This is pure sculpture perfection. “The Invisible Shoe” is one of four stunning conceptual shoes by Andreia Chaves, a Brazilian footwear designer. On Yatzer, you can find more and on today and tomorrow, Pieter tells you, for which fashion designer collection The Invisible Shoes would be the perfect match. (more…)
Spanier aka Miguel, the Zoo`s regular supplier of photos & inspiration, just returned from a trip to Tunisia with this great series of rip-offs. Fore more, check this. It`s hilarious.
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This is not completely new, but, still a stunner. Shop With Asian Stereotypes makes me loving skull for the first time in my life. The DIY Cut Out piece is available here, and fantastically worn by the fabulous Cocorosa. (more…)
I´m not sure if i could do the dignified walk in those costumes. Unbelievable, they even danced on ice in those dresses. I just found out, Holiday on Ice is selling out its costumes. For those who might have the secret dream of becoming an ice pricess, next step to make the dream come true 
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When a graduate project becomes a sneaker brand it´s Flaek. Sven and Oliver, two German media-design students aimed high when they came up with the idea to create nothing less than „the best sneaker. Ever“. While their fellow students hustle pixels on their monitors, the pals who consider themselves as sneaker-holics go for real stuff.
Being “neither product designers nor brand-strategists”, the Flaek-Duo faces quite a challenge with not only making the brand, but also, making the shoes. (more…)
If there´s somethint to celebrate in the world of fashion, Colette comes up with a limited edition.
This has always been, is always happening and will probably always stay like that.
And Barbie? It´s a Topseller. This also was always like that, is currently like that and will also probably be like that.
So, it goes without saying that in the year of Barbie´s 50th birthday, Colette rounded upcoming and senior designers up to bring a limited Barbie edition among the mob. There´s the obligatory limited Barbiedoll editions as well as T-Shirts and posters. At dear prices. This is how it works.
Here a short overview of the more exceptional products of the limited Barbie edition at Colette.
I felt very well entertained by Alexis Mabille´s Barbie bows shown above. It´s humorous, simple and amusing. Unfortunately, i didn´t get this feeling with Margaux Lange´s Barbie jewelry edition.
The idea might be great, but after the third sight, there´s not more than “ugly” staying in my mind.
Paris-based design collective Andrea Crews comes along kind of barefaced. Their T-Shirts with Barbie clothes applications are sold for nearly 400€, which is more than overpriced for such a predictable idea. Don´t buy. Rather raid your childhood treasure boxes and do it the DIY-way.
It took US-designer Colleen AF Venable to find a giraffe, she once had as a child. Documented with various posts and nearly 2 000 photos, her online-project “The Stalking and Murdering of a Childhood Giraffe” found it´s happy ending and its crowning finale with a connect-the-dots tattoo.
A documentation on Flickr shows the development of Dave C. Wallin´s Tattoo-work which has also been featured in the book INKED: Clever, Odd and Outragous Tattoos.
OMG. Mattel has no Pardon with us and seems to have no limits. Check out BarbieCollector for more insane Barbie costumes. (more…)
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