Marni Fall/Winter 2011 vs. Man Ray Seguidilla 1919
After seeing run over animals in the latest Roberto Cavalli collection and suffering Vodka hangover, my mind seeks and finds calmness in a subtle composition. And now I want these shoes. /HORST
Three days left until the new Lynn & Horst contest will be revealed. To get mentally and physically prepared, we recommend to have a look at our Wet T Contest. And as we do like word-of-mouth, please spread the word. /HORST
This collection was made to be loved by me. And we all'll have to wrap ourselves in fluffy knitwear. Caressing our New Bohemian tip-to-toe paisley uniform. Completed by a contrasting rubber band cummerbund. /HORST
1. Orangina posters by Bernard Villemot, 1972-1986 2. Prada Spring/Summer 2011 campaign
Last night's orange-themed research delivered a striking visual resemblance of Tropician heat. Or shall I say: a blood orange relationship. And blood orange juice is thicker than water. As is commonly known. /HORST
Is that gel pads? Yes it is! Reworked in the most delicate sci-fi mermaid manner. When looking back at London Fashion Week so far, it is no wonder Mister Kane is hyped. And deservedly so. /HORST
Ever wondered what fetish Horst would pick up next? Well, because it's Sunday I will do you the favour and reveal the unrivalled: Aprons. Too sexy for the kitchen. Seriously. Indeed. /HORST
1. Hans Bellmer, La Toupie 2. Wilhelm Freddie, Le Bureau de Zola
After being at a surrealist objects exhibition, the task for the weekend is as follows: Find random objects. Glue them together. Paint them white. Maybe I will succeed, maybe I won't. /HORST
When the idea of pop is completely understood. When references are sucked in, chewed up and spit out again. When copying is allowed. Then, we don't have another scandal, we just witness a postmodern quote. /HORST
While mentally preparing for my post-fifties career-turn as a surrealist painter, the accompanying clothes keep knocking on the studio door. Ready to experiment with latex and acryl. /HORST