My Lanvin shoes in London!

Look! My shoes! Lanvin just opened a store in London. But i bought these beauties in Paris four weeks ago. Now they are just behind Alber Elbaz him self, and Yasmin Le Bon (supermodel). 

Why can't you just be normal?!!!

It has been too long since I have had a post about my beloved models of crap! So here is the queen of crap - Agyness Deyn! 
 

Danish art and french clothes at its best

My big sister opened up some days ago a exhibition on the danish museum Glyptoteket about Thomas Bang, a danish avantgarde artist with some rather unusual art installations. When I saw it I came to think about Dries Van Noten. I think the two of them would make a great couple. Thomas Bang had a piece with a lot of silver balls, which made me think of the Dries Van Noten spring 2009 collection were a lot of jewelry were big silver balls around the models thin and gracious necks and wrists. I like it. 

Marilyn Manson meets fortune tellers meets geishas meets circus...

Alexander McQueen may be the last designer standing brave (or foolish) enough to present a collection were nothing was spared because of the times we live in now. McQueen is a show man and recession will not stop this crazy man from pulling of a grand show in Paris. The clothes was for most of the part, dramatic satires of Christian Dior, with parodies of his old new look themes, and also Chanel's tweed suits. On top of that I thought the collection reminded me about a blend of circus, Marilyn Manson, fortune tellers and geishas. What a mix! Alexander McQueen is a master when it comes to shapes and cutting them right. And he stayed true to his craftsmanship throughout the hole collection. What irritating me quite a bit was the makeup, that I actually thought was extremely ugly. But all in all McQueen made me happy. 

Eccentric men!

Some of the most talented designers look like men from who you would never expect the most beautiful clothes in the world. They look a bit crazy, and funny at the same time. But under the odd surface lies huge talents. Here are a few of them, Marc Jacobs, John Galliano, Victor and Rolf, and Alexander McQueen (the bunny).

When leather is lovely

A large group of female flying ladies took off at Hermes. With the soundtrack from Casablanca the scene was set for the show in Paris yesterday. With lots of fur and leather, all in dark colors Jean Paul Gaultier went very old school with the pilot look, but in a fantastic way. I think that Gaultier is one of the very best in the industry to make beautiful clothes out of leather. I mean who else can make a jumpsuit out of leather that you actually wanner wear. It's clear that Gaultier knows his craft, and know how to use it in the most elegant way. This was sure a collection that ladies like Carla Bruni and Victoria Beckham should take a closer look at. 

Glove hats

Dolce et Gabbana... Sometimes great, sometimes not so great. I would say that their fall 2009 collection had both good and bad moments. The gloves on the models heads was a bit odd, but still a bit cool. Not so wearable, but what ever.  That is not an issue when it comes to high fashion. It might should be an issue because of the times we are living in financial. The glove theme reminded me about the old Parisian fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli. But Milan is always very glamours, and with the huge dresses at the end, the Dolce show was no exception, with prints of Marilyn Monroe. 

Go neon!

Neon is back, or so says Michael Kors. And I am so ready for it. I would totally go for this neon fur look for next winter, 2009. I mean come on, check it out, it looks so cool. 

Pink coolness

Take a look at this beauty. I mean, how cool are these! I am going to Paris on Thursday and I'm really looking forward to see my darling Paris again. It's my city you know. For me it's now more or less a tradition that every time I go to either Paris or London, I have to buy a pair of Louboutin shoes. I now have now 3 pairs, and I have now my eyes on this pink pair of coolness.