#Moussy from #Japan

My fave look & accessories from their SS'14 collection

 

Myriam Schaefer #sacs

Amazing handbags created by this French designer: 

#Scandinavian fashion design: Samsøe & Samsøe

 

 

 

Samsøe & Samsøe

Colorful SS'14 collection: #Nonoo

My fave looks from their current collection: 

 

Love #Barn's sunglasses!

Born in Deauville, Barn's is a high eyewear brand, combining the savoir-faire of the past with the creativity of contemporary design

Shop online at Colette France 

Hand-painted #jeans: Rialto Jean Project

Rialto Jean Project is an eco-sustainable, philanthropic denim brand, specializing in hand-painted one-of-a-kind vintage jeans

Born in 2013 and 100% hand-crafted in Venice, California. Founder & Creative Director Erin Feniger uniquely sources and hand-paints recycled vintage Levis and other notable brands as a base for each pair

Rialto Jean Project sales benefit children through art, with proceeds from sales going directly toward Children's Hospital Los Angeles for innovative, art therapy programs for children. Art therapy helps young patients find a sense of hope, self-esteem, autonomy and competence, in their healing processes.The Rialto Jean Project charitable platform, "Denim Doing Good,” exemplifies our work in and dedication to this cause

 These are my choices from the current collection:

 

 

#Danish style: Won Hundred

 This is my fave look from the SS'14 collection by this Danish fashion label

 Their philosophy: "appreciation for a simplicity and understated design"

#Väska bags

Väska is a minimalist luxury leather accessories brand created in Barcelona (Spain) in 2012

The brand Väska comes from the Swedish word for “bag” and is influenced in all its designs by the Fenno-Swedish origins of the designer, following a very Nordic and pure line combined with a Mediterranean touch

Artisan baskets made in Spain: Real Fábrica Española

These artisan palm baskets or baskets made of esparto are the perfect bags for a day on the beach as well as a rustic-chic street bag

They are handcrafted in Spain and they are very typical in my country during summertime

Love them! 

#Japanese style: #TOGA

Yasuko Furuta created the brand TOGA. Toga originates from the Greek word meaning “draped clothes”

Yasuko Furuta work, combines modern elements of western dress with traditional ideas of the Japanese silhouette and elegant design. Furota’s style is best defined by the use of exclusive fabrics that she has researched thoroughly both in format and application with interesting takes on concepts of volume

The essence of the silhouette provided by TOGA’s clothing is urban and avant garde at the same time and has been compared to man of Japan’s top contemporary and past designers

Love these looks from the SS'14 collection: 

#African inspired #fashion: Stella Jean

 

 

The style of Stella Jean reflects and evokes her métissage and Creole heritage: blending old continent cultures with the verve of the new continent, marrying the opposites in a femininity well aware of its precious uniqueness.

Through the lines of Italian haute couture craftsmanship beats a sensual elegance, proud and aware but never ostentatious.

The designer’s signature “Wax & Stripes Philosophy” reflects a mood reminiscent of her own multicultural personal journey, translated into a stylistic point of balance, a synthesis of cultures that overcomes what seems to be diametrically opposed. “Wax” represents her maternal roots, Haiti, the first independent black republic in the world, drawing its history in part from West Africa.

The masculine “Stripes” present on shirts, symbolize the her father, from Turin. The “Wax & Stripes Phylosophy” thus professes and projects the culture of encounter: the two cultures never negotiate their own membership, instead mixing in resonse to the needs of the times. Fashion can be used as a cultural translator and a tool against colonization: reestablish the balance between symbols, stories and different worlds through style.

A succession of cultural “trompe l’oeil”, with the desire to branch into even more unexpected stylistic weddings, allowing cultural exchanges and dialogues to finally be equal.

The stylish mixture never strays into caricature or parody, remembering that knowledge and respect should never be subordinate to latitude, but instead must be a “a priority“.

In love with their proposals for SS'14: CRES.E DIM. & DIM.E.CRES. Sports and young line

 CRES.E DIM.

 

 

 

 

& DIM.E.CRES. Sport & Young line