_ULYANA SERGEENKO

Gorgeous prints and silhouettes from Russian designer Ulyana Sergeenko,

taking inspirtation from 1950's Soviet Vogue.

Creating timeless pieces and made in beautiful fabrics to show off the body in all it's glory.

Caterina Ciuffoletti - Getoutofyourskin

Beautiful designer i have come across this morning, with a anatomic dress

to die for!

This silk organza dress sets the archetypal of GETOUTOFYOURSKIN. 16 layers of organza cut to follow silhouettes of rib cages are draped on the body creating a subtle game of shapes and contrasts.

 The idea is to build trinity into anatomy; the three-ribcage silhouettes are placed on the body and draped to give a sense of dynamic power and frail appearance at the same time.

Beautifully crafted pieces, with a delicate feel yet strong sense of structure that flows between layers of organza.

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.

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

De toekomst is in het verleden ........

Walter Van Beirendonck

Part of the Antwerp six

Creates clothes i can only describe as off the wall into another dimension.

When i walked into the exhibition in the MoMu, i was stunned, the burst of colour and the excentricity.

Don't get me wrong, his clothes are visual masterpieces, that create emotion and make you want to gaze at the in wonder.

But he is a nutter.

VIKTOR VIKTOR

Viktor Timofeev, the artist explores complex concepts of hybrid realities and Utopian society, Timofeev is preoccupied with a blueprint for another world.

 City by city the Berlin based artist joins together histories and idealised states mixed with dreams of Utopian societies; his own circuit board of paintings collected as exhibitions to the evident flaws but also innovation ever present in dream communities. On one hand these are images styled with oil paints, on another they are heavily researched showing us visual analysis that questions logical boundaries.