I dare to say that the most exciting brand I saw at LFW’s Estethica this season, was by far Victim Fashion Street. Faithful to the “naive punk” approach to fashion that designer Mei Hui Liu has defiantly unravelled for over a decade, the label’s collection managed to be ground breaking not only in terms of sustainability, which is the main criteria for Estethica, but also in…
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The Exhibition is always my first stop at London Fashion Week, as it is the best place to start trendspotting. Speaking of trends, shoe design seems to never stop evolving. From polyhedric heels to shoes with no sole (!) here are the most outstanding women’s shoes exhibited at LFW for Autumn/Winter 2012-2013. Kat Maconie Julian Hakes Camilla Skovgaard Joanne Stoker…
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Although Rio Fashion Week is known not to be as exciting as the one in Sao Paulo, it is still an interesting place to spot new and emerging talents in fashion, as well as inspiring collections from Brazil. This season I was impressed by the work of Aquastudio. The brand was inspired by 40s’ and 50s’ fashion, giving it a…
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