A young woman, married with the Prince Charles of Wales.
A fairy tale, which we all know that ended in betrayal, lies and a tragic accident.
It was not all bad for Lady Di, she was one of the pioneering women
in social work for people in needs, her love for the people and dedication were unmatched.
Icon of fashion, we remember her because she was one of the most remarkable,
powerful and humble women in the world.
"I knew what my job was; it was to go out and meet the people and love them"
Lady Di.
Photo by Stiven Klein (American Vogue / April 2010)
Vogue US Magazine pays tribute to British designer Alexander McQueen (rip) inMay2011edition, with a magnificent editorial with the title of "Alexander The Great", photography by renowned photographer Stiven Meisel and the intervention of the fashion editor Grace Coddington, she makes this editorial tribute to McQueen "In two words sublime and excellent".
Giant boxes the size of elephant containers arrived in New York earlier this year. I was there as they were unpacked - rather than contain exotic animals, these crates were filled with some of the most imaginative and stunning pieces of clothing ever created.Thephotographs,giving aminitour inthework of thedesignerpresentedsomeofhisbestpiecesfrom past collections(such as worksofart).The designerSarahBurton(CreativeDirectorof Mcqueen)tells usdetails ofeachcreation.
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WIDOWS OF CULLODEN, FALL 2006
“The collection was about the 1745 massacre of the Scottish Jacobites by the English, which Lee felt so passionately about because of his Scottish family heritage, which his mother had researched. The women were the widows of the slaughtered army. This dress was actually based on my wedding dress—I got married two years earlier. We had to figure out how to make lace work in the round with those ruffles because Lee hated gathering. So we cut out all of the flowers from the lace and reappliquéd it on tulle to make our own fabric. This is the collection most people remember as the one with Kate Moss in a hologram. Oh, my God, it was so beautiful. He loved that show.”
On model Karen Elson: silk-lace ruffled dress.
VOSS, SPRING 2001
“So much of this show was about the collective madness of the world. It was presented in a two-way mirrored glass box in London, and the girls had bandaged heads, acting like inmates of a mental asylum. Lee wanted the top of this dress to be made from surgical slides used for hospital specimens, which we found in a medical-supply shop on Wigmore Street. Then we hand-painted them red, drilled holes in each one, and sewed them on so they looked like paillettes. We hand-painted white ostrich feathers and dip-dyed each one to layer in the skirt.”
On model Stella Tennant: red-and-black ostrich-feather dress.
NUMBER 13, SPRING 1999
“This was from the amazing show in London where Shalom Harlow stood on a turntable and was spray-painted by robots. This particular look was made from wood to form the shape of a fan: It was all about the craftsmanship. The wooden wings were in this show, too, and the prosthetic legs he had carved for Aimee Mullins, who walked in the show. That was so moving. There were so many ideas in there. Each of his shows was like ten of anyone else’s.”
On model Karlie Kloss: leather halter top and wood fan skirt.
SARABANDE, SPRING 2007
“The collection was based on Handel’s ‘Sarabande’ in the film Barry Lyndon. It was held in the round at the Cirque d’Hiver Bouglione in Paris, with classical musicians playing onstage under a giant chandelier. This dress had fresh flowers on it. We put them on just before she went out, and they started to fall off one by one as she walked. I remember people saying Lee timed it. We had a laugh about that. It was an accident!”
On model Caroline Trentini: silk dress embroidered with silk and fresh roses, hydrangeas, and peonies.
IT’S ONLY A GAME, SPRING 2005
“All the girls were dressed as chess pieces, and the show was choreographed as a chess game. It was about the chessboard of fashion. Lee did have foresight and a sense of humor! This is one of the two horse pieces. He made it by commissioning Steve Powell, a hospital prosthetics expert, to make the body. And the horsetails were from the same suppliers who make the plumes for the queen’s Royal Horse Guards.”
On model Raquel Zimmermann: molded leather dress with horsehair skirt.
VOSS, SPRING 2001
“This is a straitjacket, a kimono with the sleeves strapped around the back, embroidered with raised birds and flowers, and the flowers on the hat were real. I saved all the showpieces from every collection because I’m an obsessive, obsessive hoarder. Sometimes Lee would look at them again, just to remember what he’d done with something. It was his dictionary he was building, really.”
On model Coco Rocha: silk-embroidered wool jacket and cigarette pants.
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SHOWstudio - Tribute to Alexander McQueen by Nick Knight, music by Björk.
Oh! right this it the Essentials Mens Edition (Pieces or articles) for this season. For this winter, you can wear Oversize (Jackets, Coats, Poncho.. etc.), Fur (maybe Fake*), Leather Jackets, Military or Sailor touch (Jackets), Sportwear Mix, Colors of the season (Burgundy, Mustard, Orange, Electric Blue).Moreabouttrendsinmypreviouspost (Mens Fall Winter 2011/12). Andremember it,theideaisto dressaccordingtoyourpersonalityand comfort. Isuggestyou onlyideas, andyou choosewhich one fitsin your style.
Music Video of today is courtesy of : BigBang Band(Korean빅뱅) isaSouth Korean groupofhiphop,R&Bandelectropop,consisting offivemembers:G-Dragon,Taeyang,TOP,DaesungandSeungri. I think the video is really good and the song too ( is a tipic boy band, but this is better "stylish"- great work- .. I like to see it the differents looks of them, remember me Yohi Yamamoto and Hedi Slimane clothing line (And BackStreet Boys, 'N Sync, New Kids on the Block..90's and 80's boy bands ahahhahaha) , It's a really cool band,... just enjoy it.
A month ago, I'm join the team of "NoWhere Magazine" and I started to working for them with writing a few of articles and interviews about of the Colombian photographer Alejandro Annicharico and the illustrator Fabian Dres. From the beginning I loved being connected to the NW team; and I can say, I am very proud of this Mexican project led by Ivan Monroy Fashion editor at NoWhere Magazine, from the beginning has been wonderful to work with him and his vision on the design, fashion and related is excellent.
The articles I wrote and the interviews, you can see it on pages 4 and 5 (The icon behind Jil Sander) pages 12, 13 and 14 (Davidelfin) pages 25,26,27,28 and 29 (Alejandro Annicharico: The Beginning of an Icon) and pages 35, 36 and 37 (Fabián Dres:" Drawing the fashion world ")
