Showing posts with label Burberry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Burberry. Show all posts

Monday, 18 January 2010

#,GOLDEN GLOBES + FASHION WEEK&/

Avatar best picture?! Never take these award shows too serious. Over the years I've come to prefer a festival like Cannes, Venice or Berlin and the awards they hand out there. That's where true cinema is celebrated.
But here's the list of winners

# Best Picture, Drama — Avatar
# Best Picture, Comedy/Musical — The Hangover
# Best Director — James Cameron, Avatar
# Best Actress, Drama — Sandra Bullock, The Blind Side
# Best Actor, Drama — Jeff Bridges, Crazy Heart
# Best Actress, Comedy/Musical — Meryl Streep, Julie & Julia
# Best Actor, Comedy/Musical — Robert Downey Jr, Sherlock Holmes
# Best Supporting Actress — Mo’Nique, Precious
# Best Supporting Actor — Christoph Waltz, Inglourious Basterds
# Best Foreign Language Film — The White Ribbon
# Best Animated Feature — Up
# Best Screenplay — Jason Reitman, Sheldon Turner, Up in the Air
# Best Original Score — Michael Giacchino, Up
# Best Original Song — The Weary Kind, Crazy Heart

Thanks to Awards Daily. To also see the winners in the Television categories go here

Men's fasion week is in full swing so if you're anywhere close to Milan and love fashion, this is the place to be!

The latest trend is to broadcast the shows live online so people who aren't so fortunate to attend the actual event can watch the show from their homes. PRADA did this and you can watch it here. Trust me, it's way better to see these clothes in motion instead of just looking at them through still photographs


This show is kind of difficult to watch though because of the runway. I prefer just one straight line instead of all these paths crossing each other. Ends up a bit chaotic.

You can also watch the amazing Burberry Prorsum (Prorsum means forwards in Latin) show here
Just follow that link. This show has one straight runway and therefore you can focus much better on the clothes.
Oooooh those trenchcoats, I'd kill for them!!!! I remember last time not being that impressed, but this collection looks really good. High collars (just how I like 'em) skinny jeans/trousers, and beautiful big boots, very army inspired. But don't be fooled though, they don't dress like this in the army! ;) Or at least not anymore :(

They play really cool music during the show as well, btw

When it comes to fashion it seems I'm much more of a fan of Fall than Spring.

Having dinner with a friend tonight and then seeing Up In The Air!
Have a good day ;)

Wednesday, 23 September 2009

$#LEVI'S + THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE + EMMA WATSON~"

The pictures of the latest Levi's campaign are all over Amsterdam at the moment. Here are three videos from it featuring pretty kids Josh Beech and Meghan Collison.







By Chadwick Tyler

I'll be watching The September Issue tonight, because I'm quite the fashionisto lately :D



Emma Watson attended the Burberry show during London Fashion Week. Prrrrrrretttyyy :DD




More at the Harry Potter fansite Snitchseeker

Thursday, 9 July 2009

^&COMMERCIALS:}

I woke up pretty early and spent my morning looking at some really nice but also some very cheesy commercials. There's something about this Burberry one that's just all kinds of cool.



The featured song is by this band called Blondelle titled pest Control. It's a good one.

And because I've gone a little bit Daria Werbowy obsessive.



Daria H&M Photoshot from p on Vimeo.



Kris Van Assche, Julius, Blaak Homme, and Junya Watanabe. All from the latest Paris Fashion Week

The Mediocre

Kris Van Assche - Nicely layered. Layering is a good thing. I just don't really like it that much. It's alright. Expected more.















Blaak Homme - Footwear is a bit odd. It's all pretty different. Own style. Rather unusual looking. It's not bad but just very different. :) Perhaps not what I would wear. Good choice of models. They wear the clothes well and make them look good. Feels more art project-ish.

The model's red hair makes it look good :)



Hmmm, what are those shoes? Give me a closer look.







Junya Watanabe - His models should look a bit less cranky. Don't like the hats. They ruin the looks for me a bit. It's hard to see past them. There aren't many looks that really strike me. Not that impressed. It's a bit too repetitive in a negative sense. Have the feeling I saw some looks over and over again.

Wouldn't think about wearing pink jeans but they work quite well here



Nice kind of green



Nice blazer








Julius - Has good boots. Some jeans are pretty cool. The drapery thing is not working for me though. Not at all. Apart from that it's good. These looks I like.





This look I like






This is what I mean. Come on, no one would want to wear this unless you're out in the desert



Not my style



All pictures from WWD.com

Thomas Giddings, photographer







More at Contributing Editor

Added the new Arctic Monkeys to the playlist. Grew on me quickly. It's a good song with some pretty catchy parts.

Wednesday, 10 June 2009

*$DONE>|

They finally called me this afternoon around 3.30 telling me, as expected, no, we still don't have a plce for you. So, after a long wait I can finally move on again and leave this behind me. I was so relieved when they called. I really no longer cared if it was a no. I just wanted to get it over with so I could let go of my telephone which I had been holding ever since I last spoke to the guy who I spoke to yesterday and who told me he would call me back either yesterday or today. I even held it in my hand while riding my bike. Seriously don't ever put me on a waiting list, I can't deal with it! Better just tell me nothing and then when there all of a sudden is a place available than go and call me. It's better not to mention a waiting list until there's an actual spot free for me. They have to stop getting people's hopes up with things like this.

Emma Watson, best known for playing Hermione Granger in the film adaptations of the Harry Potter franchise, is slowly growing up and now the face of the new Burberry campaign. Looking good.



Via Models.com