narrow streets of fashion: February 2012

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Burberry A/W12 cute cute cute!!

generally, i'm not that in to Burberry...BUT i loved this collection !

i don't know if this is because i love bows,or high waisted skirts so much,and anyway the reason is not important!

a post without pics,it's not a post so..


Kate Bosworth in Burberry

(this pic above is the reason for this post)

source:google+profile:Burberry

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Nicholas Kirkwood for Peter Pilotto

Shoes at Peter Pilotto's Spring/Summer 2012 collection, designed by Nicholas Kirkwood

if you separate some parts of the shoe you may say "mm..not so good".

But who does that to a shoe anyway!

they are cute.

end of the story.

enjoy!

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Peter Pilotto S/S12 : a collection i really liked...

i know spring/summer shows take place around autumn and maybe its old news for many..but i enjoy watching videos,photos etc of the s/s shows for example,a month or so before the season"comes".
in a few years i guess designers are going to present their collections not months,but a year before..i'm being ironic now,so i 'll better stop! :p
here is the collection i really liked and some info about the designers behind the label

Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos are the designers behind the Peter Pilotto label.They met whilst studying at Antwerp’s prestigious Royal Academy of Fine Arts in the year 2000.

Pilotto is focused toward textile and print whereas De Vos concentrates more on silhouette and drape. However the duo work beyond their individual perimeters to create something new, their process being very organic and beyond an integration of the two fields.

Peter Pilotto prefer to guard a little magic around their creations for the wearer’s own input. This is reinforced by the idea of the curiosity cabinet, which is something that holds stimulus for the duo. The curiosity cabinet is a metaphor for journey, their cultural mix and a collection of recurring things that enamour them, such as natural phenomena. The duo are particularly fascinated with a scientific view of nature, as reflected in the microscopic, encrusted, hyper-real prints of the collections.