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Ice Ice / Baby

Posted by Maison Martin Margiela S/S 2006. Jewelry made of ice cubes. PHOTOGRAPHY: Jonathan Hallam

Little / bell

Posted by From A/W 2000-1, Bells.  The House of Viktor and Rolf, p. 104, via Alice Kruszelnicki. PHOTOGRAPHY: Gerard Uferas

Seiichi / Hayashi

Posted by Seiichi Hayashi was born on March 7th, 1945, in Manchuria. He started to work in animation in 1962, before he began drawing comics. Hayashi started to draw for the magazine Garo in 1967 and soon became very well-known thanks to his comic Red Colored Elegy, which became something of a social phenomenon. Depicting the daily life of a couple that is not married (an arrangement that is nothing new in this day and age, but was not nearly as acceptable in 1970), Hayashi shows their feelings in a metaphorical but accurate way that still resonates decades later. Its influence in Japan was so large that Morio Agata, a prominent Japanese folk musician and singer songwriter, debuted with a love song written and named after it. In 2007, it was made into an animation. Hayashi is still drawing and illustrating. Via: Drawn and Quarterly PHOTOGRAPHY: Seiichi Hayashi

Cover / Paradise

Posted by To cover and not to cover the body by Maison Martin Margiela (1, 2, 3) and Givenchy by Alexander McQueen (4), Fall Winter 1999 Ready-to-Wear (Photography by Thierry Orban). Sarah Burton: ‘I remember one collection – the prêt-à-porter autumn/winter 1999-2000 collection – which involved a model in a Perspex robotic body. The guy who made the robot told us ten minutes before the model walked out, “If she sweats in the suit, she’s going to electrocute herself. So tell her not to sweat”. Via inspiring witchesandslippersandhoods  




Faden / Grafik

Posted by How to do? Have a look here and here. PHOTOGRAPHY: Marie Louise Vogt