
Acne/sherling jacket, Wood Wood/cabel knit, T by Alexander Wang/velour maxi skirt,
Yvonne Koné/knitted turban, Maria Black/spike chain earring, Acne/pumps

Acne/sherling jacket, Wood Wood/cabel knit, T by Alexander Wang/velour maxi skirt,
Yvonne Koné/knitted turban, Maria Black/spike chain earring, Acne/pumps
Acne has collaborated with London-based artist Daniel Silver to create a one-off capsule collection.
Featuring Silver’s prints the collection is described as using ”Fabrics are slightly raw and tribal in style, Daniel has a strong relationship with Africa and so we embraced this in the collection, there is painted leather, a lot of print and a lot of naive texture.”





My absolute favorite look for the upcoming weekend.
The weather is supposed to be good and with no rain!

Knit from American Vintage, midi wool skirt from Acne, bag from Yvonne Koné,
Acne presents two collections each season for the women.
Their first collection is called Resort and the other one is called the Main collection.
The Resort collection was showed in New York about three months ago and the main collection was showed in London this week.
ACNE RESORT SS12
ACNE MAIN SS12

Jessica Alba always looks beautiful – get her look here..
Helmut Lang blazer, Fnubbu scarf, See By Chloé bag, T By Alexander Wang knit sweater,
Stella McCartney jeans, Michael Kors flats
Recently we visited Stine Goya’s showroom, to see the spring/summer 2012 collection




As you might have noticed, I’m a sucker for fashion film – well anything really that combines fashion and moving image.
I just found this Alexander Wang film portraying his inspiration for this autumn/winter collection – enjoy!
You can buy Alexander Wang’s autumn/winter collection here

Danish fashion brand Rützou has just announced the launch of their publication ‘The Chronicle’ – a new visual-oriented biannual magazine.
The magazine is designed in a way where it’s easy for the reader to tear out the pages and bring them into their own moodboards, to pin favourite images up on a wall, re-paint them or use them to write a letter to someone special. The hope by this design is to make it a humble contribution from Rützou to other creative people by presenting what The Chronicle find interesting within art, photography, people and places.
The first issue includes memories of artist Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010), ‘From Fauna to Flora’ by American photographer Arthur Meehan and 12 pages with inspirational snap shots.
The Chronicle no. 1 / Poetic Realism – 10€

Maman by Louise Bourgeois

This Monday, a new book, “The Men + Women of Marc Jacobs,” makes its debut. It’s a photo essay of more than 150 employees, photographed by Brian Bowen Smith, the photographer behind the firm’s celebrities-in-the-buff charity shots from 2006.
“The Men + Women of Marc Jacobs” has its origins in a series of snapshots Brian Bowen Smith started taking three-and-a-half years ago. At the time, he was traveling with the Marc Jacobs crew to store openings and business trips; at each stop, whether Milan or Moscow, Smith would take photographs of the staff — just because.
“We never really planned anything,” he explains. “An employee would run out with me for 15 minutes and do one of those shots. It was very spontaneous.”
When Smith and Robert Duffy (Marc Jacobs business partner) eventually decided to produce the book, the formula stayed the same. “No assistants, just the kids and me and my little Leica. We’d go and bang the shots out,” says Smith, adding, however that “after people knew what I was doing, the word spread. They were ready for me if I came into town.”
I have yet to find out where to actually buy this book – I’ll keep you posted.
