I have to admid,I have a sushi addiction
Lunch at soups & shakes
Mmm cocktails at Havanna
Weven
Weven
Gift for my uncle!
At work teaching girls how to make moodboards.
Le boyfriend and my best friend
Wanna see more? xoxo
November 29, 2012
November 22, 2012
November 21, 2012
never doubt your destiny
Hi sweethearts,lateley I'm not posting allot because school is getting me down a bit. Its is so hard to do everything that we have to do and finally I've got an intership at this awesome company! I have to start there in January and I'm defintily gonna blog more! Sorry sweethearts for letting you down! xoxo
November 20, 2012
November 12, 2012
Madame Grés
Regarded as the patroness of couture, Madame Grès felt she was predestined to become a sculptor. Yet when fate steered her towards the fine art of the draped dress, the designer gave shape to her tactile ambitions by practising an alternative discipline. Treating fabric as she would stone, Madame Grès, née Germaine Krebs, carved out a place for herself in the chronicles of fashion with her clean, modern lines and precise expertise in seamless draping and pleating, which is still being referenced by numerous designers today, from Alaïa to Ackermann.
Madame Grès: Sculptural Fashion is Anwerp’s MoMu's recomposition of the 2011 Madame Grès exhibition staged in the Parisian sculpture museum, musée Bourdelle. Presenting an overview of the designer’s 50-year career by showing her work in original editorial images taken by the greatest photographers at the time and a number of Grès’ own original drawings, the exhibition subtly emphasizes Grès’ timeless modernity by juxtaposing her silhouettes with those of contemporary designers.
Madame Grès: Sculptural Fashion is Anwerp’s MoMu's recomposition of the 2011 Madame Grès exhibition staged in the Parisian sculpture museum, musée Bourdelle. Presenting an overview of the designer’s 50-year career by showing her work in original editorial images taken by the greatest photographers at the time and a number of Grès’ own original drawings, the exhibition subtly emphasizes Grès’ timeless modernity by juxtaposing her silhouettes with those of contemporary designers.
