Claudette Schreuders
Works by South African artist Cluadette Schreuders
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London 1927
Incredible colour footage of 1920s London shot by an early British pioneer of film named Claude Frisse-Greene, who made a series of travelogues using the colour process his father William – a noted cinematographer – was experimenting with. It’s like a beautifully dusty old postcard you’d find in a junk store, but moving.
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Best looks from the MET GALA red carpet
Everyone is still making fun of Kim Kardashian’s disastrous floral Givenchy dress until now. It has made a big splash that it has really overshadowed the best dressed women at the gala. Here are those who made it on my list:
1. Amanda Seyfried in vintage Givenchy
2. Kristen Stewart in Stella McCartney
3. Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen in Anthony Vaccarello
4.Anne Hathaway in Valentino
5. Cara Delevingne in Burberry
6. Dakota Fanning in Rodarte
7. Emma Watson in Prabal Gurung
8. Nina Dobrev in Monique Lhuillier
9. Nicole Richie in Topshop
10. Kate Bosworth in Balmain with Olivier Rousteing
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iNKT by Michael David Adams
Can you see a woman? Flowing fabric? or both? This photoshoot by Michael David Adams is all about the fluidity of ink, the silhouette of a woman and nice flowing fabric.
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photos from http://www.michaeldavidadams.com
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Style tricks for fall
I know that fall is a long way from now but I am just letting you know these tricks now so that you will still have time to learn them. Maybe some of these tricks can be done this spring!
Sometimes evening gowns are a little bit too loose in the waist area. The solution? Put a harness or a belt on it just like this look from Prabal Gurung.
Jumpsuits can sometimes be intimidating. Dial it down a little bit by wearing a solid coloured blazer on top of it just like this look from Jen Kao.
Layer your gauzy white dresses on top of each other to crate an ethereal look like this from BCBG Max Azria.
Roll up the sleeves on your T-shirt into your coat sleeves. From wrist-length to bracelet-length to elbow-length and beyond, it’s an easy way to bring some continuity to your outfit. (look from Karen Walker)
Wear your short-sleeve knits outdoors with upper-arm length Cinderella gloves. (ICB by Prabal Gurung)
Don’t shove your cutout dresses to the back of your closet the moment the temps get a bit too cold to wear them. Slip a slim-fit shirt underneath. it’s now a dress for all seasons. (Tanya Taylor)
Here is a quick guide of 2013′s colours:
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Julie Mehretu
Ethiopian artist Julie Mehretu.
“Julie Mehretu makes large-scale, gestural paintings that are built up through layers of acrylic paint on canvas overlaid with mark-making using pencil, pen, ink and thick streams of paint. Mehretu’s work conveys a layering and compression of time, space and place and a collapse of art historical references, from the dynamism of the Italian Futurists and the geometric abstraction of Malevich to the enveloping scale of Abstract Expressionist colour field painting. In her highly worked paintings, Mehretu creates new narratives using abstracted images of cities, histories, wars and geographies with a frenetic mark making that for the artist becomes a way of signifying social agency as well suggesting an unravelling of a personal biography.”
Taken from http://whitecube.com/artists/julie_mehretu/
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Amal Kenawy
Some works by the Egyptian artist Amal Kenawy (1974 – 2012). The media she worked with included instalation, video, sound, performance, sculpture, photography, drawing and painting.
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©Amal Kenawy
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Rotimi Fani Kayode
Works by Nigerian photographer Rotimi Fani Kayode
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© Rotimi Fani Kayode
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Divine
Divine series by San Francisco based, Kenyan artist Allan deSouza.
“The Divine series (2007-8) consists of land-, water- and sky-scapes photographed during commercial flights. Each photograph is mirrored so that, with its reflection, the doubled images suggest divine-like manifestations, whether human-made shrines, mythological figures, aliens and other figments of the social imagination.”
http://allandesouza.com/
Images taken from the artist’s website
http://allandesouza.com/
© Allan deSouza
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Menswear Trend Report for Spring
- Camo print is stronger than ever this spring. It is being used in everything from sneakers and ties to outer and inner wear. Designers are trying to make this print different by tweaking its colour and its pattern. (looks from Valentino Spring 2013)
- For womenswear, it is called pastel colours but for men, it is called colour bleached look. These washed out items look so much better if worn together. There is just a bigger impact. (looks from Michael Bastian Spring 2013)
- Bold stripes will be big this season. One reason every guy should embrace this trend? It visually broadens your frame. It’s a good mind trick that every guy would love. (looks from Maison Kitsune, J.Crew and Closed spring 2013)
- Double breasted suits are becoming common on the runways so it isnt surprising that it is huge this season.The cut is now more modern to suit the stylish man who wants to wear it. (looks from Louis Vuitton and Giorgio Armani spring 2013)
- There’s a new way on wearing Polo shirts this season. Wear it under tailored blazers and suits. It is a dressy but casual look that will be perfect for a classy night out or date night. (looks from Junya Watanabe spring 2013)
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Malangatana Ngwenya
Mozambican painter and poet Malangatana Nwenya
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© Malangatana Ngwenya
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