VOGUE CHINA APRILE 2009
Maria kowroski del New York City Ballet indossa abiti fall 2009
La ballerina Maria Kowroski del New York City Ballet indossa abiti della collezione fall 2009
bellissimi e leggeri , impalpabili
- come lei ,quando danza -
con una classe unica.
abito Dolce Gabbana 
abito J.medel
abito moschino,corsetto Dolce Gabbana
abito alberta ferretti
top blumarine,gonna tulle moschino
collana vera wang
abito j medel
abito j medelfabricmagazine
Pakistani Designers at Milan Fashion Week 09
It is bit Old news for Pakistan Fashion Industry but this was just amazing when Pak designers shine at Milan Fashion Week held from Sep 21st to 26th 09. Top three designers like Maheen Khan, Deepak Perwani and Rizwan Beyg represented Pakistan couture in style and were highly appreciated!
Deepak Perwani Collection at Milan
Maheen Khan Collection at Milan
Deepak Perwani Collection at Milan
Maheen Khan Collection at Milan
Rizwan Beyg Collection at Milan
Source: Youtube Videos
Man Fashion: Spring Summer 2010 Collection
London Fashion Week finished on an extreme high with a day dedicated to menswear, diversity was the word on each fashionistas lips as Spring/Summer 2010 was translated into the male language.
James Long’s collection was inspired my quality street wrappers and depicted both function and protection. Trousers greatly resembling his inspiration strutted down the catwalk teamed with rather sexy gilt edged camouflage; leather and select pieces of knitwear bought the collection together and showed which seasons it was created for. While the collection didn’t scream wear ability it did show Long’s talent when it came to creating unique menswear, it wouldn’t suit the average male or situation but then again when was Fashion practical.
Christopher Shannon took what should always be wrong and made it fashionably right as he sent his models down the catwalk with dodgy tan lines, ‘fanny packs’ and the cardinal sin of socks with sandals.
Unlike other designers Shannon’s collection was based on wear ability, he struck a balance between street style and high fashion; he isn’t interested on being the name on everybody’s lips, he creates clothing for the ever growing niche market that has patented his distinctive designs. Overbearing yet chic prints and his love of luxe sportswear have clearly paved his way into the fashion elite. In his own words his inspiration for his S/S 10 line “Donk, clashing sportswear and bootleg prints”
Contributed by: Charlotte Johnson
James Long’s collection was inspired my quality street wrappers and depicted both function and protection. Trousers greatly resembling his inspiration strutted down the catwalk teamed with rather sexy gilt edged camouflage; leather and select pieces of knitwear bought the collection together and showed which seasons it was created for. While the collection didn’t scream wear ability it did show Long’s talent when it came to creating unique menswear, it wouldn’t suit the average male or situation but then again when was Fashion practical.
Christopher Shannon took what should always be wrong and made it fashionably right as he sent his models down the catwalk with dodgy tan lines, ‘fanny packs’ and the cardinal sin of socks with sandals.
Unlike other designers Shannon’s collection was based on wear ability, he struck a balance between street style and high fashion; he isn’t interested on being the name on everybody’s lips, he creates clothing for the ever growing niche market that has patented his distinctive designs. Overbearing yet chic prints and his love of luxe sportswear have clearly paved his way into the fashion elite. In his own words his inspiration for his S/S 10 line “Donk, clashing sportswear and bootleg prints”
Contributed by: Charlotte Johnson
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