I am a huge fan of Pam Hogg. Everything about her designs scream that rebelliouness London fashion has been historically known for in the fashion week circles.
Last season, her autumn/winter was all about childhood tales gone a bit wrong and the story telling on the catwalk was just fantastic. Continue reading
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I am a fan of Karl Lagerfeld. It is not just for the undebatable talent the man possess; it is also for his personality and individuality (as a person, as well as a designer). Oh, yeah, and Choupette, of course.
Oh, Popeye!
I recently came across the Virtual Shoe Museum website, after receiving an email with lots of shoes from the designer Kobi Levi.
Showcasing material about art and design of shoes, the site has footwear craft and creativity abundantly splashed around.
With designs ranging from “different” to “completely insane”, the site contains heaps of information on designers, description of most concepts, and simply TONS of shoes (fear not, to wade through the vast amount of items, you can narrow your search by colour material, style and plenty more) and I have to say, the photos are the best part of it, with many angles shown for many of the fantastic shoes. Well worth spending some time browsing through.
Most of shoes displayed are real works of art, so push wearability, comfort and common sense aside, this is a true feast for the eyes of a shoe lover like myself.
Here are the Kobi Levi’s adorable pictures I received:
So Many Lovely Things 