31 March 2010

ANOTHER TUMBLR ESQUE POST WHILE THINGS ARE IN PROCESS.



         

       











I'm reaallly feeling a kind of darker creepier. Gothic art, hitchcock 'Psycho' 'The Birds' sort of easter. 
Everything is giving off this vibe, I have a feeling it ma be because it has hit me, I am no longer in Primary school, therefor no longer legit for easter egg hunts and painted eggs, possibly everything colourful relating easter. But you know i'm okay with that, because I have my dark and disturbed easter instead. JEALOUS MUCH? 


Luella

29 March 2010

I am bacckkk

After taking a needed break from blogging. As I had my mocks. I am now back, and ready to finish some of what I started, which includes Milan and Paris fashion weeks, oh yeeaahhs guys be excited. 
I'm joking. Just so you know. 


Luella 

17 March 2010

My shopping list has just standardly gone up to £661 in the space of about 3 minutes.


3.1 Philip Lim bag.







Opening Ceremony Lace up studded boots. 

Luella


14 March 2010

I got my Mum a coffee pot today.

There was such a hype about this show, but looking at the stills I couldn't grasp why, honestly I was just so confused, although the clothes where great the confusion was greater. Buutttt when I saw this video my confusion ceased to exist, along with my heart beat and regular breathing pattern, I suddenly grasped the hype. LIKE GRASPED IT WITH WARM WELCOMING OPEN ARMS AND A BRAIN OF UNDERSTANDING. So yeah I got the hype.  



The show as you can see consisted of taking off and putting back on clothes. BUT WITH REAL SKILL. I don't think I can slip into tracksuits and a t shirt that quikly but somehow - yes I admit with the help of Viktor & Rolf - Kristen McMenamy managed to slip in and out of 26 very elaborate items with ties and nots and frills and awkward shapes and shoulders, while making it look like performing art!!!
If i were doing this, in all honesty, I would awkwardly be tangled up between the arm and head hole, or tie a sleeve around my waist instead of the belt, or loose my balance while trying to step into the trousers or.. I think you get the idea. So instead of telling you my view on the clothes and the design I thought I would talk about my envy for gracefull dressing and undressing, something I have struggled with for many years past, present and most probably future too. 

Luella






12 March 2010

Terry Richardson Purple AW 2009









I can't get enough of Terry Richardson at the moment, nor can I get enough of naked people, I somehow think this may be connected but who knows; making this editorial done by none other than Terry Richardson, which features a lot of naked people amazinngggzzzssuigjfas. It is just honest work, not taken too seriously, but also for most, would create a reaction of shock and dislike, or shock and like. For me it was deffinately like but not so much shock seeing as I would expect this kind of work from TR.
I just think he breaks boundaries in the most obvious of ways, using sex and nudity, but somehow it doesn't get old, I was reading on a forum someone complaining he hasn't progressed since he started and that he is just doing the same stuff, but it is the same stuff no one else has managed to come up with the same stuff that is so symbolic of his work, okay yes he may be a smiley silly perv or whatever you want to call him but you can't deny he produces nothing other than great photo's

Luella

11 March 2010

I'm kind of obsessed with Terry Richardsons editorial for purple AW 2009

So I thought I wouldn't post them but post these Terry Richardson go see shots instead.











I am such a crack up. Promise I will post on them tomorrow I just have so little time today. And I know I have been a shit blogger recently but my mocks are coming up - great timing I know, right in the middle of Fashion weeks. Good news though I got an A in my GCSE Science!!!!

Luella 

5 March 2010

My posts are fashionably late. GETIT? Actually guys I just have GCSE's to be getting on with.

London Fashion week. 
I don't quite know what to say, except that personally LFW this year has been a dissapointment, okay there was some great collections from the likes of, Burberry, Cristopher Kane, Vivienne Westwood, but honeslty you wouldn't expect anything less from them but great, I just thought although many describe LFW one of the liveliest or 'the place where you see fashion for what it really is' 'a place where fashion can take risks' I didn't feel the risks or the excitement. So for this post I am just doing what I thought was the best and possibly writing too much about them. 

Burberry

WHO EVER COMPLAINED ABOUT WINTER!!!!
I seem to remember I did, until I saw what LFW had to offer, and please Jesus Moses and Buddha may winter never end. Just so I can pretend I am wearing any piece from the Burberry collection. The coats where the center I would say of the collection, and they where amazing, they are like the new aviator jacket, the last one I would say being as far back a Balenciaga 06, I loved the double collar idea oh and and and that horse hair coat is so beautiful - okay this isn't particularly articulate is it, but I am tired and dissapointed with London. Burberry was amazing, the colour scheme was jungle explorer greens and horse hair browns with dashes of yellow to lighten things up which I think is perfect for winter, okay I'm jsut going to stop and go to bed and try and carry on in the morning.




Yeah the coats guys THE COATS



I would like a pair of thigh high python boots please oh and some buckle up burberry ugg heels please? Thanks.

Christopher Kane.


I really felt Christopher Kane did something different for AW, I loved the SS collection which was floaty and obviously attractive, but what he has done for this collection I think is amazing, he has kept it simple, with only two patterns, he has kept everything other than the patterns black, he has used a limited number of materials; all of this sounding seriously restricting, but he has pulled it off amazingly, although imediately looking at the collection I can't say I was drawn to it, after really looking at each peice and thinking about the collection I have grown to admire it, the fact he has kept it so simple I think was a good move on his part, I also think the way he has got two patterns that are totally different from one another almost contrasting each other is great even if that wasn't his intention, keeping the clothes simple the patterns are a lot more noticable, they become bold and in your face becoming memorable. I think Cristopher Kane really made this collection work and I thank him for not letting me loose all hope.

Mark Fast




Although these posts are meant to be the collections I loved of LFW I thought I should put in the collection I was possibly most dissapointed about. After only recently discovering Mark Fast and so quickly admiring him as a wonderful designer, I was so dissapointed to see his AW collection, although I still respect his contribution to fashion I feel his effort in creating something new for AW was only half hearted, I have tried to find the peices least like the ones already shown for SS and quite clearly it has been difficult, although as always so much skill goes into the clothes I don't think anybody could deny 
that this collection in more ways than one was so similar to his last, I just feel that going into fashion you know what to expect and if someone like Karl Lagerfield can produce six collections for Chanel two for Karl Lagerfield and god knows how many for Fendi you would of thought one man could produce two and the important word is different collections, so yes I am dissapointed. 

Todd Lynn 

Todd Lynn was structured and angular, it had an almost star treck feel to it with some of the first peices, and moved onto a more Jaberwocki star wars feel towards the end with the fur shoulder pads. As you can tell I am a sci fi fan guys. No but I like Todd Lynn I thought it was interesting to watch and the clothes are beautiful, the colour was minimal but as I have said before I think this works when the collections very much focus around the cut and shape of the clothes, it felt like futuristic tribal clothing. Or am I the only one picking up on this? Yes, yes I think I am. 

Vivienne Westwood


A friend of mine actually went to see this show but because of my lack of stealth I didn't manage to steal the tickets, but I like to believe I was there in spirit, I kind of went slightly mad when whatching Vivienne Westwood, not only because I am her NO1FAN but because I was so SO glad to see this collection, the woman is pure genius, her clothes are like works of art, they look so beautiful, in a kind of draged through a bush backwards sort of way, they are so VW it is unreal, and that is something I think is so wonderful about her, is that she has this style of clothes which always look great she uses material so perfectly to make the clothes hang and fold and drape so perfectly on her models, the work that goes into her collections is so obvious in the clothes and you can just see the love and passion she puts into it, this collection like all her others was wonderful, there was such a range of looks some very tailord and some her iconic bagy draped material dresses, there was so much colour and life in her clothes this year too, they where exciting and fun to look at. I am so glad Vivienne Westwood has stayed in London.

Now onto what looks like a groundbreaking Milan.
Luella 



1 March 2010

Someone get me this dress please.


I thought I would humour you, while writing a blog of any intelectual cpacity. 

Luella