Inspired by luxury travel, classic cars and bold design, Ellie Heine's new range of designer luggage is a must-have for any stylish traveller. Featuring vibrant prints in punches of yellow and blue, the versatile range easily takes you from day to night.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Sportsgirl continue with their designer collaborations. Look out for upcoming collections by Andrea & Joen and swimwear designers Oscar & Elvis in the coming months.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Nick Knight is continuing with his Political Fashion film season, which began earlier this May. Starting with a film by Yves Saint Laurent creative director Stefano Pilati on Monday 21 July, a new Political Fashion film will air on SHOWstudio from midnight each day through until Monday 28 July.
Mad Cortes has just announced their attendance at this year's Brisbane Fashion Festival. Mira Vukovic's S/S 09 season was highlighted by striped dresses and frocks with origammi folds, all keeping in lines with current trends and creating excitement for the coming season.
Kraemer Antiquaire will present the decorative arts of the 18th century based on an unusual concept for its participation in the Antiques & Arts Paris Biennale: two giant cubes that play on symmetry. This play on symmetry conceived offers a fascinating vision of the decorative arts because it is associated with two contrasting environments punctuated by an interior decoration symbolic of two periods.
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Chelsea De Luca is set to release her new jewellery collection, Darkness Becomes Her. Chelsea's work always displays a high attention to detail and draws heavily upon French and oriental inspired pieces. Definitely a name to watch.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Humble Voice once again have selected a group of amazing artists across the spectrums of music, video, photography, art and word.
Monday, July 14, 2008
Queensland artist Danny Guinsberg opened his first solo exhibition in Melbourne at The Untitled Gallery.
Christopher Kane, Erdem, Marios Schwab and Roksanda Ilincic have today been announced as the recipients of the British Fashion Council's Fashion Forward sponsorship. Established two years ago, the scheme provides financial support to UK-based designers in the early stages of developing their business but who have already established themselves at London Fashion Week.
Nicholas Kirkwood continues to win over the fashion world with his statement-making shoes. His angular kicks channel 80s power stilettos, rejecting ornamentation in favour of structure and and linear shapes. As part of a special project from Alta Roma the designer has created a shoe inspired by Turineses designer Carlo Mollino, the designer, architect and genius obsessed with extreme decoration.
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
Rupert Sanderson's design philosophy is simple: less is more. He concentrates on perfecting the line, volume and material of the shoe and is obsessive about detail. Inspired by the Teddy Boys of Fifties Britain, Rupert's latest collection comes in the shape of these rather fantastic and flamboyant brothel creepers.
Milliner Stephen Jones is about to make his mark in the world of film - creating the hats for the upcoming film Coco Avant Chanel starring Audrey Tautou.
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Andrea & Joen's new summer details run from bold liquid metallic leathers and casual tribal influences and simple silhouettes; plain leathers mix with patent as materials are shaped and embossed to create a hard-edged futuristic feel. Be sure to keep watch for their new season campaign shot by photographer Jay Harrison and featuring amazing imagery of the Brooklyn bridge, fusing Jay's fondness for fashion and landscape.
Yoko Devereaux's Old Money collection features coins from various currencies hand cut into works of art and attached to sterling silver necklaces.
Thursday, July 03, 2008
Camilla and Marc are moving! Gorgeous frocks, C&M swim SS07 and tailored classics from previous seasons and current winter 2008 styles all heavily reduced from 50%-75%.
Keep up to date with the Couture shows in Style.
Gallery owner Louisa Guiness has commissioned artists such as Marc Quinn, Tim Noble and Sue Webster to design their own jewellery. The challenge: to create pieces that are both sculptural and wearable.