Fenke and Alex from Gabriel & Schwan came up with this fun to wear knot necklaces, which are finally available online after causing a shopping hysteria at last week´s Wedding Dress event during Berlin Fashion Week. (more…)
Crossing a divaesque-attitude with science-fiction inspired silhouettes, Julie Eilenberger abducts us on a cosmic ride into her stunning fashion galaxy like Macedonian designer Risto Bimbiloski did one year ago.
Seen at Jennine, the collection which was presented in the context of Berlin Fashion Week is a shout-out debut presentation of a fashion designer who has not even graduated, yet. (more…)
Being a sincere fan of Sabrina Dehoff, i have to admit, that her “Sweet Surrender” show in the context of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin hasn´t had a big impact on me. It was about likeable, soft and floating clothes – highly wearable and beautiful, but without this unique emotional, technical or creative features that let the pieces differ from current zeitgeist-fashion.
But honestly – that doesn´t matter for me. Sabrina Dehoff is an incredible talented jewelry designer who started not long ago to add some beautifully printed, simple dresses to her collection.
It would have been miraculous, if the Berlin-based designer would have come up with a clothing collection matching the level of her forward jewelry designs. (more…)
What would have been a small side-kick event during Berlin Fashion Week before the streetstyle-blogger era arose, became a sympathetic runway show highlight – Darryl Natale´s “Common People” fashion show in the context of Wedding Dress#4.
For the second time, Toronto-born founder of Streetclash and Stil in Berlin photographer Darryl Natale brought people from Berlins streets on the runway, wowing the audience with an enjoyable potpourri of extravagance and creativity. (more…)
Aloof from the Berlin Mitte fashion mass, Hamburg-based designer Marie-Louise Vogt presented a preview of her upcoming SS10 collection at Store Nr. 4 in the context of Berlin Fashion Week. Besides some intricate, handmade dresses, the young knit designer showed her new jewelry collection composed of single handmade and found pieces.
For the first time, Marie-Louise Vogt did not only mix & match single handmade components into wearable pieces but also added bought and found components such as trivets. (more…)
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