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The Power of Fats by Sophie Limin Han

  London College of Fashion student, Sophie (Limin) Han was meant to “celebrate the confidence of different sizes of women in modern age” through her collection named ‘The Power of Fats’. It should have been named the ‘Kirstie Alley’ collection. I mean, are those ziplocked ham sammich’s as a skirt?? That’s …

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Crazy Coffins!

Ever wanted to go out in style and couldn’t find the raddest coffin that sums you up? Check out “Boxed: Fabulous Coffins from the UK to Ghana” in London. They were on display this past January, so I’m pretty sure they’re not there anymore but you can see the pictures here. Everything …

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Mary Katrantzou- Fall 2012- Sci-Fi returns

Mary is usually the queen of trompe l’oeil, but this season, she decided to go  more science fiction than the lanai in a Boca retirement home. It had elements of Alexander McQueen’s collection that made the armadillo shoe so popular. You know the one where the models had cable car tracks …

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Fred Butler- Fall 2012- Pastel Origami

London accessories designer Fred Butler showed a plethora of pastel origami on heads, shoulders, chests, and waists. I always love Fred’s playful and youthful designs each season. That pointy shoulder origami ensemble is pretty rad. I’d totally wear that with a Judy Jetson skirt. Also, loving the pastel hair! I wish I …

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Red Valentino- Fall 2012- Vintage Romance

I was a little confused as to whether or not Red Valentino is in anyway associated with the Valentino, whose signature color is, indeed, red. All I could find was this site that I’m guessing is the site for Red Valentino, which has nothing to do with Valentino the huge …

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A La Disposition- Fall 2012- Haberdashery and such…

London-based designer A La Disposition unveiled their Fall 2012 line with a dramatic show involving blacked out models and hats fit for an 18th century aristocrat hiding a jug of whiskey. Seriously, if I had a hat like that, I’d hide everything under there, including Mr. Marmar. Their collection involved lots …

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