The inspirational moodboard

This is an exciting blog collaboration between an upcoming stylist - Magdalena Marciniak and a fashion print designer - Emma Harriet Wright.
We want to share what inspires us in the current fashion world as well as our own work to the admirers of the fashion world.
Enjoy and feel free to comment!
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Monday, 26 September 2011

Christopher Lee Sauve "Scandal" T-shirts collection

A few weeks ago I had a fantastic chance to participate at an exclusive event. Great, fearless pop artist/designer Christopher Lee Sauve http://www.christopherleesauve.com/  was launching his new collection of controversial T-shirts called "Scandal" The event was at Home House, beautifully organised by Nyla Boutique nylaboutique.com, one of great clients of Push PR http://www.pushpr.co.uk/. I was very intrigued after getting the invitation from wonderful as usual Push PR, especially that I knew that Christopher's collection was inspired by fashion's biggest and most outrageous news stories. I went there to see which polemical fashion stories designer decided to tell to the world, using his T-shirts for. I was pleasantly surprised and really liked his choices. I loved the idea of showing them to the people, each design was spread over canvas, looking like a great picture with some message, plus a female or a male model standing next to the canvas and wearing adequate T-shirt, which looked as below:





Each T-shirt had a specific controversial story/saying told by drawing and text. Have a look and get the message. :)

























Different people, different controversial sayings, different designs of T-shirts to choose. Considering variety of messages and stories told by those lovely designs, I think that T-shirts of "Scandal" might be bought by everyone, as we all can identify or disagree with what was said by famous fashion people. They say that a lie has no leg, but a scandal has wings, I hope this "Scandal" got the wings and the messages and stories, beautifully placed on those fantastic T-shirts will fly around the world. :)



Congratulations Christopher Lee Sauve!!!
It was nice to meet you!
Good luck!


Saturday, 13 August 2011

Afropolitans - Friday Late V&A event

On last Friday of June I had a pleasure to participate in another of monthly event organised by V&A museum. This time it was an evening exploring African photography, fashion, style and identity in celebration of the exhibition Figures & Fictions: Contemporary South African Photography.  This event looked back to image-makers who captured the excitement, optimism and sense of freedom of post-independence African nations from the 1960s, and forward to a new generation of Afropolitans, global tastemakers whose sensibilities are rooted in their African identities. 


AS there were a lot of workshops and installations going on at the same time and plenty of people wanted to see them, after a long wait I managed to get to see a fashion show - The Rise of African Fashion.


Minna Salami (Founder of MsAfropolitan), assisted by creative director Ola Shobowale, presented a special, for one night only fashion showWe experienced the rise of an Afropolitan fashion aesthetic with outfits specially styled for the evening by top African designers such as Duro Olowu, Tiffany Amber, Jewel by Lisa, KemKem Studio, Eki Orleans and many more. Accompanied by a Kora instrumental by Jally Kebba Susso.




































Audience 





Designers 

Here are my favourite pieces from the show:


Stunning dress



Gorgeous inspired by 20s outfit
  


Amazing pattern and colours of the dress


Brilliant hat






Great colourful and vibrant collections definitely show the rise of an African Fashion aesthetics. Congratulations!!!