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Catch Up: Fashion

continuing with my mini-series of sorts called Catch Up. relevant to interiors, fashion, design etc. next up: Fashion.

a cute new Spanish fashion label called Royal Caballito:

everyone is raving about Block Shop Textiles:

the new Ermie collection photographed by Kate Miss:

outfits + landscapes by Cath:

everything by A.P.C. ever, available at La Garconne:

the new Maison Scotch collection:

Meredith Wendell makes nice bags:

Garance Dore’s feature on lamp designer Ana Kras:

a very wearable spring collection by Ulla Johnson:

Barbara Casasola’s Summer 2013 collection:

Vika Gazinskaya’s SS 2013 collection, inspired by her travels:

a very cool lookbook by Hixsept:

Sierra, a silk scarf collection by Las Coleccionistas:

and some street style i’ve been loving…

Natalia looking like a doll:

pink tones by all the pretty birds & trendycrew:

blue on blue by street peeper:

winter snaps by the sartorialist & glamcanyon:

natalie joos by stockholm streetstyle:

this classic look:

love the detailing of this Hermes shirt:

oh and by the way, Rachel Weisz totally won at the Globes.

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Alessandra Rich

this collection by Alessandra Rich was actually released way back in October when the Spring 2013 collections came out, so I’m surprised i’ve only caught on now. why have those fabulous flamed dresses been eluding me for so long! not to mention that first lace number. yes. there’s also a bit of The Never Ending Story Childlike Empress thrown in, which you won’t hear me complain about.

…her collection was inspired by a lot of thinking about Russian girls. Rich gave her girls names—Olga and Irina—and a backstory that saw the merging of the iconic Russian female gymnast and the (now equally) iconic Russian jet-set glamour girl. It was an oddball starting point for a collection, but it worked.Style.com

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Dulce Dolce

out of all the fashion weeks i find Milan to be the most fun – mostly because of my ever favourite italian design houses Marni, Prada and Missoni… but this year my favourite FAVOURITE favourite collection by far, ever, possibly in the history of all fashion weeks, was Dolce & Gabbana. which surprises no one more than myself because i’ve never been a big D&G fan.

just one quick glance over the entire collection and a myriad of things come to mind: summer holidays, the italian riviera, hammocks, umbrellas, summer heat, ripe fruit, cold drinks, seaside stripes – as if all the facets of a dream holiday had come together in one hot delicious melting pot wardrobe. and the best thing is that it’s all so wearable. the dresses have beautiful flattering silhouettes (tucked waists & flowing skirts! yes!) not to mention the detail that went into every fabric and every accessory (those shoes! those bags! those earrings!). holy MOLY guys, i can’t put into words how much i love this collection…

so i did a colour comparison instead. matching some of my favourite Dolce & Gabbana outfits to vintage travel posters, so that i can dream about going to exotic destinations and looking awesome at the same time.

truth be told i could have done one of these for each and every outfit, but i simply don’t have the time (alas) so please be sure to check out the entire collection plus the close up details at Vogue.

runway images courtesy of Vogue, travel posters courtesy of Boston Public Library.

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Valentino Resort 2013

remember this bride who wore Valentino S/S 11 to her dreamy italian wedding? well i can already see the Valentino Resort 2013 collection plastered all over the thousands of wedding boards on pinterest. i for one would love to see a bride rock this look (no.3 in this sequence). see the entire collection at vogue.

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Marc Jacobs Resort 2013

the second i saw the first image from the Marc Jacobs Resort 2013 collection all i could think was WOW! outfit after outfit after outfitwow, wow, wow. and if you’re about to comment about how crazy the shoes are or how you’d never wear such insanely bold colours all at once – i want to stop you right there. because this is rad and i won’t hear any of it.

Marc Jacobs’s resort collection was infused with a spirit of giddy optimism that drew on uplifting Pop Art color and print, and toyed with playful proportions that sampled the linear seventies, the puffball eighties, and the deconstructed nineties—all spun into a uniquely Jacobsian 2013 mix. – Hamish Bowles

i chose my ten favourite looks, but please go look at the entire collection over at Vogue.

all images courtesy of Vogue

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