Into the Wild

Riccardo Tisci's barking rottweilers are the new graphical prints of Fall 2011. We thought the collection is incredible and wanted to see what you think about it.

Follow Didem's Footprints!

If you wonder, who Didem is, you should visit; http://www.dideminizi.com/ and see the latest and best accessories ever! Didem Aras is a designer who has been designing handmade accossories since 2008, and for also some brands like Blisskiss, Cashmere in Love and Maybeshop. Now lets have a look at these beautiful pieces. We hope you like it!

Spying on Kate Moss!

If you wonder, why this video is shot from this angle, it's beacuse the fashion photographers Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin built a setup while shooting Kate Moss for Fall/Winter 2010/2011 Balmain Campaign. The name of this private short film is "Everglade", which is the name of the song of Anthony&Johnsons. Also there are the animated illustrations as you see, done by the artist Jo Ratcliffe. It's the best "behind the scenes". Enjoy!

Bubble Sofa!

The best home interior item of all times! This sofa designed by Versace, embellishes your home and give it a sweet look. Also it can wear both leather and fabric, so take a look at this amazing interior design.

Astrological Fashion

With a little delay, we share the most beautiful set design by Shone Heath and photoshoot of 2010, with you. In December 2010  issue of Vogue, there is a fashion imagining of the astrological signs shot by photographer Tim Gutt. With the helps of model Siri Tollerod and stylist Kate Phelan's choices from the likes of Alexander McQueen, Lanvin and Christopher Kane, well known symbols come to life.

Plastic Baker

Don't be fooled by the misleading title, photographer Damon Baker made a beautiful shoot with model Clara Paget in a world of plastic for the debut issiue of Sheer Magazine. Set design done by Luke Abby and styling is done by Kay Korsh with great harmony using  voluminous wardrobe of knits, heavy jackets and plastic pieces.We really loved the filters used on photographs and the tones. We hope you love it too!

Additional Credits:
Makeup – Amy Sachon
Hair – Tomyuki @ earth hairdressing
Creative Direction – Damon Baker & Luke Abby
Styling Assistant – Sarah Loving
Photography Assistant – Alexander Zyryaev
Set Design Assistant – Tonea Charley

Fashion or Geometry?

Andreia Chaves, the footwear designer from Sao Paulo, Brazil, created wildly geometric shoes from unconventional materials, while studying form, texture and visual effects in Florence, Italy. She has a collection of footwear concepts on the cutting edge of fashion. "The fact that I grew up in a chaotic city like Sao Paulo, full of contrasts, being in contact with such diversity and constant exposure to different visual inputs, has inspired me in how I think and conceptualize my shoes. Looking at my work, I can clearly see influence coming from my South American sense of versatility. Also in the mix, what I have been experiencing in Europe." she explains.

The Invisible Shoe:

This shoe is  an asymmetrically mirrored low cut boot, reflecting it's surroundings and colors so that it becomes hard to realize there's even a shoe there. Photos are taken by Fernando Biagioni.

The Form & Texture Shoe:

                                                             Photos by Ian Murphy
This shoe shows a disciplined study of form and material. Here, there is a disorderly arranged leather and sycamore wood cubes.

Prism Shoe:

                                                                Photos by Ian Murphy.

The Velcro Shoe:

This is a shoe done by Velcro strips holding the foot, and you can easily change it's shape and redesign it. Photo by Ian Murphy.

The Twirled Shoe:

This shoe is done by metal and PVC and part of a study of optical effect.