Apr 17, 2009
Apr 16, 2009
ME ON SOLOSTYLE.IT
Here I publish some links to my articles on the italian fashion blog “solostyle.it”:
- “New Kenzo boutique in Milan”
- “Penelope&Monica Cruz for Mango”
- “Burberry denim in SS09 collection”
- “Intimissimi: woman underwear SS09”
- “Naory by Christies: beachwear SS09”
- “New Kenzo boutique in Milan”
- “Penelope&Monica Cruz for Mango”
- “Burberry denim in SS09 collection”
- “Intimissimi: woman underwear SS09”
- “Naory by Christies: beachwear SS09”
Apr 15, 2009
WACKERHAUS: DIFFERENT ELEMENTS IN A PERFECT MIX
Some weeks ago on Nineteen74 I find the creations of a talented womenswear designer from Denmark. Her name is Trine Wackerhausen; 34 years old, born and grown up in Copenagen.
She has studied at the Beckmans School of Design in Stockholm (Sweden). Now, as owner of Wackerhaus, she creates new collections 2 times/year. She has also presented her SS09 and AW09 Wackerhaus collections during the Copenaghen Fashion Week.
-Which are your favourite fashion designer/brand?
-I adore Yves Saint Laurent and Anne Valérie Hash, but I usually buy high street or 2nd hand, apart from wearing my own designs.
-How and when did your passion for fashion start?
-I have always had a creative mind, so it felt natural going in that direction when choosing education. I think “wearable art” when I make clothes, I like the combination of interesting design and wearability.
-What do you create?
-Ready to wear collection 2 times/year.
She has studied at the Beckmans School of Design in Stockholm (Sweden). Now, as owner of Wackerhaus, she creates new collections 2 times/year. She has also presented her SS09 and AW09 Wackerhaus collections during the Copenaghen Fashion Week.
-Which are your favourite fashion designer/brand?
-I adore Yves Saint Laurent and Anne Valérie Hash, but I usually buy high street or 2nd hand, apart from wearing my own designs.
-How and when did your passion for fashion start?
-I have always had a creative mind, so it felt natural going in that direction when choosing education. I think “wearable art” when I make clothes, I like the combination of interesting design and wearability.
-What do you create?
-Ready to wear collection 2 times/year.
-Which is your creations style? How do you describe your collections?
-My design expresses a certain masculinity but also a fragile and feminine side of contemporary women's fashion. Based in Scandinavian design tradition, it is an understated look with the focus on quirky details combined with wearability.
-How do your creations come into existence?
-Each season I find a new inspiration, e.g Music, contrasts of different women types, odd characters. I use this as a base for the collection, then the story and designs evolve gradually when I start working around the theme.
-My design expresses a certain masculinity but also a fragile and feminine side of contemporary women's fashion. Based in Scandinavian design tradition, it is an understated look with the focus on quirky details combined with wearability.
-How do your creations come into existence?
-Each season I find a new inspiration, e.g Music, contrasts of different women types, odd characters. I use this as a base for the collection, then the story and designs evolve gradually when I start working around the theme.
-Are your creations on sale?
-Since 2003 I have been selling to retailers. I sell through shops in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Greece. Then also via web (www.stylepaste.com).
-Since 2003 I have been selling to retailers. I sell through shops in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Greece. Then also via web (www.stylepaste.com).
Contacts:
info@wackerhaus.dk
www.wackerhaus.dk
You can buy her creations on www.stylepaste.com
You can find Wackerhaus also on “Danish Fashion Institute web site”
info@wackerhaus.dk
www.wackerhaus.dk
You can buy her creations on www.stylepaste.com
You can find Wackerhaus also on “Danish Fashion Institute web site”
Apr 12, 2009
Apr 10, 2009
SS 09 – MAKE UP TRENDS
Which one of these shades do you prefer?
During the next season the skin colour remains natural, with some bluse on cheeks. This kind of make up has the purpose to enlight the natural beauty.
Lips are enhanced by pink, ruspberry and honey colour lip gloss; blush has to be choosen in a shade similar to our skin colour.
Eyes will be the real protagonist in make up: deep and flashy, with a smokey chocolate or purple, that repropose the traditional black/grey smokey eyes make up in warmer nuance.
But also pink: from very light and baby pink to peony and cyclamen colour. Then fuxia for who loves to be noticed. A colour that is perfect for every one: in delicate shades for blond women, whereas the ones with brown and brunette hair can dare more blushing shades. For example, if you make up your lips in a intense and shiny colour, you should make lighter your eye.
Lips are enhanced by pink, ruspberry and honey colour lip gloss; blush has to be choosen in a shade similar to our skin colour.
Eyes will be the real protagonist in make up: deep and flashy, with a smokey chocolate or purple, that repropose the traditional black/grey smokey eyes make up in warmer nuance.
But also pink: from very light and baby pink to peony and cyclamen colour. Then fuxia for who loves to be noticed. A colour that is perfect for every one: in delicate shades for blond women, whereas the ones with brown and brunette hair can dare more blushing shades. For example, if you make up your lips in a intense and shiny colour, you should make lighter your eye.
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