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A mini iron before the ramp display of her collections.... an action snap of Shubhangi, my daughter!
fashion designer : Hungdon Lin
photographer / after effect : Lin Chien-Wen
special thanks!! : Roy Chang
Pakistani Fashion designer Faiza Saqlain will be instore showcasing her latest catwalk collection including Pret, Formal & Bridal Wear at chambeili® Store on 22nd and 23rd of October from 12 to 7pm daily.
If you wish to book an appointment to meet Faiza Saqlain for a made-to-measure design consultation then you need to purchase a free ticket on Eventbrite to confirm your place as we have limited appointments.
Only purchase a ticket if you are 100% committed to placing an order. If you want to simply buy off the rack then you do not require booking a ticket.
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2001, Barbie FMC Fashion Designer, Fao Schwarz Exclusive.
I've got this doll since ever (2002 maybe), she arrived during one of the first International (from USA) transaction I took in the early era of the web stores. She was actually a doll I didn't purchased, the vendor wrongly sent me her; I had ordered insted 3 Silkstone Lingerie #3 Barbies, two arrived but the third was this one. I did't sent her back because it took almost one year (no joke, I sent many emails and many phone calls to US) to arrive the package in Italy; I was too frustrated to start over again... and, at last, I love her!
Ho questa bambola da sempre (mi sembra dal 2002); è arrivata in una delle primissime transazioni internazionali (dall'America) che ho fatto, erano gli anni di esordio dei negozi virtuali E' una bambola che a dire il vero non avevo acquistato, la venditrice me l'ha spedita per errore. Avevo invece ordinato tre Barbie Silkstone Lingerie #3; due sono arrivate, la terza era questa. Non l'ho rimandata indietro perché mi ci era voluto quasi un anno per l'arrivo del pacco (non sto scherzando, c'è stata una lunga corrispondenza di Email con la venditrice e anche chiamate telefoniche verso gli States). Ero troppo frustato per ricominciare tutto da capo... e alla fine, mi piace moltissimo! :D
My second handbag design, also a two part cutter, designed to compliment my cupcake cutter range. How will you decorate yours?
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One of the pictures I took 2 days ago ^^
The spots in her face aren't real of course, it's a seperate layer I added in Photoshop to create an old looking effect
Photographs for the new collection by mexican fashion designer Paloma Lira www.palomalira.com
Shot in New York
Model: Matt, Annie Van Rickley
Makeup: Jenny Diaz
Styling: Paloma Lira, María Fernanda Montané, Eva Calatayud
Thanks to Keagan Fuller
VCAD alumni’s Evan Ducharme second fashion collection “Belladonna” was shown at the Eco Fashion Week on April 23, 2013 in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Evan’s work was inspired by such people as Ida Rentoul Outhwait, Arthur Rackham, Audrey Hepburn and Bette Davis as well as the World War 1 French military clothes and belladonna plant. The collection portrays women as strong and self-confident females.
In his collection Evan has used such natural and ecofriendly fibers as hemp, melton wool, silk-cotton blends, reclaimed wool crepe, organic jersey and organic cotton.
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Fashion designers Marloes and Annicke & photographer Maarten.
Today, January 12th is International Kiss A Ginger Day, which means every redhead person you come across on this day you must grab and plant a loving kiss onto immediately.
Kiss A Ginger Day was started in 2009 by Derek Forgie as a Facebook group intended as a “karmic counter-event” to the November 2008 creation of a Kick A Ginger campaign, also on Facebook. The latter resulted in numerous ginger kids being assaulted at school, stirring international outrage and condemnation. In response, Derek decided to dedicate January 12th to a much more peace-loving activity aimed towards gingers.
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Awa Kermel Fashion Designer. Africa Fashion Week Freemasons Hall London The 9th Edition of Europe's Largest Annual African Fashion event.
French fashion designer Paul Poiret (1879-1944) was the King of Fashion in the 1910s… Spurred on by the success of the Ballets Russes production of Schéhérazade, Poiret gave full vent to his orientalist sensibilities, launching a sequence of fantastical confections, including "harem" pantaloons in 1911 and "lampshade" tunics in 1913 (earlier, in 1910, Poiret had introduced hobble skirts, which also can be interpreted as an expression of his orientalism). As well as hosting a lavish fancy-dress party in 1911 called "The Thousand and Second Night," in which the fashions reflected a phantasmagoric mythical East, he also designed costumes for several theatrical productions with orientalist themes, most notably Jacques Richepin's Le Minaret, which premiered in Paris in 1913 and presented the couturier with a platform on which to promote his "lampshade" silhouette.
Even when Poiret reopened his fashion business after World War I, during which he served as a military tailor, orientalism continued to exercise a powerful influence over his creativity. By this time, however, its fashionability had been overshadowed by modernism. Utility, function, and rationality supplanted luxury, ornament, and sensuality. Poiret could not reconcile the ideals and aesthetics of modernism with those of his own artistic vision, a fact that contributed not only to his diminished popularity in the 1920s but also, ultimately, to the closure of his business in 1929. [The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s “Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History” at www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/poir/hd_poir.htm]
Yay !!! I finally pick up a I Can Be A Fashion Designer barbie doll. She's my 2nd favorite next to the I Can Be A Architect. Love her cute Ipad and black shirt !!!;-D!!!
Most fashion designers have a bachelor’s degree in a related field, such as fashion design or fashion merchandising. But we can tell you, you don’t need a degree. Employers usually seek applicants with creativity, as well as a good technical understanding of the production process for clothing, accessories, or footwear. We will show you how - easyfashiondesign.blogspot.com