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Alexander Mcqueen – Peplum Leather Biker Jacket – Womens – Ivory by Alexander McQueen
Source: Alexander Mcqueen – Peplum Leather Biker Jacket – Womens – Ivory by Alexander McQueen
Alexander McQueen Deconstructed Mini Shirt Dress by Alexander McQueen
Source: Alexander McQueen Deconstructed Mini Shirt Dress by Alexander McQueen
Alexander McQueen Engineered Sheer Lace Dress by Alexander McQueen
Source: Alexander McQueen Engineered Sheer Lace Dress by Alexander McQueen
Tribal glamazons of the cityscape – this is my first and entirely deep impression of the Spring/Summer 2014 collection of Ioanna Kourbela entitled under the exact to the subject name “The Ethics of Aesthetics”.
There is a strong factor of crisp white esthetics interlaced with clean cuts, mild and earthy shades that are implemented with the ethnical factors of laser-cut elements and pleats. The garment seems to be designed for full comfort in femininity and ubiquitous lightness. Some bare components like open back dresses, transparent fabrics and asymmetrical lines definitely stands for the balance to pouring forms and waterfall shapes. Such a conceal-reaveal concept. What is more, the collections is accentuated with the small post bags, cute headbands and platform footwear ans flat leather sandals.
“The Ethics of Aesthetics
If the body in reality is a garment of the soul,
the inner being cannot take any other clothes,
only extensions of the body.
… and if the fabrics, colors and pulses
succeed to reach a naked body to morality,
then, yes,
you can say that it is summer.”
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CREDITS:
Vogue Turkey
Photography by Emre Guven
Model Patrycja Gardygajlo
Styled by Naz Bileydi
Hair by Ibrahim Zengin,
Makeup by Ali Riza Ozdemir
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In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the skull scarf, Alexander McQueen presents an exclusive collaboration with Damien Hirst.
The iconic skull scarf has been a signature accessory of the house first seen in the 2003 Irere collection.”
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One of the most remarkable fashion houses – Alexander McQueen without a doubt puts a stamp of fashion significance season by season proving the existence of a wearable yet progressive idea of style. The house unveils not only the synergy of ethereal art and awe-inspiring fashion, but also the infusion of refined, edgy and wearable factor as the most coveted one. The Spring/Summer 2013 presentation was a feast for eyes thanks to the concept of the sophisticated beekeepers armored with the marvelous headpieces all together with the queen of bees’ personification and the honey comb constructions.
Take a look at the Fashion Focus Gallery presenting the sophisticated headpieces of Alexander McQueen:
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The geisha-inspired theme captured in the lens of Sebastian Kim reveals western fashion tribute to the richness of the Country of the Rising Sun. The marvelous unveiling of Japan-focused culture is one of the main inspirations presented on the Spring/Summer 2013 catwalks including fashion giants like Alexander McQueen, Prada, Haider Ackermann and Mugler. To be truth, despite that the Asian theme is a repeated trend, I feel always amazed with the results that one country like Japan can offer with the plenteous culture and visualization of art. My Japanese inclinations that are clearly visibly on the pages of EdelScope.com are probably rooted in my silent dreaming of visiting the land of Issey Miyake, Junya Wutanabe and Yohji Yamamoto.
Credits:
Vogue Germany February 2013
Editorial: Fernbeziehung
Photography by Sebastian Kim
Model Franzi Mueller
Stylist: Katie Mossman
Makeup artist Maud Laceppe
Hair stylist Tuan Anh Tran
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Sophisticated summer fashion in an alabaster palette composes an interesting coloration together with the exotic Vietnamese settings of “Fairy Stream” in Mui Ne for Harper’s Bazaar Mexico fashion editorial. The striking beauty of the model Marcelina Sowa highlighted by the bleached eyebrows complements the mystical surrounding along with the radiant styling of white and gold. The magnificent editorial resembling some kind of a summer fairy tale with the white nymph was captured by New York-based photographer Kevin Sinclair. The white wardrobe with the enchanting shimmer of gold was prepared by the stylist Andrew Holden with the finds from Alexander McQueen, Antonio Berardi, Prada, Moschino, Emporio Armani, Chanel, Hermes, Donna Karan, Jason Wu, Giambattista Valli and Etro.
Credits:
Harper’s Bazaar Mexico July 2012
Editorial: En el paso de las hadas
Photography by Kevin Sinclair
Model: Marcelina Sowa
Stylist Andrew Holden
Makeup by Nam Vo,
Hair by Dennis Fei
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Mathematical precision of origami art with the fashion conscious wit were the most inspiring factors among others that enabled 132 5. ISSEY MIYAKE to win an “Oscar” in the fashion category of Design of the Year 2012. The event was held on 23rd of April, 2012 in Design Museum in London. With the high-grade fellows including Sara Burton from Alexander McQueen, Phebe Philo from Celine or young designer Mary Katrantzou, Issey Miyake conquered the hearts beating renowned wedding gown of the Duchess Kate along with the sensational exhibition “Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty” with his eco-friendly approach of fashion-forward concept merging traditional Japanese art and sartorial aesthetics at the high-fashion rate.
The awarded design of 132 5. ISSEY MIYAKE was created by Issey Miyake and Reality Lab team – revolutionary collaboration aiming at innovative approach into the face of fashion with the core of experimental wearability. Following the dimensional inclinations of Issey Miyake‘s brand, the model is enhanced by the mathematical algorithms creating a great diversity of three-dimensional shapes. The groundbreaking idea transforms flat geometry pieces into the artful apparel. What is more, the 132 5. ISSEY MIYAKE line has a very strong base for environmental protection thanks to the use of extraordinary yet generally acknowledged material – recycled PET products. As a new challenge, the line will definitely stand for creative innovations with the motto of “Regeneration and Re-creation” and the infinite aspiration to design “clothes that bring joy and happiness to wearers” <source>.
As one of the admirers of Issey Miyake’s signature I would like to congratulate this well-deserved award :).
MagdaLena
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