Showing posts with label milan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label milan. Show all posts
28.12.11
▴San Bernardino alle Ossa▴
The weekend before I left Milan I finally visited the bone room at San Bernardino. It was incredibly cold, the walls were full of human skulls, and there were arms and legs decorating the walls.
4.12.11
❄Lovers Go Bizarre❄
Today I went to an event by Lovers at Spazio Concept Milano and it was a lovely fair and it was great. I took some pictures, but be prepared for truly terrible phone quality, and I bought stuff from LeBeskie and Carillon. I also drank my first plastic cup of mulled wine of the season yay!
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25.9.11
◈fashion week: saturday night◈
Thanks to my flatmates as ever, I tagged along to a packed event at Slam Jam near Naviglio Grande. Craig Redman's show 'Protagonist'; an exhibition of Italian fashion figures, stylised in thick black outlines and abstract block colour and pattern.
After we had food and drinks along the canal and then headed to the new Cub NME at Smoking Kills Club.
tags:
art,
Craig Redman,
fashion week,
milan
milano unica
Last Wednesday I was sent to Milano Unica to do some trend research and get some inspiration. I spent a lot of time in the trend area making notes for autumn/winter 2012. In the buyers area the Tiss et Teint window display of beautifully designed posters caught my eye, I have also included sneaky pics of their fabrics.
Obviously the rest of my time was mostly spent in the vintage section. The only drawback is that as far as I've seen in Italy and of course at trade fairs like these, it's not like merrily trawling through flea market bargains it's more hundreds of cases of classic jewellery, vintage Chanel handbags, Hermès silk scarves. I did find some amazing pieces by Elizabeth the First, one in particular I loved where they had used embroidered fabric from Afghanistan and created a huge fur lined sleeveless overcoat. They had a lot off very nice things at their stand from around the world.
Obviously the rest of my time was mostly spent in the vintage section. The only drawback is that as far as I've seen in Italy and of course at trade fairs like these, it's not like merrily trawling through flea market bargains it's more hundreds of cases of classic jewellery, vintage Chanel handbags, Hermès silk scarves. I did find some amazing pieces by Elizabeth the First, one in particular I loved where they had used embroidered fabric from Afghanistan and created a huge fur lined sleeveless overcoat. They had a lot off very nice things at their stand from around the world.
11.9.11
california bakery & wandering ☀
7.9.11
28.8.11
ciao
So I'm leaving for Milan in a few days to start my first work placement of this year. Wish me luck!
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