7 by Dimitris Theocharis | Adidas Special in Schön!
Adidas gets a fantastic editorial in the new seventh issue Schön! magazine with the editorial 7 by Dimitris Theocharis
Thursday, January 06, 2011
ADIDAS
Adidas gets a fantastic editorial in the new seventh issue Schön! magazine with the editorial 7 by Dimitris Theocharis
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
Runway Falls
Runway Falls
Naomi Campbell
“It was the fall felt round the world — and thanks to YouTube, it was seen around the world too. Stam’s right foot tripped her up; her body to collapsed forward; her forehead hit the runway. It made even your most embarrassing schoolyard fall look weak. But while you probably would’ve burst into tears, this trooper got right back up — to applause.”
Kamila’s trip was excruciating — and hilarious. Her first tumble brought her to her knees. Then, after getting back up and fluffing her hair, her ankles give — and this time, she nearly broke them. Sadly, her fame seems to end here.
Monika Jagaciak – Herve Leger by Max Azria, Fall 2009 Collection
Elise Crombez at Proenza Schouler, Spring 2007
Again, dangerous shoes were to blame. Crombez’s sky-high heels made her pitch forward, like a runner at the start line. The audience gasped, the photographers cringed, but somehow, the girl escaped with knees unscathed.
Milana Bogolepova at Dior, Resort 2008Stiletto sandals and swimsuit cover-up proved too much for poor Bogolepova, who tottered so badly that she hit the ground not once, but twice. Official blame fell on her pin-thin heels, though there were vicious whispers backstage of just how much pre-show champers was consumed
Faced with a slick runway, Stange gave up on trying to maneuver the catwalk in slippery shoes. She kicked off her sandals — to much applause — and continued the walk barefoot. Now that’s how to handle a fall.
awsome headgear
I WANT THIS!!!
Avant-Garde Warrior Wear
The Manuel Albarran ‘Metal Couture’ photo series is a very interesting set of work. It combines a Victorian feel, obscure metallic accessories and a little bit of skin.
Monday, January 03, 2011
Carine Roitfeld
Carine Roitfeld leaves French Vogue
One of the biggest news in fashion world, (Trendland’s favorite) editor in chief of French Vogue Carine Roitfled leaves after a decade at the top of the French glossy. The news was announced on Vogue.fr’s site without giving any details, just specified that she decided to devote herself to her personal projects
Aishwarya Rai
Aishwarya Rai Diputihkan!!!
Last week, we noticed Bollywood star and former Miss World Aishwarya Rai was looking a little lighter than usual on the cover of ELLE India’s 14th Anniversary Issue. The story has since been covered by StyleList, The Daily Mail, and MTV Desi — among a myriad of others. But while it’s not uncommon for blogs to speak up about post-production editing — and skin-lightening in particular — it’s not often one hears from the victim themselves.
While Rai hasn’t released a statement, several Indian publications and newspapers report that she isn’t happy with the cover and may in fact sue. A source told the Times of India:
“Aishwarya’s first reaction was disbelief. She believed that these things don’t happen anymore. Not in this day and age when women are recognized for their merit, and not for the colour of their skin. She is currently verifying this skin-whitening allegation. If there is any proof of this, she might even take action.”
Sunday, January 02, 2011
VICTORIA BECKHAM
I WANT TO BE AS FAMOUS AS PERCIL AUTOMATIC - VB
As a teenager, Victoria Beckham's ambition was not just to be better than her mates or even be famous singer but to become a world brand.
She not only dreamed about it, but wanted it enough to go about getting it. That in itself makes her different from most of us.
It's not how good she was that mattered, it's how good she wanted to be.
What is interesting in her quote is that she didn't compare herself with Goerge Michael or Mariah Carey, rather she saw the fame if Persil Automatic as her yardstick.
Laugh at it as you may, it's this highly original imagination that got her where she is today.
Written by : Paul Arden
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