Archive for October 2011
Funny & Odd
Here are some pieces from Matthew Cox’ s series “New Embroidered X-rays 2011″. Funny or odd, this is the Imaginarium of Mr. Matthew Cox . He’s an American artist, playing a lot on the body-X-rays theme.
I’m just delighted to see what happens when you mix such different mediums of expression. Looks like he found a new way of dressing the figure. That’s pretty cool, huh?
The Bright Connections
Can you bear such a brightness? I feel like I need it from time to time.
Fatale
Sasha Pivovarova & Anja Rubik, in Vogue Paris, October 2011/ photo: Mert & Marcus/ styling: Emmanuelle Alt/ view full editorial on fashiongonerogue
What A Shoe!
Tada! That’s Ellen Sampson‘ s conceptual footwear design. This object looks more like a sculpture, but, in fact, it’s a design object. The shape recalls the human element – you need to put your foot inside in order to be finally completed. I think that’s a wonderful work!
Delicious Plastic Elements
Giles
Balenciaga
Julian Hakes
Christopher Kane
Melissa x Westwood
no name plastic bow tie
Close To Perfection
Tze Goh is a designer whose (quality of) work is hard to ignore. It wouldn’t be appropriate to call him just “minimal”. His singular design esthetics is merely pure and somehow sensual. Clean surfaces, flawless look, light structure, sculptural functionality, innovative materials – it’s not easy to get so many qualities together in a single garment, huh? That’s pretty close to perfection. Tze Goh’s dresses are from another world.
