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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
DEAR TILLY,
THRIFTING WITH PETER PILOTTO
Mariannenstraße: Emre
Emre, 23, wearing a jacket from Topshop, scarf made from fabric from the Turkish Market, and vintage gloves and sunglasses.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Featuring Rocky Artist illustrator
Each Monday I will feature one member of Boosting Etsy Shops Team (BESTeam) and telling you a little bit about their items that they make.This week my guest is
As Meowkernaut of the First Order, Rocky is preparing for her funkadelic flight to Pasadena Central Circus. She will be learning new and exotic languages, whilst she prepares to open a space station with her business partner Miguel Olivares: Salt and Paper Studios.
In December, Rocky underwent surgery, and is slowly recovering back to health.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Happy Easter...
Saturday, March 27, 2010
At Home: Marcelo Burlon
Although I pledged to spend the rest of the summer in Berlin, I ended up back in Milan over the weekend, invited by Milan's infamous Plastic Club, who were having their Berlin edition of a monthly party called 747 (a few photos from Berlin-based Kinky White Horse's performance later). I realized from my last visits that outside of Fashion Week, Milan's best looks come out at night, so I didn't spend much time on the street hunting for people. Instead, I arranged to meet with Marcelo Burlon, who might as well be Milan's Argentine Prince of the fashion scene.
Everyone I've met that's involved in Milanese fashion knows Marcelo. He hosts Pink is Punk, one of the best parties in Milan, is the former editor-in-chief of Rodeo Magazine, is best friends with Givenchy's creative director Riccardo Tisci, and is now focusing on PR and events in Milan, with one of the most impressive list of clients I've seen (Jil Sander, Alexander McQueen, Gucci, Versace, and Prada all make the list). I met Marcelo over a year ago in Paris when I took a photo of him, and was surprised that he remembered me when I saw him at the Jil Sander show last month. I think this is actually the biggest key to his successes in Milan. He keeps everyone on a very friendly and relatable level, and everyone has only kind words to say about him, which is a very rare thing in fashion. In the photo he is sitting in front of his enormous collection of magazines, wearing a vest by Argentina-based Trosman, and t-shirt, trousers, and shoes by Givenchy.
/dario
Friday, March 26, 2010
Saturday Blog Shoppers
Welcome to the Saturday Blog Shoppers event created by Quilts Galore and More for bloggers to network.
Today, I am offering 10% off ALL of my Spring Scarves 2010 Collection and Hand Knit Capelet/ Bolero/ Shrug. During checkout enter "SBS" in notes to seller and I will refund the discount via Paypal. This sale is only valid for today. Please leave a comment so Bloggers will know that you've visited.One of my Hand Knitted Shrugs
Today, I am offering 10% off ALL of my Spring Scarves 2010 Collection and Hand Knit Capelet/ Bolero/ Shrug. During checkout enter "SBS" in notes to seller and I will refund the discount via Paypal. This sale is only valid for today. Please leave a comment so Bloggers will know that you've visited.
Knit Knot Skinny Fringed Scarf in Lime Green and Orange Cotton Lightweight Euro Spring 2010
Euro Week Promo No Shipping Fee Spring 2010 Lightweight Red Scarf Hand Knit with 8 Mixed Yarns Perfect for HER in a Gift Wrap
Euro Spring Fashion 2010 Black and Gray Hand Knit Capelet / Poncho / Shrug / Wrap / Bolero Style and Feminine
Thank you!
At home: Nina Franz
This is Nina. She works at the famous bookstore Pro qm, one of the most important research facilities for everyone interested in urbanity, politics, pop, architecture, design and art. Thus her apartment is filled with books and magazines. Here she stands in front of a collection of books she inherited from her mother, arranged in a danish shelf. She is wearing a blouse by Vladimir Karaleev.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Horse Riding Gone Wrong
Hammersmith Vintage Fair was fantastic on Sunday, lots of new stalls too, one woman was said (dealers gossip) to have taken over £10,000 pounds....if that is true - wow! So, on Tuesday afternoon I went riding with my friend Judith. I had warned her that I was not experienced (last regular rides were when I was a teenager) so she gave me a big old cob called Puzzle. The first few rides have been great, he is not allowed to do anything faster than trot due to an injury and we got on well...until yesterday. We set out (after I saddled him up - not easy to do his girth as he puffed himself right up so it was loose once I got on) into driving rain and wind and he was not in the mood (neither was I, perhaps he felt it). When we reached the farm gate (massive farm) he decided to turn back and when I tried to 'spur' him on he started climbing a slag heap, honestly, if I had only a picture you would see how ridiculous it was..., I laughed a lot, afterwards. We went right over it (the slag heap) and over another couple of smaller heaps, slipping and sliding and Judith shouting "turn him round" (I was bloody trying to) then when we got down he was wet and dusty so he shook himself and me hard, like a dog does after a swim. By then I had had enough and said firmly "I want to get off Judith" and then he took off across the huge field and into a massive ditch, how I managed to stay on is a mystery.....Judith managed to catch me up and smack him with her stick (I totally agree with sticks & whips now) and we swapped horses. My legs were like jelly. Then I had May, a lovely, well behaved, chestnut mare.... Puzzle was then really hard work for Judith too so at least I knew it was not just me. Now I feel like never riding again, have said to Judith that I am busy for at least 3 weeks....sorry Puzzle. I just showed my Rob the picture of the above horse and told him its a good match for Puzzle and he said "Oh my god, you suit each other, sight for sore eyes that would have been". Charming.
At the Turkish Market: Very Kreuzberg
Tove, Designer originally from Malmö, wearing all vintage, except for Nike shoes. You can see her designs at her homepage, tovitatoday.com