Showing posts with label textiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label textiles. Show all posts

Saturday, 3 October 2015

_Latvija,Deutschland & Suisse

Evening all!! 


I am to tell you all about my upcoming adventures into the depths of Europe!
I will be off to the wonderful Germany which i have visited many times,
and my first time off to Switzerland and to the charming Latvia!!


Looking at this photo they contrast yet all somehow blend well together.

so im giving you a bit of inspiration and courage, i booked the cheapest flight and off i go
to these fun and exciting places!!

You should try it, though skyscanner is addictive!!!

little bit of European imagery to get you in the
mood for adventure!!!
Plus some travel dreams tonight!!

xo


Friday, 12 June 2015

_Details of Couture

Hi Everybody!!

Back again and i intend to stay!
So much has gone on so expect a back log of posts, fashion and travel related, if you haven't seen already
i love a holiday!!!

Here i thought we can have a quick look and some of the detailing in Couture Garments and the pure skill involved
in the making of these garments that makes us
all quiver!!

I am glad to be back!!
Enjoy! 


Elie Saab - Beautiful as always

Friday, 3 February 2012

_Woolrich Woolen Mills AW '12

Mark McNairy launched his AW 2012 collection at Pitti Uomo in Milan.  The mix of wool, corduroy and synthetic materials are beautifully balanced, along with a subtle colour palette.  It also shows a good use of technical fabrics and wearable basics.






Tuesday, 4 October 2011

National Geographic Influences Fashion

National Geographic style has immersed itself into fashion and 
filtered it's way into all over graphic prints in many designer's collections, as
well as textural layers and contrasting surfaces.
Gorgeous colours flow together creating strong prints which draw the eye in, leaving you mesmerized.



Wednesday, 28 September 2011

Mon âme a son secret......

THE SECOND PART:
WALTER VAN BEIRENDONCK

Another explosion of colour for the mind, more imagery of Walter Van Beirendonck's exquisite 
exhibition at the MoMu in Antwerp
Apologies the photos are a bit blurred, the mannequin's are rotating as you look at them!





IMAGE HEAVY