The show opened with a series of graphic, sexy black dresses with trussed up corseted bodices and lacy sheer skirts. They had an edgy and goth, yet romantic look. Cross-lacing, grommets, studded leather, lace and baby-doll dresses passed the runway, each piece with it's extraordinary details. Jackets and coat were crafted from stiff panels of fabric, held together by knitwear or alternatively cut in strips of leather linked by lace.

Tisci's interest drifted toward the streetwear scene in the last couple of years as he turns his collections more wearable without losing the 'sexual heat' and creativity he's so known for. 

Not only one of my ultimate favorites for Spring 2015, it also ranks at the top of the very best collections of the season. 

Enjoy the full show here 

                                       

I absolutely love roaming street style blogs on lazy sunday afternoon and my absolute favorite still is, without doubt, Arrondissement 21. There were off course a lot of black and white standout pieces, but this season there was also a lot of print-heavy, textile-rich looks. From vintage pieces to straight of the runway pieces, the best pieces are translated directly to the sidewalks in this certain effortless way. Inventing a style means inventing a life to go with it, that's why Street Style Blogs still remain to be so popular along the fashion crowd.

And this season, there's a certain "Je ne sais quoi", which you sense more than ever. 

What not many people know about me, is that next to Fashion, I am also very much into photography; from frame to motion. (gifs etc). I've always liked an interesting mixture between documentary and portrait photography. Next to the mostly staged fashion photography, I also like pictures that capture sensitive moments filled with natural light and beautiful details. I believe very much in the integration of art and life, and the preservation of beautiful moments. 

Enjoy the snapshots below;

A Van in the Sea by Alessandro Puccinelli

Self portraits by Mariel Amélie

Clones Project by Erdal Inci


Elizabeth Gadd


Kirsten Becken

The 1960s were a starting point for Versace's new Resort collection. Versace showed several short A-line dress silhouettes and a few suits. The collection is filled with a colorful mix of fun patterns, bold colors, animal prints, and off course the signature Medusa symbol. Clean black-and-white separates make a nice contrast against the neon colors. I especially loved the patchworks of glossy, multicolor python skin on the pieces. Details like fringed handbags completes the image and is in great contrast with the structured lines of the pieces. 

Chic, bold and rich are the top three keywords for this collection.