Marc Jacobs Fall Winter 2010 / 2011

Here comes the Fall. Starting with the rain of shows here is Marc Jacob's fall winter 2010 2011. Metalics, furs and wool gives life to this classic colection. Suits and long skirts with touches of embelishments turns into spot to dress the masculine woman of Marc. Yellow, but basically gray ,steel, soft blue and creamy shades are the colors that Marc has chosen for this fall. Melangee wools in sweaters and suits, and sequins full covered cardigans seems to be the key pieces to protect yourself from cold.

R.I.P Alexander Mcqueen

This new is so sad. I couldn't belive it, he was so young. Anyway we hope you are in a more confortable place for your soul.

Magdalena F for Dazed and Confused

This editorial was love at first sight. The dresses are gorgeous and Magdalena works them really well.

Alexander Wang Prefall 2010

Alexander is one of those designers who didn't follow the color as a trend introducing a collection where black is the king and some shades of gray. Asymmetries, narrow bottoms, leather, oversized tops and a bit of see-through fabrics.

Celine Prefall 2010

Celine by Phoebe Philo has presented it's prefall 2010 collection stared by incredible feather pieces, elegant coats, hunter capes and narrow leg trousers.
Brown, black, sandle and some shades of yellow as main colors in a collection that mix some classic dressing pieces as jackets, cardigans and coats with a sign of sportive clothing.
Classic, elegant and chic with the very Philo style.

Balenciaga Prefall 2010

Balenciaga, balenciaga, balenciaga... it's prefall time and you did it again, how many times I've already told you that you can't have the most incredible collections ever?!
Architectural coats, bright tights, geometrical jackects, drapped pants, and multilayered miniskirts. Prints as a trend is coming back after a season of retreat incarnate in irregular stripes, landscapes, dots, artworks, and astract images. Bright primary colors are coming back into the spot, as orange, yellow, red and green. But in a very Cristobal way, Nicolas decided to mix them up with some of the favourites colors of spanish paintors as Goya and Velázquez. So, here is where shades of bottle green, camel, earthy brown, and clay comes into the scene getting as result an eclectic range. And of course, the basics and unmissables black and gray.
ps: i'm glad that a fellow contrywoman of mine could achieve to be the first argentine who model for Balenciaga. I'm talking about Naomi Preizler, the girl in yellow tights in the second picture. I think she doesn't look her best here, her face isn't looking great but it's great to see her doing this kind of jobs.

Smooth criminal.

Murdering clothing? fashion explotion? obsessive repetition? I love those photos and I really can't figure out why, I have some reasons but I think there will always be something I can't put into words. Also I really like the clothing pieces they picked to shoot because the are basics but replaced, took to another level. Aren't they like a cover from the ones of V mag with the before and after of models with and with make up? I find them very similar.




via new wave.

Meet Cameron Smith

Cameron Smith is a young photographer in the London fashion scene. More from him here

Get the neon rabbit.

I'm not a big fan of neon colors or this kind of photography, but I don't know why I find this shooting kind interesting. Specially I love the outfitt with the bunny ears and the wide pant in the last photo.

Prada menswear fall/winter 2010 review

As everyone should know, yesterday's night the well online based Prada transmitted via internet in live mode her menswear collection for season winter 2010 2011 and of course i was behind my computer screen seeing the show.
I have to admit i'm not kind a menswear fashion follower because is strange to me to see some heart-breaking pieces in menswear collections, and that disapoints me a little bit. Anyway, I could never say no to a fashion show and specially this one left some bitter-sweet taste in my mouth. Overall I liked it, but it wasn't a big surprise.
What have I seen? the typical clean and restrained Prada tailoring mixed with knitwear. Plain colors as black, gray, cream and camel were the main ones contrasted against optical patterns, melange wools and vibrant touches of pink, purple, dark red, green and yellow. Wide coats with double collar over tiny crew neck sweaters, unwasted straight leg trousers and melange textured cardigans with waist lace that reminds of 50's italian menswear.
And here you have the full show brought by Prada´s own youtube channel.