Christopher Kane’s collection, done in collaboration with his sister Tammy, is entitled “Eco-Sexual” and it celebrates not the love for nature itself, but the sexual act with nature, the total communion with the world around us that maybe we have lost - or so they say. The reproductive force of nature has always had a strong fascination on the designer and he finally gives expression to it with this collection. Prints are extremely realistic, real pictures taken in nature and

La collezione di Christopher Kane, creata in collaborazione con la sorella Tammy, si intitola “Eco-Sexual” e celebra non tanto l’amore per la natura, ma l’atto amoroso con la natura, la comunione totale con il mondo che ci circonda e che abbiamo forse un po’ perso - o così si dice. La forza riproduttiva della natura è sempre stata di grande interesse per il designer e con questa collezione ha trovato l’espressione completa che da un po’ andava cercando. Le stampe sono estrema

Preview editoriale dal numero di Agosto SCOPRI PIU' IMMAGINI QUI “She lives on Love Street Lingers long on Love Street She has a house and garden I would like to see what happens She has robes and she has monkeys Lazy diamond studded flunkies She has wisdom and knows what to do She has me and she has you” ©the Doors - Love Street Photography Christoph Klutsch c/o Townsend London Style Ricarda Venjacob c/o Liganord Model Lisa Verberght c/o Iconic Management Hair Style, Makeup

Preview editorial from August print issue SEE MORE IMAGES HERE “She lives on Love Street Lingers long on Love Street She has a house and garden I would like to see what happens She has robes and she has monkeys Lazy diamond studded flunkies She has wisdom and knows what to do She has me and she has you” ©the Doors - Love Street Photography Christoph Klutsch c/o Townsend London Style Ricarda Venjacob c/o Liganord Model Lisa Verberght c/o Iconic Management Hair Style, Makeup K

London Fashion Week was quite eventful! With fur protestor raiding the Mary Katrantzou show, to shocking orthopaedic shoes from Christopher Kane, it was totally filled with surprises. London is probably one of the most creative fashion weeks among the cities. With a creativity explosion, the most memorable show was probably Christopher Bailey’s last collection for Burberry. The designer devoted his last collection to the LGBTQ communities with designs filled with the rainbow

Think pink. Think pretty in pink. We use to think twice about even deciding whether we should have pink in our wardrobes.I use to think the colour was too girly or I couldn’t pull it off as it washed me out. Always have been and always will be a girl who loves the colour black (yes that is a colour). Pink can be a tricky colour to master, but with ice cream hues in some of our favourite fashion designers SS18 collections, it is about time I push aside my love/hate relati

We all love to watch fashion shows and dream about those clothes, amazing and crazy makeup but what can we actually bring into everyday life? So here's some advices from catwalks which can be for you too!! WELL DONE HAIR Wet hair, stuck to the head with gel that we see from years on catwalks? Is it a goodbye? We hope to. Cool for fashion shows or editorials but who can go around like "I'm not going to a shampoo for a week?" No one, and even if they did not look dirty I don't