little vintage cowgirl waistcoat for shaking and shimmying and swaying in YEAH.
Topshop sale hate to admit it but AMAZING
fragile
Doing some work this morning - I had to organise and label original rough drawings and sketches by Fashion Illustrator Douglas Pollard from the 1920-30's which were VERY fragile. Below are some of his completed drawings for vogue.
classy
for your eyes only
i absolutly love this collection sleek and sassy and severe and i think the aluminium printed fabric is super cool. Gareth Pugh S/S11
this was the packaging for one collection i designed in NY
open up
logo for packaging
BALENCIAGA
Went to a very interesting talk last night by Hamish Bowles - European editor at large for Vogue who has just curated a new exhibition at the FIT museum. The talk was about Balenciaga- Spanish Master, he talked us through the inspirations behind a lot of Cristobal Balenciaga's designs, a lot of which came from Spain, where he was born in a small fishing village.
Bullfights, flamenco dancers, and fisherman's loose blouses, the glories of the church and the cool of the cloisters and monasteries.
i think i should send him this photo its pretty funny...
The draping in his designs are amazing and reflect the draped robes of religious painting and sculpture in Spain's rich art history.
He took a lot of inspiration from the church and was deeply religious. which is reflected in the purity of many of his silhouettes. However the flamboyence of Spain's culture is always visible within his work, through bull fighter inspired headresses, colour, or shape
AMAZING
Levi's Photoworkshop
down in Soho is the Levi's photoworkshop where you can rent out cool cameras and stuff, print pictures on t shirts and there is a photobooth and everything is FREE FREE FREE like all the best things in life..... the people that work there are cool as well... SO MUCH FUN
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