Swapping a crowded wardrobe full of clothes for one with only one dress? Sheena Mathiken is doing it in “The Uniform Project” for a good cause; Jessica Broscheit is doing it for herself. I visited the Hamburg-based designer and artist at home.

Already as a child, Jessica Broscheit dreamt about owning a unique dress which has a perfect fitting and is wearable as everyday cloth as well as an evening outfit. The idea, of making dressing easy and of reducing the wardrobe mess nearly every woman has, revived, when Jessica met Bent Angelo Jensen, the head behind Hamburg-based label Herr von Eden. (more…)

seen at shopiclothing. (more…)

Back to natur, back to the roots – With her summer collection “Naturesque” Sabrina Dehoff breaks new, old grounds and this suits her well.
Besides some activities in the consulting business, Berlin-based fashion designer Sabrina Dehoff has a successful carreer as a jewelry designer and is starting now to include some dresses into the collection of her homonymous jewelry label.
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seen at Starstyling Boutique. (more…)

With Maurie and Eve, the second Aussie-label is coming within a week. Not because it´s so extraordinary, but rather, because it could be the glamed up sister of already shown label TV… (more…)

On refinery29, i stumbled upon the amazing collection of tu.tu.blu. Unfortunately, neither in the post, nor on tu.tu.blu´s site is some info about who´s behind the label and where it is located. Does anyone of you know? (more…)

Woman in my age would approve – we finally arrived there, where our mothers once have been: In the Revival-Generation. Skinny jeans, Dr Martens, Converse Chucks and tie-dye T-Shirts once have been part of everyday life.  Such was the Palestinian headdress, worn as scarf. ( continue reading) (more…)

Some days age, I impatiently asked “When will Helena Hörstedt´s summer come?“.

Finally, here it is: Helena Hörstedt´s fourth collection “The Black Whole”… (more…)