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Showing posts with label FALL 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FALL 2010. Show all posts
12/14/2010
9/28/2010
GEORGY BARATASHVILI A/W 10/11
Georgy Baratashvili A/W 10/11
www.georgybaratashvili.com
Collection was inspired by space suits and pilots uniforms, especially bomber jacket. It has been reinvented in many ways, with some pieces from the dancer's wardrobe such as leg warmers and arm warmers.Used are hi-tech fabrics, waterproof and very warm, for upcoming winter days.
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www.georgybaratashvili.com
Collection was inspired by space suits and pilots uniforms, especially bomber jacket. It has been reinvented in many ways, with some pieces from the dancer's wardrobe such as leg warmers and arm warmers.Used are hi-tech fabrics, waterproof and very warm, for upcoming winter days.
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9/15/2010
MSGM MEN’S COLLECTION FALL/WINTER 2010/2011
MSGM MEN’S COLLECTION FALL/WINTER 2010/2011
http://www.msgm.it/
Collection
MSGM Men’s Collection Fall/Winter 2010/2011 (designed by Massimo Giorgetti and another creative designer, and manufactured by Paoloni Spa) tries to portray the “indie” spirit of the many artistic and aesthetic expressions of modernity. From new bands to bloggers; from the artists who have just entered the market to the new generations of designers. As on a map, this collection tries to sketch a route whose references are not the single visual expressions alone, but the true essence of the “indie” spirit: i.e. independence, also from the old market rules (e.g.: of record companies, art, publishing industry) as well as the desire to break new frontiers.
With an eye to the present and one to the future, one can reflect on the past and – what is more – on three great artists who have a lot to do with the true essence of the “indie” spirit.
The first artist is Kurt Cobain, an icon of the sound of the 90s. His “grunge” style, his shabby sophistication, his clever randomness are also the distinctive traits of many items of this collection.
The second artist is Helmut Lang, a fashion designer the world misses too much. His savage futurism, his rough way to re-interpret the military style, his strong will to break the rules to change clothing aesthetics are also part of the guiding spirit that has encouraged MSGM to focus on research on fabrics, cuts and furs.
Last but not least, Richard Avedon’s reportage works (except fashion reportage projects) dating back to the 60s/70s have been a source of reality, food for thought and a model to shape each and every of our single looks down to the finest details.
Cotton and wool are the pillars of this collection. It is like if naturalism, sophistication and accuracy were felt as a strong desire. Treatments represented the toughest job: each item was sandblasted, washed and felted.
Among the sleeve garments, unstructured washed jackets, new wool versions of the traditional biker’s leather jackets (sale&pepe or check) and new sizes of duffel coats stand out.
Shirts follow two separate routes: on one side, they have been re-interpreted in the “flash” light of traditional tartan models, while different models show camo micro-patterns, on the other.
Knitwear offers examples from the great British tradition, although it has been elaborated upon with treatments and washes. Among the trousers, a new tighter version of the “worker” model, which still preserves the toughness of the fabric and of the anatomical work-style cut, emerges.
Another story is denim. It has undergone special washing and used in totally new items such as sandblasted padded jeans or warmer versions of the traditional racket finished off with modern details.
January 17th, 2010 – The Show
As usual for MSGM, the presentation of its collection will also be an opportunity to reflect on modern languages. That is why a performance combining the Internet, fashion, indie music and new generations will be staged at Studio Zeta on 17 January 2010.
We chose two videos – which are already available on Youtube – that deal with the near future of communication and the Internet. We then sent them to over 5,000 contacts aged between 19 and 35 via Facebook, asking them to provide a free feedback about the hypothetical scenarios displayed. Their reactions are all included in a videoclip which will be shown together with other videos, music and clothes at a video-installation conceived by Simone Marchetti and developed by Ugo Galelli (a young video-maker trained at Studio Azzurro).
For us, this is a way to reaffirm the imperative which remains the inner soul of MSGM: endeavour to interpret modernity whilst anticipating the future. ‘Never look back, it’s all ahead’, as our motto has it!
MSGM is sold in : Matches in London, Victoire in Paris, Antonia in Milan, Luisa via Roma in Florence, Harvey Nicols in Honk Kong and Boboli in Vancouver.
MSGM was finalist for Who is on Next? 2010 in Italy.
http://www.msgm.it/
Collection
MSGM Men’s Collection Fall/Winter 2010/2011 (designed by Massimo Giorgetti and another creative designer, and manufactured by Paoloni Spa) tries to portray the “indie” spirit of the many artistic and aesthetic expressions of modernity. From new bands to bloggers; from the artists who have just entered the market to the new generations of designers. As on a map, this collection tries to sketch a route whose references are not the single visual expressions alone, but the true essence of the “indie” spirit: i.e. independence, also from the old market rules (e.g.: of record companies, art, publishing industry) as well as the desire to break new frontiers.
With an eye to the present and one to the future, one can reflect on the past and – what is more – on three great artists who have a lot to do with the true essence of the “indie” spirit.
The first artist is Kurt Cobain, an icon of the sound of the 90s. His “grunge” style, his shabby sophistication, his clever randomness are also the distinctive traits of many items of this collection.
The second artist is Helmut Lang, a fashion designer the world misses too much. His savage futurism, his rough way to re-interpret the military style, his strong will to break the rules to change clothing aesthetics are also part of the guiding spirit that has encouraged MSGM to focus on research on fabrics, cuts and furs.
Last but not least, Richard Avedon’s reportage works (except fashion reportage projects) dating back to the 60s/70s have been a source of reality, food for thought and a model to shape each and every of our single looks down to the finest details.
Cotton and wool are the pillars of this collection. It is like if naturalism, sophistication and accuracy were felt as a strong desire. Treatments represented the toughest job: each item was sandblasted, washed and felted.
Among the sleeve garments, unstructured washed jackets, new wool versions of the traditional biker’s leather jackets (sale&pepe or check) and new sizes of duffel coats stand out.
Shirts follow two separate routes: on one side, they have been re-interpreted in the “flash” light of traditional tartan models, while different models show camo micro-patterns, on the other.
Knitwear offers examples from the great British tradition, although it has been elaborated upon with treatments and washes. Among the trousers, a new tighter version of the “worker” model, which still preserves the toughness of the fabric and of the anatomical work-style cut, emerges.
Another story is denim. It has undergone special washing and used in totally new items such as sandblasted padded jeans or warmer versions of the traditional racket finished off with modern details.
January 17th, 2010 – The Show
As usual for MSGM, the presentation of its collection will also be an opportunity to reflect on modern languages. That is why a performance combining the Internet, fashion, indie music and new generations will be staged at Studio Zeta on 17 January 2010.
We chose two videos – which are already available on Youtube – that deal with the near future of communication and the Internet. We then sent them to over 5,000 contacts aged between 19 and 35 via Facebook, asking them to provide a free feedback about the hypothetical scenarios displayed. Their reactions are all included in a videoclip which will be shown together with other videos, music and clothes at a video-installation conceived by Simone Marchetti and developed by Ugo Galelli (a young video-maker trained at Studio Azzurro).
For us, this is a way to reaffirm the imperative which remains the inner soul of MSGM: endeavour to interpret modernity whilst anticipating the future. ‘Never look back, it’s all ahead’, as our motto has it!
MSGM is sold in : Matches in London, Victoire in Paris, Antonia in Milan, Luisa via Roma in Florence, Harvey Nicols in Honk Kong and Boboli in Vancouver.
MSGM was finalist for Who is on Next? 2010 in Italy.
9/01/2010
MICHETTI DANIELE WOMAN A/W 10/11
Michetti Daniele Woman FW2010-11
In July 2009 Michetti Daniele won the “WHO IS ON NEXT” contest organized by “VOGUE” and by ALTAMODAROMA high fashion.
The recognition and confirmation received from buyers, journalists, international designers, and from the president of the chamber of fashion and from Sozzani, who were on the jury, confers credibility and renown on an emerging name that is beginning to be able to count important shop windows among its clients such as “LUISA VIA ROMA”, “ANTONIA”, “WHITE GALLERY”, “SAK’S 5th AV”, “WYNN RESORT”, “MATCHES”, “HARVEY NICHOLS DUBAY”, “THE LIBRARY”, “VILLAMODA”, “PODIUM” and others.
www.michettidaniele.com
IT’S THE SHOES
THE NEW ESSENCE IS IN THE NEW BEING.
THE NEW BEING IS IN THE NEW MAN AND THE NEW WOMAN.
THE NEW MAN AND THE NEW WOMAN WEAR FORMS THAT, AS IF BY MAGIC,
EMERGE FROM PRIMORDIAL INSPIRATION.
LIKE IN A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT THE GALAPAGOS THAT REPORTS ON THE DISCOVERY OF AN UNKNOWN SPECIES, WITH ALL THE BLAZE OF EXCITEMENT THAT IT ENTAILS, DANIELE MICHETTI, WITH THE ANCESTRAL FORMS OF THE NEW FALL WINTER COLLECTION 2010/2011, AWAKENS HIDDEN EMOTIONS.
THE CUTS OF SHOES AND ANKLE-BOOTS OFFER HIGHLY UNUSUAL SHAPES AND PROPORTIONS
FOR THE COMING SEASON, EXPERIMENTAL TAILORING IS EXTENDING ITS VOCABULARY. LOOKS ARE RUNNING FREE AND ARE CALMLY BREATHING IN DISTANT HORIZONS.
ARTIFICE IS ABSORBED IN THE MEANING OF A HIGHLY POTENT SYNTHESIS. NO FRILLS, STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. THUS ACCESSORIES TRAVEL IN TOTAL HARMONY WITH SILHOUETTES OCCASIONALLY MARVELLING AT THEIR OWN REVOLUTIONARY POTENTIAL.
THE MATERIALS, PERFECTLY EMBEDDED INTO THIS MAGIC OF INTENT THAT HAS PRODUCED AN “OBJECT OF DESIRE” OUT OF UNQUESTIONABLE FASCINATION, RANGE FROM A VAST SELECTION OF EXQUISITE TANS, RAYS AND CHAMOIS, VINTAGE-LOOK MATERIALS THAT SEEM TO BE TAKEN FROM THE ARCHIVES OF TIMES GONE BY.
MICHETTI WOMEN ARE HYPER-MODERN GEISHAS, METROPOLITAN WARRIORS, BON-TON MAYA PRIESTESSES, POSTMODERN MARY POPPINSES, SELF-SERVICE CINDERELLAS, RED CARPET ODALISQUES AND SCI-FI MERMAIDS WHO ABANDON THEIR MYTHICAL TAILS TO STAND TALL IN IMPROBABLE ARMOUR WITH MAGNETIC ATTRACTION.
MICHETTI MEN SEEM TORN BY A FELLINI-STYLE “DOLCE VITA”. THEY ARE THE NEW TZARS IN AN ATMOSPHERE REMINISCENT OF DOCTOR ZHIVAGO. THEY ARE NOBLE AND REVOLUTIONARY AND THEY ARE CAPABLE OF STEALING DON DIEGO DE LA VEGA’S THUNDER. THEY ARE ROCK-ROMANTICS. THEY ARE MEN THAT HAVE BEEN STOLEN FROM FRIDA KAHLO’S PALETTE.
“Michetti Daniele”.
There are few things that evoke class and elegance, creations that are absolutely minimal, decisively indiscreet and always perfectly imperfect
www.michettidaniele.com
info +39 3473366024
www.studiozetamilano.com
info via Friuli, 26 20135 Milano (MI), Italy. +39 02 5510867
In July 2009 Michetti Daniele won the “WHO IS ON NEXT” contest organized by “VOGUE” and by ALTAMODAROMA high fashion.
The recognition and confirmation received from buyers, journalists, international designers, and from the president of the chamber of fashion and from Sozzani, who were on the jury, confers credibility and renown on an emerging name that is beginning to be able to count important shop windows among its clients such as “LUISA VIA ROMA”, “ANTONIA”, “WHITE GALLERY”, “SAK’S 5th AV”, “WYNN RESORT”, “MATCHES”, “HARVEY NICHOLS DUBAY”, “THE LIBRARY”, “VILLAMODA”, “PODIUM” and others.
www.michettidaniele.com
IT’S THE SHOES
THE NEW ESSENCE IS IN THE NEW BEING.
THE NEW BEING IS IN THE NEW MAN AND THE NEW WOMAN.
THE NEW MAN AND THE NEW WOMAN WEAR FORMS THAT, AS IF BY MAGIC,
EMERGE FROM PRIMORDIAL INSPIRATION.
LIKE IN A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT THE GALAPAGOS THAT REPORTS ON THE DISCOVERY OF AN UNKNOWN SPECIES, WITH ALL THE BLAZE OF EXCITEMENT THAT IT ENTAILS, DANIELE MICHETTI, WITH THE ANCESTRAL FORMS OF THE NEW FALL WINTER COLLECTION 2010/2011, AWAKENS HIDDEN EMOTIONS.
THE CUTS OF SHOES AND ANKLE-BOOTS OFFER HIGHLY UNUSUAL SHAPES AND PROPORTIONS
FOR THE COMING SEASON, EXPERIMENTAL TAILORING IS EXTENDING ITS VOCABULARY. LOOKS ARE RUNNING FREE AND ARE CALMLY BREATHING IN DISTANT HORIZONS.
ARTIFICE IS ABSORBED IN THE MEANING OF A HIGHLY POTENT SYNTHESIS. NO FRILLS, STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. THUS ACCESSORIES TRAVEL IN TOTAL HARMONY WITH SILHOUETTES OCCASIONALLY MARVELLING AT THEIR OWN REVOLUTIONARY POTENTIAL.
THE MATERIALS, PERFECTLY EMBEDDED INTO THIS MAGIC OF INTENT THAT HAS PRODUCED AN “OBJECT OF DESIRE” OUT OF UNQUESTIONABLE FASCINATION, RANGE FROM A VAST SELECTION OF EXQUISITE TANS, RAYS AND CHAMOIS, VINTAGE-LOOK MATERIALS THAT SEEM TO BE TAKEN FROM THE ARCHIVES OF TIMES GONE BY.
MICHETTI WOMEN ARE HYPER-MODERN GEISHAS, METROPOLITAN WARRIORS, BON-TON MAYA PRIESTESSES, POSTMODERN MARY POPPINSES, SELF-SERVICE CINDERELLAS, RED CARPET ODALISQUES AND SCI-FI MERMAIDS WHO ABANDON THEIR MYTHICAL TAILS TO STAND TALL IN IMPROBABLE ARMOUR WITH MAGNETIC ATTRACTION.
MICHETTI MEN SEEM TORN BY A FELLINI-STYLE “DOLCE VITA”. THEY ARE THE NEW TZARS IN AN ATMOSPHERE REMINISCENT OF DOCTOR ZHIVAGO. THEY ARE NOBLE AND REVOLUTIONARY AND THEY ARE CAPABLE OF STEALING DON DIEGO DE LA VEGA’S THUNDER. THEY ARE ROCK-ROMANTICS. THEY ARE MEN THAT HAVE BEEN STOLEN FROM FRIDA KAHLO’S PALETTE.
“Michetti Daniele”.
There are few things that evoke class and elegance, creations that are absolutely minimal, decisively indiscreet and always perfectly imperfect
www.michettidaniele.com
info +39 3473366024
www.studiozetamilano.com
info via Friuli, 26 20135 Milano (MI), Italy. +39 02 5510867
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