Split Screen

All clothes Bruno Pieters for Weekday

A monochrome outside world below zero degrees. Washed stone, snow-covered concrete, traces of road salt. A scenery of grey, white and beige. Acclimatization as survival of the fittest.
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Theoreticially Spoken

1. Moroso, front sofa
2. Christian Brandt
3. Moroso, cushion sofa

Unpolished. Nonchalance. As if there was no purpose, no form. Rigidly built to convey fluidity. While maintaining its spontaneous shape forever. Thus, it achieves what life has been failing in.
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Sehnsucht

Top David Slijper for New York Style Magazine
Bottom Blank Spring/Summer 2010 Lookbook

Lately, I feel highly attracted to Tuareg/nomad inspired desert suits. Wide trousers, long linen shirts, a lot of white, crispy structures and sheerness. Sandals and sand. Pleats and dunes.
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Via Fashionisto

Profanity

Alexander Wang Fall/Winter 2010

Just 5 minutes later. Life stream screen shots and my BBM commentary: Velvet. Bra cutouts. Black. Backpacks. Quite Prada-ish. Sunglasses worn over hair on sides. Styling is excellent. Seriously. Silver pearls in narrow geometric lines. Really good I have to admit.
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Stages Of Development

Hussein Chalayan Fall/Winter 2008

An intricately draped jumpsuit dissolving into a voluminous dress until it becomes a super flat, almost square shape. Working as the plain canvas for an antique vanitas motif.
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Image credits Catwalking

2001

Yohji Yamamoto Fall/Winter 2001

After endless hours of archive research and maltreated hands, I do feel a bit dizzy but I also decided about the signature look for 2001: Distorted asymmetry by Yohji Yamamoto.
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Image credits Catwalking

Floral Drape Fight

Moschino Spring/Summer 2010 vs. Frida Kahlo

Synapses create beautiful image layers in my mind's eye. And in this case, the similarities are surreal.
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Image credits Catwalking

Best Of Marios Schwab

Fall/Winter 2009


Spring/Summer 2009


Fall/Winter 2008


Spring/Summer 2008


Fall/Winter 2007


Spring/Summer 2007


Fall/Winter 2006


Spring/Summer 2006


Fall/Winter 2005

Inspired by Mahret, I felt the urgent need to dive into the Marios Schwab universe to find the most beautiful pearls. Bondage, geometry, draping, metal, fluorescent shine. Super constructed feminity.
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Image credits Catwalking