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great Installation from Burdi @ Salone del Mobile Milan 2013
great Installation from Burdi @ Salone del Mobile Milan 2013
It it for sure not only us, knowing industrial designer Tom Dixon for his conceptual aesthetics, be it in terms of lighing design or furniture. Right now, during the Salone del Mobile in Milan, he is giving a preview on his latest design project, this time more related to apparel than to furniture. Together with Adidas, Dixon is presenting his visions for stylish clothes, combining the dimensions of functionality and fashionability.
What I can say is I totally loved his parka turning easily into a sleeping bag, the totally cozy hoodies that can be zipped into small space-saving bags (so great for non-stop travelling people) and a rather stunning five-in-one overall piece, being a coat, jacket, pant, skirt and shorts in one. Not easy to imagine, right?!
It is not only apparel Dixon put his creative perspective into – in his colab with Adidas, one could find milti-functional accessories such as backpacks, cases or even really stunning shoes.
If you are in town, you should definitely check out the installation at MOST and check out some of the pieces I found really cool.
big thanXX to Milan style icon Stefano Carloni for his cool pics.
At the latest issue of the furniture fair HOMEDEPOT in Vienna, the creative crowd at DIESEL again proved to the world that they are pretty awesome not only in designing denim stuff. This is where the iconic Italian brand presented some creations worth combining with your DIESEL jeans and jackets.
Timeless shapes, rough textures on metals and wood and decent coloring – these were the guiding themes for creative chef Wilbert Das and his crew.
Now have alook at the pieces and start matching them with your jeans.
We are far away from these ancient times when sunglasses were primarly worn only for function. Now they are the ultimate fashion accessory to complete any cool look – either in snowy days or sunny moments. Here is a selection of some great pieces for the upcoming sun-season the guys at Highsnobiety curated.
We could not agree more with the selection and shout out loud: let the sunshine in – NOW!
Street-style iconic brand Converse and Italian fashion empire Missoni unite with a limited edition series of two models exclusively available at colette. The Chuck Taylor and the Auckland Racer styles of Converse are being re-dressed in a unique colorful Missoni knit.
The signature pieces will hit the shelves of colette on Friday, September 28 and will for sure make the tiny sidewalk at the Rue St. Honoré even more crowded. Stop by the store or simply try getting some online.
seen at Conrad Shop
It’s official – after London, Paris, Milan and Berlin, my European Fashion Week duties for this season are almost over. After spending a truly great time and meeting a lot of fantastic designers, models, friends and creative minds, I now finally had some time to browse through my cute black Moleskine, where I always keep the coolest things I saw on paper. Recalling the past weeks, I have one particular thought – hell God, what happened to the financial crisis?! Did it somehow disappear while I was running from one show to the other?! In the past weeks, I think I have seen far more Rolex watches than a manufacturer at the Rolex studio in Bienna has ever had in his hands. Though somehow having turned into a sort of chlishé, Rolex pieces still have that certain coolness factor and count among the most desirable luxury goods at all.
In Berlin I met someone really brave, who somehow managed to convince the tradition-steeped guys at the Rolex HQ to let him and his company overwork the iconic styles of their sacred models. Hendik Jürgens and the cool crowd of passionate watch-pimpers are capable of sexing up the classic shapes of Rolex you know up to a mind-blowing extent. Hendrik and his studio Blaken have certainly turned into my design-favourites and I will for sure keep an eye on their creations, just like Donald Trump, Will Smith, P. Diddy and some others do.
Have a look at their latest beauties and start saving for your next personalised Rolex, Britling or whatever…
If you are passionate about interior design, this is for sure a common thing for you too – you stroll by a window of some fabulous design furniture shop, fall in love with a piece (or many), walk in with a bright smile and quickly go out thinking what you’re doing wrong for not being able to spend a fortune on this particular thing. Well, there might be a great alternative for you, guys and without any compromises on quality, design or look. One of my latest discoveries during the summer issue of Berlin Fashion Week was the furniture concept store NORR11.COM – a super cute venue in the very heart of Berlin, hosting a fantastic concept: stunning design pieces displayed in a lovely pop-up showroom + the option to buy anything you see right there and let it be delivered to you for free right away. Could the merge of online & offline shopping run any cooler?!
Go make youself a picture of all great pieces at Hackesches Quatier | Litfaß-Platz 2 in Berlin Mitte, in the own pop-up showrooms in Copenhagen, Aarhus or Tallinn or simply fall in love with the pieces online and get them free delivered.