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| Posted: 09 Feb 2009 11:14 AM PST
Alice Hawkins looks like Dolly Parton and likes to hang out with gangsters, showgirls and topless models. She also happens to be one of the fashion world’s hottest photographers. Alice has been making serious waves in the Fashion industry, from the minute she walked out of the doors of Camberwell Arts College in 2002. At 28 years old she has produced a wealth of highly diverse and individual fashion and advertising work. Her work is renowned for both its use of colour as well her intimacy with her models. She made the famous Agent Provocateur sexy ads with Maggie Gyllenhaal, works closely with ID, Harpers Bazaar and Arena and shots almost all of the biggest top model on the market…
Her Photography however transcends shooting the next girl for the season, as she turns her camera on the everyday, as well as herself. As she explains: For someone who tries not to treat her photography like work she has been a busy bee, working consistently for editorial and advertising clients taking her the length and breadth of Britain as well as Internationally.
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| Posted: 09 Feb 2009 11:03 AM PST
Elite Asian designers Alexander Wang, Philip Lim, and Richard Chai are going to have to move over for up-and-coming designer Hyden Yoo. He has already stirred up commotion with his must-have tailored and fitted button downs- a new favorite in the menswear world, but has gracefully moved on to full collections. Yoo’s most recent collection, Fall/Winter 2008, displayed beautiful, wearable pieces, like perfectly cut skinny jeans, and precise, classic cashmere sweaters. His Spring/Summer 09 collection adheres to his obsession with cut and fit, and showcases his self-proclaimed “Wall Street Banker meets Brooklyn hipster” aesthetic. Yoo’s newest collection for Fall/Winter 2009 was inspired by the British Industrial Revolution, with an exquisite color palette of charcoal grays, blacks, and navy. And it gets better- Hyden Yoo is the kind of designer who thinks about his customer. “With fabric, I try to pick something that has a soft, good hand-feel. But I know not everyone can pay for a pure cashmere sweater, so I’ll blend wools. I’m not a tight ass.” Coming in March is Yoo’s debut women’s line, a more feminine take on his classic but edgy menswear line, what Yoo calls “masculine sex appeal”.
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| Posted: 09 Feb 2009 10:54 AM PST Whispertown 2000: Eb and Flow
I love this song because, like its title, it eb’s and flows oh-so-gracefully through the duration of its 3 1/2 minutes. This is a stand out track on the Whispertown 2000’s debut album, “Swim”, which consists mostly of folky ditties. Eb and Flow however, has a little something for everyone. Enjoy. Listen to ” Eb and Flow” Here Buy Here Related posts:
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| Posted: 09 Feb 2009 10:38 AM PST
In the state of economy in which we are in at the moment worldwide, business’s are being forced to create incentive for customers, in order to keep their business striving. A perfect example of this is UK restaurant Little Bay, renowned for serving fresh, hearty meals at incredibly good prices in its trademark opulent surroundings. But owner Peter Ilic ia taking his concept to the next level, his Farringdon Road restaurant will not present a single food bill to diners during this entire month of February. "It's entirely up to each customer whether they give £100 or a penny. All I'm asking is they pay me what they think the food and service is worth," said Peter, who has run restaurants in London for more than 26 years. To reserve a table, customers should call 0207 278 1234. Little Bay Farringdon is located at 171 Farringdon Road, EC1R 3AL. Related posts:
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| Posted: 09 Feb 2009 10:09 AM PST |
| Richard Gray Fashion Illustrations Posted: 09 Feb 2009 10:05 AM PST
Genius Fashion Illustrator, Richard Gray first collaborated with Anna Piaggi in 1988- the year her famous Doppie Pagine (double-page Spread) for Italian Vogue were invented. He has worked on many projects with designers McQueen and Boudicca. Gray has illustrated the costumes for movie From Hell, the Hughes brothers’ film starring Johnny Depp; made his name as a recurring contributor to Vogue Italia, immortalizing the couture shows; and drawn the unforgettable Agent Provocateur Sauce ads.
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| Grammy Fashion Worth Mentioning Posted: 09 Feb 2009 09:52 AM PST
Im glad I was watching the Grammy’s privately this year and not present at the ceremony. The liberty to walk away or tune them out was definitely a luxury this time around. Of course there were some key moments including Radiohead’s first live U.S. television performance since 2000 in which they were accompanied by the USC Marching Band, Coldplay’s performance of Viva La Vida- Best Song of the Year, Jamie Foxx, Ne-Yo, Smokey Robinson and Duke Fakir performing a tribute to The Four Tops, and JT and Al Green, who jumped in at the last minute for no show Rhiana.
And now on the fashion tip, here are a few things I felt needed a mention; whether you loved or hated Coldplay’s outfits or more specifically their embellished military jackets I am certian you noticed them. We have seen Chris Marin sport similar jackets before but it made a serious impact to see them all rocking the style. It was news to me that the jackets were handmade by Coldplay bassist and so-called "quiet man, Guy Berryman - fourth richest man under the age of 30 in the UK, with an estimated wealth of £25 million (According to an article released by MSN UK in April 2008).
Estelle’s dress in which she presented and performed was by far the most interesting dress of the night for me. I am still looking into who the designer is and will fill in this major detail shortly. Kanye looked great beside her with his sequinced jacket and glove, but the MJ reference with the hair the the whole ‘fit was far to present for my praise.
M.I.A. was a huge topic last night, no pun intended (lol!). She informed the public that yesterday was her due date, but that didn’t hinder her appearance, so come on Rhi Rhi! First it was the red carpet dress that barely fit in the frame of the photos. There is word that the Indian inspired printed dress is a piece from her new collection, if so God help her. But I have to say that I really enjoyed her Loony Tunes mesh dress which she came out on stage with for her performance with Kanye, T.I., Lil’ Wayne, and Jay Z. Very M.I.A.!
And lastly a short remark about Katie Perry’s Carmen Miranda inspired costume… The dress was so rad but she killed it! Wearing little metallic flats was not the answer. Rather than looking like a sexy bombshell she looked like a little confused child. Worst performance of the night, hands down. Related posts:
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| We put everything on paper [ad] Posted: 09 Feb 2009 08:44 AM PST
Beautiful ad print for Illustration Studio Otavio Rios by Brazilian advertising agency Artplan - ” We put everything on paper “
"We put anything on paper!" Advertising Agency: Artplan, Brazil Via Designyoutrust Related posts:
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