Showing posts with label bomber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bomber. Show all posts

Monday, January 30, 2012

Born Slippy
















Bomber jacket Motorking by Michiko Koshino
Suit jacket Whyred
Mesh tank Helmut Lang
Coin necklace Ann Demeulemeester
Leather jeans H&M

Following the tradion of David Bowie, Moby, Placebo, Natalie Imbruglia and the Spice Girls, I chose a Michiko Koshino archive piece for my latest performance in mesh, rubber and leather.
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Playground Love







All clothes MTWTFSS

Rude boys have a tender heart. Bomber jacket, bondage jeans, steel-toed leather boots - as hard the outer layers appear, as insistent the garments reflect a dispiteous character, they still can't cover the fact that their wearer cries at night.
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Reality Bites



Whyred Spring/Summer 2011

I know it looks boring, but let's be honest: That's what I will buy, that's how I actually dress. Am I destroying an illusion now? I appreciate these clothes in an everyday context. The only thing I am asking myself: Do they have to appear on a runway?
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Image credits Fashion Week by Berns

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Evilwear




Heikki Salonen Fall/Winter 2010

When looking at this collection I instantly recall Vivian Ward and Kit de Luca. Their signature elements of appearance: tights, wigs and lipstick. Heikki Salonen gives my beloved Pretty Woman characters a killer edge.
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Image credits Catwalking

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Climax






Raf Simons Fall/Winter 2010

It has been the fulfillment of my dreams to attend a Raf Simons show. And the adrenaline and strong inner contentedness made this experience incommensurable. The raw genetics of an early Raf clashed with the highly-constructed now. Accompanied by hardcore techno beats. Suits and bomber jackets. Wrapped knitted dresses. I lost my virginity.
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Image credits Catwalking

Saturday, February 9, 2008

Ich geh' aufs Uniqlo




New York, London, Tokyo - Japanese brand Uniqlo dedicated each of those metropolises an issue of their fashionable Paper. See more here.

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