rick Owens tank with shorts, leggings, and wedge hells. This cap is versatile and is interesting even if you’re not a sailors cap fan. This is certainly a collector item, but surely not for everyone.
Images via JoNoFui
Gisele Bundchen : Fiery
Here is supermodel/superwoman/supermom Gisele Bundchen‘s latest ad campaign for Roberto Cavalli 2010. This desert shoot was photographed by renowned fashion photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot.
In these images, Gisele has a strong, fiery demeanor. This photoshoot steps away from Cavalli’s previous colorful advertisements, which are edgy but possess a softer quality. Though cavalli stays true to his strong print story for the season, there is definitely a maverick quality to this one. The burning bush touches on some very Biblical subject matter, similar to the famous painting of Moses and the Burning Bush from Saint Isaac’s Cathedral in Saint Petersburg.
I am sure there is more to come this fall/winter for Bundchen and Cavalli.
Refashioner : Online Couture
Re{fashion}er is an exclusive online couture clothing exchange company created for women to trade, sell, buy, and essentially upcycle, their designer or vintage couture apparel and accessories. The invitation-only fashion site was founded by former Culture + Travel magazine editor, Kate Sekules. This site is an awesome idea. And there is no money involved—just the barter system. How wonderful!
Lola and Bailey : Long Live Mcqueen
A small brand named, lola and bailey, have created a bag that pays homage to the late designer, Alexander McQueen. Mcqueen was not only fashions greatest, but was known for his unconventional, avante-garde designs. His shock tactics inspired and influenced celebrities and movie stars as well as fashion lovers worldwide.
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As If It Were : Alexandra Verschueren
Im still Infashuated by designer Alexandra Verschueren. Her graduate collection, created at Antwerp’s Royal Academy of Art, is inspired by German artist, Thomas Demand. Demand is widely known for creating thematic and conscious photographs. Alexandra Verschueren‘s work incorporates many pleats and seam details that one might encounter in paper origami.Verschueren’s highly sculptural elements mixed with her child-like, hand drawn lines make for a modern and nostalgic attire. Verschueren’s clean execution of each garment shows her passion for beautiful seaming as well as her ability to pull inspiration from anywhere and create some really sophisticated works.
Roxy : Meandering Backpack
Here is a 2-for-1 rucksack by Roxy. It’s the perfect get up and go bag. It’s not only practical, but cute and small. Click here to purchase.
Megan Fox : Interview Magazine
Megan Fox goes high fashion for the June-July issue of Interview Magazine. Photographed by Craig McDean, Megan dons a stern bob as she does the tango with her undressed, doppelgänger mannequin. Wearing pieces by Lanvin, Calvin Klein, Nina Ricci, and others, Fox appears pretty convincing as a real model in this risqué spread.
Images via Interview Magazine.
La Perla : Jean-Paul Gaultier
Photography via Vogue UK Infashuated © 2010
