Thursday, June 2, 2011

Aristocracy

'Aristocracy' Carla Crombie by Karel Losenicky for Dolce Vita May 2011 2















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Karl Lagerfeld's Strong Thoughts on Biograpghers

Today nobody’s really found the real story… I don’t have too much consideration for the poor people who try to write that book…it’s interesting that people in fact are lazy. If they worked hard they would find interesting things. Nobody finds it! So I’m in a position to say ‘Fuck you, you’re all lazy pigs.’ And I certainly won’t help them!




Stephanie Lee and Kim Koo - Glass Magazine, Spring 2011

  
         

Ilze Bajare - Glamour Russia, June 2011

        
                   
                   

Hana Soukupova - Elle Greece, May 2011


Is Marc Jacobs no longer relevant?!


Robert Duffy, president of Marc Jacobs, must be in panic mode today!

I have not gotten around to reading the full 
NY Times article, but it seems a good gist of it is that Marc Jacobs is no longer, cool, relevant, or fashion forward:

“He’s not as cool as he used to be,” said Tracy L. Cox, a designer and Hollywood stylist whose high-profile client list includes Sarah Jessica Parker and Jessica Seinfeld. “Most of my friends who are fashion forward, that’s not one of the brands they look to.”

StyleCaster & Fashionista have rounded up all the blunt quotes for you see some after the jump.

I think from a branding perspective; Jacobs over exposed him self, over the past few years. Too much of anything is no good, and he sure went overboard, in my opinion. For me the turning point was the 
Industrie magazine cover he did last year. I remember rolling my eyes at it. But we'll see how the company spins this. I still think there is a lot of life left in the designer, they just need to be smart in repositioning him.

Perception goes a long way.

Who I think has been done for quite a long time now is Lagerfeld; but somehow he's fooling everyone. He plays the perception game very well.

Kahori Maki

Beautiful work of Tokyo-based artist Kahori Maki. 


Josefine Ekman Nilsson - Elle Sweden, May 2011