Tags: menswear, model, Rochambeau, Sebastian Sauve, spring fashion week 2012
Let’s Welcome the Architect Girl
By alexphoto in Column, Well, WritingIt’s taken awhile but we’re entering a new age in fashion focused on modernism, architecture and sadly climate change. I talked to one creative director who pondered the almost ubiquitous looks strutting down fall’s runway of vests, bare arms and shortish skirts. After many seasons the spikes and armor are falling off and leaving behind maroon, burgundy and sometimes crimson in their wake – a fashion scab. Gold and red, are becoming the combined colors of the moment.
Shiny things, from bow ties and breastplates, are not just for the Blonds anymore. Marlon Gobel, sponsored by Swarovski did just that. Having handprints on your outfit might be a great way of flirting (DVF & Rodarte), but at any moment I expect Vidal Sassoon to rise to prominence and give us the five-pointed cut. Will a new version of The Factory begin and who’ll be our next Andy Warhol? Luxury is yawning ever so gracefully; trying to make it’s way back into a recognizable statement to differentiate the classes. Appliqué prints made to look like your grandmother’s couch are out.
Tags: column, Donna Karan, DVF, Fall Fashion Week 2012, Helmut Lang, Lindsay Degen, Marlon Gobel, Michael Bastian, Number:Lab, Peter Som, Rodarte, Swarovski
Fotini
By alexphoto in Editorial, Fashion Photojournalism, Photography, WellTags: Fall Fashion Week 2012, Fotini, green, Mallard Cape, model, red head, The Box

















