#OOTD

Outfit of the day

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1. Dr Martens Made In England Steed Shoes  
2. Zara Linen T-shirt.
3. Casio Watch
4. Zara Cropped Trousers.
5. Jeepers Peepers Round Sunglasses

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#ootd

Outfit of the day. (Women)

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1. Supertrash Distressed Peace Jeans
2. Love Moschino Clutch
3. Pigalle Patent
4. Fringed Devoré Kimono
5. Lace Top

#ootd

Outfit of the day

1. ASOS Monk Shoes in Leather With Crocodile Effect 
2. Dark Jumpsuit 
3. Designsix Bangle In Gunmetal 
4. Cheap Monday Bridge Ring

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#OOTD

Outfit Of The Day

1. Relegion Quilted Drop Crotch Joggers
2. King Apparel Hardgraft Leather Snapback Cap
3. ASOS Derby Shoes in Leather 
4.  ASOS Shirt In Super Longline With Long Sleeves
5.  Timberland Jumper with V Insert Crew Neck
6.  Spitfire Clubmaster Sunglasses
7. CASIO Collection Gold Stainless Steel Bracelet  

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#OOTD

Outfit Of The Day

  

1. Double Pleat Trousers (Zara)
2. ASOS Slim Fit Blazer In Textured Fabric
3.  NEW BALANCE M574NK 
4. Polka dot printed t-shirt (Zara)

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#Style_Crush

#StyleCrush

Marina Diamandis (Marina and the Diamonds)

When asked to describe her style, Marina answered: “Saccharine mixed with something darker.”

From the doll lashes of her first album, Family Jewels, to the girly girl of Electra Heart, Marina is an artist who’s extraordinarily conscious of what she’s expressing. Beneath the sugary pastel ribbons,  fingernail polish, and girly hearts, there lurks a compelling elusiveness. 
 
Unlike Lady Gaga, whose outfits are only for stage, Marina’s extravagant outfits are quite approachable and ease to replicate.
 
The key here is accessories; glasses, bags, lipsticks, belts, bulky jewels…

Here are some of her best moments.

Items:  Southern Blossom Skirt In Charcoal,  CARVEN WOMEN'S KNIT JUMPER WITH,  SHIRT COLLAR - BLACK,  Fit for a Fashionista Heel in Taupe,  ASOS Wide Waist Belt With Buckle,  SMALL TOTE BAG,  Spitfire Styrene Cat-Eye Shades

In this outfit, Marina gives a little wink to the darker side; grays and blacks look great on everyone and with a little bit of pastel you can make this seemingly dull outfit a bit more girly.

Items:  Oasis Stripe Knitted Cape,  Super Skinny High Jegging,  Black Cross Strap Wedges,  ASOS Metallic Faux Stingray Cross Body Bag,  Aria Cat-Eye Shades,  Maybelline New York Color Sensational Vivid Lipstick - 912 Electric Orange,  LOREAL 5mL NAIL POLISH 809 MYSTIC BLUE COLOR RICHE

Accessories are the key in this outfit. Simple jeans and a t-shirt can be jazzed up with a blanket scarf instead of a regular jacket. A sparkly bag is an excellent addition to the look.

Items:  JEAN LOUIS SCHERRER VINTAGE fitted jacket,  SUPERFIT JEAN,  SWING COAT,  Sheela-11 Booties In Navy Blue,  THE ROW  Round Circle Sunglasses, Blue

The importance of a statement piece in every wardrobe! Royal blue is an unexpected colour for a jacket, but one that can easily be dressed up or down for any occasion… and don’t forget your signature sunglasses as well! ;)

-A.N.

#IrisvanHerpen

Following my last article about 3D Printing, I couldn’t miss an opportunity to write about one of the brightest and most talented designers out there; Iris van Herpen.

One of the first designers to use 3D Printers in collaboration with graphic designers and architects, van Herpen presented her printed work at Paris Fashion Week in January 2013, scooping the prestigious Golden Eye prize at the Dutch Design Awards 2013.

For her collection, Voltage, she collaborated with MIT architect and designer Neri Oxman and 3D Printing Company Stratasys to create a textured cape and skirt. An intricate dress made by selective laser sintering was designed with Austrian architect Julia Koerner and printed by Belgian Company Materialise.

Van Herpen said; “I feel it’s important that fashion can be about much more than consumerism, but also about new beginnings and self-expression, so my work very much comes from abstract ideas and using new techniques, not the re-invention of old ideas. I find the process of 3D printing fascinating because I believe it will only be a matter of time before we see the clothing we wear today produced with this technology, and it’s because it’s such a different way of manufacturing, adding layer-by-layer, it will be a great source of inspiration for new ideas.”

Van Herpen has recently presented her Spring/Summer 2015 collection, a ready-to-wear collection inspired by the magnetic forces of nature, with volumes and origami-like laser cut plastic details, prominent in the overall design. A metal-fusion shoes complimented the whole vibe of the wardrobe ensemble, clearly visualizing "Magnetic Motion" as the title of the collection presented for Paris Fashion Week at the rooftops of Beaubourg.

Black dress:

First dress ever to feature Thermoplastic polyurethane (mostly found in mobile phone cases), the black cocktail dress was developed by Iris van Herpen in a collaboration with Julia Koerner, an Austrian architect, as well as Materialise. 

Cape and skirt:

This was the first piece ever created using a FDM 3D printer.  It brings color and texture to 3D printing.  Resulting from a new collaboration between Iris van Herpen and Neri Oxman from MIT’s Media Lab, this piece was 3D printed by Stratasys.  

Jewelry:

The Voltage collection featured one more 3D printed piece. Renewing her collaboration with Isaie Bloch, a fascinating neck accessory was created.

-A.N.