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Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts

Sunday, 7 February 2016

Urban Cycle Design

Castro M1 is a sleek little bike designed for urban cyclists. 
The minimalist bicycle is designed, manufactured, and assembled in Barcelona, it was imagined and built to meet the demanding lifestyle of urbanites, it is adaptable to a variety of people with different riding styles, and is quick and easy to store, the kind of bike you could just pick up and ride. 

Its slim stainless steel frame can be folded in no time to occupy only 23 cm (9 inches) of space, and can be stored anywhere. 







Sunday, 31 January 2016

Abstract Photo Collages

Madrid-based photographer and artist Pablo Thecuadro creates abstract photo collages with a surreal touch.

Using editorial images from other photographers as well as his own, Thecuadro puts them together by hand with a cutter. He mainly shares his latest works on his Tumblr and his artworks has been featured in publications such as ELLE Serbia and Cosas Couture.










Saturday, 23 January 2016

Toyota 1978 Land Cruiser


FJ Company is specialized in performing full, frame-off restorations of the classic Japanese Toyota FJ series.

Their latest masterpiece is this beautiful 1978 Land Cruiser FJ40, a build they consider to be their best work to date. 
The guys performed their trademark frame off nut and bolt restoration, replaced the door panels, windows, dash pads, and headliner, and re-upholstered the seats. They also rebuilt the 4.2-liter six-cylinder engine, four-speed transmission, and four-wheel-drive system. 



Friday, 20 November 2015

Paradise

Australian artist Tanya Schultz works as Pip & Pop to create immersive installations and artworks from an eclectic range of materials including sugar, glitter, candy, plastic flowers, everyday craft materials and all sorts of objects she finds on her travels. 

She has exhibited her work throughout Australia, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Germany, Netherlands and the UK.







Saturday, 24 October 2015

The World of Couture

Couture clients invested time and effort into commissioning their wardrobes, and the relationship with the designer was an intimate one. Hardy Amies wrote, 'It is often forgotten that we execute orders: we do not sell clothes. If you went into the Boutique you would buy a suit, but if you walk upstairs you order a suit.'

The showing of the new designs followed fixed laws of precedence, beginning with suits and ending with evening wear.

Daywear

Day outfits included casual ensembles (ensembles simples), morning suits (tailleurs matin), casual afternoon suits (robes d'après-midi simples) and sophisticated dress suits (tailleurs habillés).

Designed by Hardy Amies, London 1952



 

Piquet jacket by Dior, England 1953


Cocktail and early evening wear

Cocktail dresses first appeared in the 1920s and gained a new popularity after the war.  

Zemire ensemble by Dior, Paris 1955

 

Evening dress by Sherard, London 1958


Evening wear and ballgowns

The fashion show culminated with evening dresses (robes du soir), dance dresses (robes à danser), long evening dresses (robes du soir longues), grand evening dresses (robes grand soir) and spectacular gala dresses (robe de gala).  

Evening dress by Fath, Paris 1948

Chiffon evening dress - Jean Desses, Paris 1953

 

Evening dress by Ferier, Paris 1948

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Wednesday, 21 October 2015

Level Up

Whether is Fashion Editorial, Fashion Comercial or Advertising  JUCO's consistent quality of work and creativity is astonishing. A whole different level in Fashion.

Together they have produced work for Apple, Marie Claire, Maxim, Microsoft, Nike, Sony Music, Teen Vogue, Universal Music, VH1, Warner Brother Records, and XXL… just to name a few.

JUCO is the collaborative work of Julia Galdo and Cody Cloud.