Fashion Font

I'm not a great fan of fonts made out of pasta, toasted bread or whatever comes to your mind, but from time to time even I get surprised in a good way – like this Fashion Font by designer Yvette Yang. For six years the Korean-born, Paris-based artist has been creating
Fashion-Fonts showing the trends of the season, crafting each collage by hand. She would not want to estimate the form of typography and tries to explore the maximum chance to find beautiful matches coincidentally. See that's font art in my opinion!! Via Trendland.

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11” X 17”

11” X 17” is an assemblage of different acquired garments using the cutout as a tool to create new perspectives on what already exists. The cuts in the garments are neat, precise and carefully executed by Elisa van Joolen (Dutch/Italian), a recent graduate of the newly initiated MFA Fashion Design and Society program at Parsons The New School for Design, lives in NYC and Amsterdam. Her working methods can be compared to that of an anthropologist: deconstructing and unraveling existing frameworks mainly connected to the representation of fashion. Elisa will be showing at New York Fashion week in September 2012 which will provide a new perspective on her work 11” X 17” as it translates from an exhibition context to runway. Via Trend Tablet.

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Sophisticated Settings

Just love the work by Maurice Scheltens and Liesbeth Abbenes – they are the sum of total unique talent of a still-life photographer and the creative craftmanship of an artist. They both live and work in Amsterdam. This appeared in The New York Times Style Magazine, Spring Fashion Issue 2011. Check out more of their fantastic work here. Via Madame Hervé.

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Trend Tablet

Trend Tablet is a new trend platform founded by Li Edelkoort  – a Dutch trend guru, curator, publisher and educator who constantly lives in the future. Very inspiring – and invaluable if you work as a designer! Via Madame Hervé.

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CIFF Kids trends 2011/12

With fashion week starting today, we can now show you the new trends for Ciff Kids that Sus did together with Ulla Skjødt from Dansk Mode og Textil describing the four trends for Autumn/Winter 2011/12. Photo by Tobias Toyberg. Hair and make-up by Marianne Jensen.

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Happy New Hair

One of the top hairstylist in the world, Peter Grey collaborate with former assistant Masa Honda to showcased the amazing hair editorial, photographed by Takahiro Ogawa as part of the Asia Beauty Expo. Via Trendland.

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Superb Sus

Sus made these really, beautiful collages for Dansk Mode and Textile, describing some of the future trends.

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Imaginary Images

Damien Blottiere studied fashion in Paris. Always interested in images and photography he worked first as a fashion editor at Purple Fashion, Mixte and Dazed and Confused, before he devoted himself entirely to photography. He plays with images and creates a univers for the models or objects by building hand made set or collages looking like animals, flowers or surrealistic sculptures. He has worked for different brands such as Pierre Hardy, Paula Ka and Stella McCartney.

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Sus and CIFF

Sus made this magazine for CIFF (Copenhagen International Fashion Fair) describing trends, and did styling in collaboration with Ulla Skjødt from Dansk Mode and Textile. Anne Mie Dreves shot the photos and Marianne Jensen did the hair and make-up. See the catalog here.

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JJJJound

Do you know this great blog for photographic inspiration? These images are from JJJJound – the one in the middle is taken from A Two Pipe Problem Letterpress.

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Snake is the new Owl

We believe, that snake is taking over from owl as the no. 1 it-animal!

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CIFF KIDS trends 2011

Together with Ulla Skjødt from Dansk Mode & Textil and photographer Anne Mie Dreves and four fantastic kids Sus made these pictures describing the four trends for Spring/Summer 2011: Dockers, Preppy, Pioneer and Garden. Ulla made the cute snake.
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