Fall Winter 2016
Vittoria Ceretti, Kiki Willems, Ally Erthel, Bella Hadid & Lorena Maraschi captured by Alasdair McLellan for Self Service.
Styling Benjamin Bruno
Hair Sud Hayes
Make-up Frankie Boyd
fashion
Editorials We Love @ GLASSbook Magazine
Published at GLASSbook Magazine
Photographer : Kei Kondo
Stylist : Yuiko Ikebata
Make up : Ryosuke Yamazaki
Hair : Yasu Nakamura
Model : Jessica F. [Wilhelmina]
Editorials We Love by Jaclyn Adams
Annabella Barber photographed by Jaclyn Adams for Plaza Kvinna
Plaza Kninna, July, 2016
Annabella Barber, Model
Style by Vass Arvanitis
Makeup by Julie Provis @ Hart&Co
Hair by Joey Scandizzo for Eleven Australia
Walk on Water – Fendi Legends and Fairy Tales
A Fairy Tale was made possible by Fendi at Fontana do Trevi last night.
Celebrating 90 years, Fendi is alive and walking on water, casting creative energy for the 90 years to come, thanks to its creative team: Karl Lagerfeld, Silvia Venturini Fendi and Pietro Beccari.
Little Red Riding Hood crossed enchanted forests and walked on water, wearing Fendi from sunrise till darkness. The 40 models walked on a translucent plexiglass runway, closely followed by Neptune’s attentive gaze.
Dressed in transparencies with floral motives, embroideries, and fur details worked with high craftsmanship – “Haute Fourrure”, which follow from a word game between haute couture and fur. All coordinated with ankle boots.
The story of one of the most amazing fashion shows ever seen, started in January 2013, when Fendi announced a €2,5 million project to restore five fountains in Rome, the birthplace of Fendi.
Fontana di Trevi was made famous by Fellini’s La Dolce Vita, in 1960, when Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Ekberg waded through the fountain.
The restoration was completed after 17 months and came to reveal all its full magnificence last night.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=881HrI9r0IY
Welcome to the future – The Future of Clothing!
The Next Black, AEG.
After a short break to allow happy holidays, and before we take the full breath to commit ourselves with Springtime, take a peek in the future of fashion and clothing. For some companies, that future is already happening – as “The Next Black – A film about the Future of Clothing” confirms.
Studio XO, photo © The Next Black, AEG.
This 45-minute documentary, produced by home appliance manufacturer AEG and award-winning production company House of Radon, has been released to explore the future of clothing. It aims to ask innovative companies core questions about mass consumption of clothing; care and quality concerns; new technologies, smart clothing, organic and traditional garment.The answer is given by sustainable companies, where fashion meets technology creating amazing effects, or developing garments that send real-time data; materials grown from living organisms and water saving dye methods.
Whatever your personal answer is to the future of clothing, may you all have the best of the years & experience happiness for 366 days in 2016!
Autumn defined style – objects of desire
Before Autumn is over and before we indulge ourselves into the holiday season, we still have time to introduce The DisQuiet into hues of colour (finally), even if in soft ones, to depict some of our most desired fashion items. The shopping guide is bellow.
Chalayan Wool Blend Gabardine Coat, at Net-a-Porter; Bottega Veneta, polka-dot twill wide leg pants, at Net-a-Porter;
Comeforbreakfast roll neck sweater, at Farfetch; Sofia Coppola bag, for Louis Vuitton; Tod’s Patent-leather ankle boots, at Net-a-Porter; Vivienne Westwood Pink gold ring, at Vivienne Westwood; Victoria Bekham round-frame metal mirrored sunglasses Net-a-Porter