Showing posts with label Fashion icon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion icon. Show all posts

Unconditional love to Lynn




Lynn Yaeger
Source: tumblr

I love people like her more than anything. People who are not afraid of being themselves. Style is much more than wearing the latest, it´s about being genuinely unique, like her.  

There are many images of her wearing crazy and wonderful outfits but, I personally like this one because it doesn´t show the outfit or the ambience, it just reflects the essence.

I encourage you to google her name and see more images of Lynn. (Para no morir idiotas, no?)



Fashion icon




Source: i-Donline.com
i-D magazine cover with Grace Coddington.

Please notice that the original cover is only the left side. The entire image has been manipulated to create an artistic effect for the blog.



Karlie Kloss




Video interview for W magazine

She is so natural and spontaneous that despite being a top model she sounds like a normal young girl.



Fashion Icon



Source: SHOW Studio


Described as a muse and friend of Karl Lagerfeld, Amanda Harlech is a kind of artist, an observer, a receiver of beauty.

I have always felt attracted by her and what she projects. I specially love the way she speaks, her voice, the intonation, the way she expresses feelings, emotions, memories, collections.



Fashion by Suzy Menkes





Amazing interview and wise words about what fashion and luxury are. Amazing Suzy Menkes. 

The legend of Anna Piaggi







AnOther Mag SS 03


Fashion system loses one of its greatest icons, the journalist and Italian Vogue fashion contributor Anna Piaggi has passed away today at the age of 81 years old. 

The key to the Piaggi style? Irreverence, eclecticism and years of research: she mixes new designer clothing with obscure vintage haute couture, antique fabrics, ballet costume and bric-a-brac. Her hats are, almost always, by Stephen Jones, her shoes by Manolo Blahnik, "unless they're rubber boots. Simplicity and excess live very well together, I think. It's best not to be too coordinated," Piaggi says. "They come and go the clothes. I'm not a collector or a historian. I live through the moment."
Compiled by Laura Bradley.
Original text by Susannah Frankel ( AnOther Magazine SS 03).