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Friday, October 29, 2010

Vogue Around The World November 2010

VOGUE ITALIA NOVIENBRE 2010
MODELOS: FREJA BEHA ERICHSEN E ISELIN STEIRO
FOTOGRAFO: STEVEN MEISEL

VOGUE BRASIL NOVIEMBRE 2010
FOTOGRAFO: PATRICK & VICTOR DERMACHELIER

VOGUE AUSTRALIA NOVIEMBRE 2010
FOTOGRAFO: NICOLE BENTLEY

BRITISH VOGUE (BRITANICA) NOVIEMBRE 2010
MODELO: LARA STONE
FOTOGRAFO: ALASDAIR McLELLAN

VOGUE PORTUGAL NOVIEMBRE 2010 (REIMPRESION DE BRITISH VOGUE SEPTIEMBRE 2010)
MODELO: KATE MOSS
FOTOGRAFO: PATRICK DERMACHELIER

VOGUE JAPON (NIPPON- JAPAN) NOVIEMBRE 2010
FOTOGRAFO: INEZ VAN LAMSWEERDE AND VINOODH MATADIN

VOGUE HELLAS (GRECIA) NOVIEMBRE 2010
FOTOGRAFO: CAMILLA AKRANS

VOGUE PARIS NOVIEMBRE 2010
MODELO: NATASHA POLY
FOTOGRAFO: MARIO SORRENTI
MODELO: ANJA RUBIK
FOTOGRAFO: SøLVE SUNDSBø

VOGUE TURKEY (TURQUIA) NOVIEMBRE 2010
MODELO: GWEN LOSS
FOTOGRAFO: MARIANO VIVANCO

VOGUE KOREA NOVIEMBRE 2010
FOTOGRAFO: RAFAEL STAHELIN

VOGUE HOMBRE MEXICO NOVIEMBRE 2010
MODELO: EL CANTANTE JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE
FOTOGRAFO:

VOGUE MEXICO NOVIEMBRE 2010
FOTOGRAFO: MARCIN TYSKA


VOGUE ESPAÑA NOVIEMBRE 2010
MODELO: CAROLINE TRENTINI, KASIA STRUSS, TONI GARRN, ANNE VYALITSYNA AND ISELIN STEIRO.
FOTOGRAFO: VICTOR DEMARCHELIER

VOGUE CHINA NOVIEMBRE 2010
MODELOS: PATRICIA VAN DER VLIET Y KARLIE KLOSS
FOTOGRAFO: MAX VADUKUL

VOGUE GERMANY (ALEMANIA) NOVIEMBRE 2010
MODELO: IEVA LAGUNA
FOTOGRAFO: GREG KADEL

US VOGUE NOVIEMBRE 2010
MODELO: LA ACTRIZ ANNE HATHAWAY
FOTOGRAFO: MARIO TESTINO

Monday, October 4, 2010

FRENCH REVUE DES MODES F / W 10.11

INDIA FARRELL

HIND SAHLI

JENEIL WILLIAMS

KATE KOSUSHKINA

TARA GILL



ANNA CLEVELAND


MAYARA RUBIK MARCHI

LISANNE DE JONG

MATHILDE FRACHON

MEGHAN COLLISON

BY THIERRY LeGOUES


Thursday, October 1, 2009

Balenciaga Spring 2010 RTW.

Chanel Iman (VIVA)

Nicolas Ghesquière has decided the world has quite enough cocktail wear to be getting along with. "I wanted to do something urban. No more history for the moment!" he said backstage at the Hôtel de Crillon, before sending out a collection that reclaimed the beat of street athleticism: the hoodie (done here as a highly structured paneled leather vest); skinny, vertically patchworked jeans; complex tanks; and sporty kilts.

Alex Sandor (METROPOLITAN)

Take it as read that we're not looking at generics. Every silhouette, each garment, every extraordinary tubular-ankled, open-toed boot is an uncopyable meld of futuristic technique and art craftsmanship. The quality defines Ghesquière's Balenciaga as unique.

Liu Wen (MARILYN)

Take the "jeans." What looks, at a distance, as if it might be gray-blue denim is actually vegetable-dyed leather.

Kori Richardson (IMG)

The "hoodie" is engineered from molded leather, woven jersey, and nylon foam. The ankle sections of the boots are either hand-loomed fabric or a meltdown of blue, white, and green strips of leather, laser-compressed into a striated amalgam that looks, as Ghesquière joked, "like Play-Doh." (He likes a toy reference in a shoe.)

Diana Farkhullina (IMG)

In the collage of elements, there were recycled fabrics and natural-looking hemp weaves, and a sidelong tribalism in the urban-warrior eye makeup and footwear.


Kasia Struss (WOMEN)

The street element had some of the flavor of the hit "student" collection of Fall 2007, and it will certainly give license to young women—and the vendors of fast fashion—to look at sweats and gym skirts in a whole new, highly commercial light.

Elsa Sylvan (VIVA)

It's a sign of a designer's influence when his work is knocked off as fast as the mass market can run. But Ghesquière's métier is one that can't be simplistically rendered down.


Magdalena Frackowiak (ELITE)

His collection also involves infinite subtlety. It segued into chic coat-dresses—patched with streaks of lemon and green—against textured beige spiraled leather togas contrasted with painted suede.

Freja Beha Erichsen (IMG)

The show ended with minute but mind-bending latticework skirts that shivered like porcupine quills, flashing shots of green and maroon in movement. That kind of work can't be replicated anywhere else but in this house, and if there's still an argument for high fashion versus low, this is one of the strongest defenses that exists.


Alla Kostromicheva (WOMEN)

Katie Fogarty (NEXT)

Edita Vilkeviciute (VIVA)

Miranda Kerr (NEXT)

Siri Tollerød (MARILYN)

Ginta Lapina (WOMEN)

Iselin Steiro (WOMEN)

Hanne Gaby Odiele (WOMEN)

Jenny Sinkaberg (IMG)

Sasha Pivovarova (IMG)

Rasa Zukauskaite

Bregje Heinen (WOMEN)

Sheila Marquez (WOMEN)

Marlena Szoka (NATHALIE)

Jacquelyn Jablonski (ELITE)

Karmen Pedaru (NEXT)

Egle Tvirbutaite (NEXT)

Iris Strubegger (WOMEN)

Anya Kazakova (MARILYN)

Johanna Kneppers (WM)

Lisanne De Jong (NATHALIE)

Constance Jablonski (ELITE)

Gwen Loos (MARILYN)

Mirte Maas (WOMEN)

Patricia van der Vliet (ELITE)