Lutz Bacher 'Do you love me?' Lutz Bacher's work is about the construction of identity through media. Therefore she de-constructs the identities by 'interfering' advertising, she manipulates comics, interviews, porn or televised rape trials...
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Universal Music
... launched its first fashion collection of 30 pieces for men incl. 20 pieces accessories under the title 'Rock & Rebellion'. It's a male t-shirt collection; but,
some men are small and some women are tall...
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Scott Elk
inspired designer Dirk Bikkembergs Sport Couture SS2010
On 22 June 2009 Dirk Bikkembergs presented his Sport Couture spring/summer 2010 inspired by artworks of the Australian Scott Elk on the catwalk in Milan...
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Humanic FW9/10
The European store chain presented in front of fashion journalists the new trend collections; Vienna Insight by Karin Sawetz: "Unbelievable, but this high-heel is almost comfortable"...
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John Richmond
John Richmond's philosophy comes from punk, rock music, and street culture. From these sources he creates couture for men and women under slogans like 'Love and Hate' or 'Destroy Disorder Disorientate'...
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Scent of a Traveler; by Caroline Zerrini, editor from Dubai Haute fragrance houses are turning their nose to travel for inspiration. It’s all about enchanting you along a magical journey to capture the scent of a destination...
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'Si Lolita' by Lolita Lempicka
The French label Lolita Lempicka invited journalists to the presentation of the new baroque boudoir inspired scent 'Si Lolita'. Read about beauty journalism and the materialisation of a scent in a special 'Munich Insight' by publisher Karin Sawetz...
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Paul Smith Man
Interview with the UK designer on occasion of the presentation of Paul Smith's photographs in an art gallery in Paris. As soon as I have introduced myself as the publisher of Fashionoffice, I developed that Paul Smith is an internet enthusiast who writes for Vogue, his own website...
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Angelo Cricchi
During the "9 festival for fashion and photography", the art-culture magazine Drome was engaged as the curator of one exhibition. Drome has selected the photo series by Angelo Cricchi entitled 'Imaginary Portraits of Women who Chose Death' with regard to the strong relationship of the Viennese to death...
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Smitten FW9/10
For his first worldwide collection, the New Yorker designer Michael Simon is inspired by his passion of the 40’s romance comic books and their stories about intoxicating love. The pieces will be featured at Fred Segal; the store is known for a good hand in picking trend...
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Manuel Bozzi SS09
The Milanese designer Manuel Bozzi presents the Mambamondo amulet. Into the port-bonheur pendant the designer packs the irony, that everybody has the same roots: the earth...
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The Cavalli Club in Dubai
...has been designed by Roberto Cavalli. Swarovski crystals are used liberally to create a luxurious and opulent atmosphere throughout the venue. Floors are made from black quartz, with chairs upholstered in Cavalli’s signature animal print...
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GREENshowroom
For the travelling eco-couture exhibition (1-4 July 09 Berlin, 1-4 Oct 09 Paris) the designers Magdalena Schaffrin and Jana Keller have collected accessories, shoes, jewellery, beauty and gourmet products under the motto “Green is the only way, with a blush of luxury”... |
Wolford SS09
The Austrian label presents a retro-sportive swimwear collection, designed for the first time by Ronald van der Kemp. Since some years Wolford collaborates additionally to its own collection with international designers like Giorgio Armani, Kenzo...
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Florence and The Machine
In June, the fashion world has discovered Florence Welch as a new star of the music scene: the Vogue ran a feature about Florence's wardrobe, discussing here on-stage and off-stage outfits, the Telegraph magazine produced a four page feature and has described her as "Kate Bush meets Aretha Franklin", and UK designer Paul Smith... |
International Jewellery London 6-9 Sept 2009
...will be unveiling an impressive array of collections from acclaimed designers and brands worldwide; such as Mishca who is a great believer in the idea that one’s experiences figure in one’s work in all kinds of indefinable ways...
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'(No) Improvisation' by Farshid Maleki
For the Persian artist Farshid Maleki the faculties of imagination and emotion are more important than that of mere sight. At first glance the drawings seem like scribbles -- one sees hundreds of lines and colours of magic markers shaping - in an apparent chaos - characters that are...
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