Showing posts with label meadham kirchhoff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meadham kirchhoff. Show all posts

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Gaultier Questions V



1. Meadham Kirchhoff Fall/Winter 2010
2. Jean-Paul Gaultier Fall/Winter 2003

Once upon a time. A story about princesses and queens. They both love glitter and drama. Dressing up, hidding their identity behind the veils of mysticism. But how does the story truly end?
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Happiness Factory




Meadham Kirchhoff Spring/Summer 2012 & Dior Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2010

Everyone smiled. Even Anna Wintour. So there is a rumour: Edward Meadham and Benjamin Kirchhoff will take on Dior. Balloons, candy, roses. Frills, lace, organza. Powder, glitter, rainbows. Thoughts?
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Disillusion







Meadham Kirchhoff Fall/Winter 2010

Shock. Bewilderment. A calculated reaction, so it seems. And the Dalston pound shop aesthetic doubtlessly succeeds. Denying any hopes, dreams and prejudices one may have projected onto the young design duo. But once having a closer look, the collection reveals its poignancy. Perfectly documenting the essence of London and its omnipresent mood. A walk down Hackney Road and suddenly everything makes very much sense.
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Monday, October 19, 2009

Voluptuous



Meadham Kirchhoff Spring/Summer 2010

A wonderful soft structure, voluminous and frail. Broken brides. Multiplied and exaggerated by a correspondingly bulged sculpture.
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Image credits Catwalking

Friday, March 20, 2009

Army Of Lovers




Meadham Kirchhoff Fall/Winter 2009

This collection is close to perfection. White long shirts with messy see-through details, cut-out knees, leather halters. Pieces I totally would love to wear myself.
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Image credits Catwalking

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Re-Interpretation


Meadham Kirchhoff Spring/Summer 2009



Ripped denim is back. And we all know why... I would have loved to show you my complete collection but I guess this is enough xxx for tonight.
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