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Ok, not really “porn” per se, but these images will definitely stimulate desire in many women. Maybe a few men as well. Here are some of the footwear looks from Berlin Fashion Week and the Spring-Summer 2010 Collections.
story by Charles Beckwith
photos by Boris Marberg
Ok, not really porn per se, but these images will definitely stimulate desire in many women. Maybe a few men as well. Here are some of the footwear looks from Berlin Fashion Week and the Spring-Summer 2010 Collections. Continue reading “German Shoe Porn”
New York designer Yeohlee recently teamed up with modaCYCLE photographer Sandy Ramirez to get back to basics on this simple color story, styled by the couturier herself in her Garment District atelier, using pieces from the 2010 resort collection.
Designer Yeohlee recently teamed up with modaCYCLE photographer Sandy Ramirez to get back to basics on this simple color story, styled by the couturier herself and shot right in her New York Garment District studio, using pieces from the 2010 resort collection. Continue reading “Back to Basics: A Yeohlee 2010 Resort Collection Color Story”
Unrath & Strano is internationally renowned for their tailor-made evening gowns with exceptional cuts. The lobby of the Hotel Ellington was transformed into the epitome of luxury for the designer duo Klaus Unrath and Ivan Strano to present their first high-end bridal collection on the second day of Berlin Fashion Week.
story by Veronika Gombert
photos by Boris Marberg
Unrath & Strano is internationally renowned for their tailor-made evening gowns with exceptional cuts. The lobby of the Hotel Ellington was transformed into the epitome of luxury for the designer duo Klaus Unrath and Ivan Strano to present their first high-end bridal collection on the second day of Berlin Fashion Week. Continue reading “Unrath & Strano Spring-Summer 2010 Bridal Collection, Berlin”
Michalsky’s maverick new spring-summer 2010 collection was presented outside the IMG/Mercedes-Benz venues, in the famous Friedrichstadtpalast theater. Strong looks, very stylish and wearable. Several outfits seemed to be fanciful, elegant, and streetwise all at the same time.
story by Alexander Palacios and Charles Beckwith
photos by Boris Marberg and Alexander Palacios
Michalsky’s maverick new spring-summer 2010 collection was presented outside the IMG/Mercedes-Benz venues, in the famous Friedrichstadtpalast theater. Strong looks, very stylish and wearable. Several outfits are a chic blend of fanciful, elegant, and streetwise all at the same time. Continue reading “Michalsky Home Run Spring-Summer 2010 Collection, Berlin”
Designer Michael Dominik Sontag, young winner of the most recent Becks Fashion Experience juried show, presented his small but vital spring-summer 2010 line on the third day of Berlin Fashion Week.
reportage by Boris Marberg
photos by Boris Marberg and Wolfgang Wöhrle
Designer Michael Dominik Sontag, young winner of the most recent Becks Fashion Experience juried show, presented his spring-summer 2010 line on the third day of Berlin Fashion Week. Continue reading “Michael Sontag Spring-Summer 2010 Collection, Berlin”
Eastpak showed they’ve been doing their homework. This spring-summer 2010 collection of urban street wear and bags truly reflects the now in youth culture in Berlin and around the world.
reportage by Boris Marberg
photos by Boris Marberg, Alexander Palacios, and Wolfgang Wöhrle
Eastpak showed they’ve been doing their homework. This spring-summer 2010 collection of urban street wear and bags truly reflects the now in youth culture in Berlin and around the world. Continue reading “Eastpak Looks To The Streets for Inspiration and Models”
Berlin Fashion Week is only a few seasons old, and the industry there is still finding its global voice and international footing. Each year they seem to get better, but the first day of presentations for the Spring-Summer 2010 collections proved very disheartening for those of us hoping this will be the season where Berlin became relevant in the global fashion scene.
reportage by Boris Marberg
photos by Boris Marberg, Alexander Palacios, and Wolfgang Wöhrle
Berlin Fashion Week is only a few seasons old, and the industry there is still finding its global voice and international footing. Each year they seem to get better, but the first day of presentations for the Spring-Summer 2010 collections proved very disheartening for those of us hoping this will be the season where Berlin became relevant in the global fashion scene. The only coherent collection on the Berlin runway for Day One was by GANT, a US sportswear company (see the runway show video on their web site). Continue reading “Disheartening Day One for Berlin Fashion Week”
Burberry shows its colors, as hints and accents, in this diverse but uninspiring summer collection.
story by Charles Beckwith
photos by Alexander Palacios
Burberry shows its colors, as hints and accents, in this diverse but uninspiring summer collection. Continue reading “Burberry Prorsum Spring-Summer 2010 collection at Milan Moda Uomo”
A blanched hardwood runway, like a long pier, is lit as if by moonlight, setting off the warm pastel accent garments in Missoni’s predominantly sky (comfort) blue Spring/Summer 2010 men’s collection.
story by Boris Marberg and Charles Beckwith
photos by Boris Marberg
A blanched hardwood runway, like a long pier, is lit as if by moonlight, setting off the warm pastel accent garments in Missoni’s predominantly sky (comfort) blue Spring/Summer 2010 men’s collection. Continue reading “Missoni, Spring-Summer 2010 Collection at Milan Moda Uomo”
CoSTUME NATIONAL designer Ennio Capasa has said about his new collection, “I wanted to bring a symbolic jungle into a metropolis; a jungle made of emotions that would take us back to our deeper, more authentic side; recharging us with harmony and joy.” We read the words, but we don’t see the execution, unless that organic metropolis is supposed to be represented by the junior partners at a post-apocalyptic architectural firm.
story by Boris Marberg and Charles Beckwith
photos by Boris Marberg
CoSTUME NATIONAL designer Ennio Capasa has said about his new collection, “I wanted to bring a symbolic jungle into a metropolis; a jungle made of emotions that would take us back to our deeper, more authentic side; recharging us with harmony and joy.” We read the words, but we don’t see the execution, unless that organic metropolis is supposed to be represented by the junior partners at a post-apocalyptic architectural firm. Continue reading “CoSTUME NATIONAL, Spring-Summer 2010 Collection at Milan Moda Uomo”
