Graphic and fishy. Heavily embroidered and textile mixed. Who knew a lobster would make a chic dress. If the paces to attract your attention with their concepts the detailed beading and sparkles will. Love this, I have the urge to wrap my face in some fabric. source:
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Giorgio Armani Privé Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014-2015
Romantic and structured. polka dot ridden veils over glamorous gowns. The color pallets included red, black and white. High drama as the show progressed. Full of chic mystery and glamor. source:
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Julien Fournie Haute Couture Fall Winter 2014 2015 Plunging Soft Goth
Long sleek gowns with plunging necklines front and back. Slightly goth and dark toned and sheer. simple silhouettes with small details making them slightly unique and less resort. The pieces that stood out the most where the most simple and clean ones. source:
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Schiaparelli Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014-2015 80’s Funk Punk
In your face eclectic with experimental textiles and shapes. Un-cohesive but bright and badass. Full of gowns and strange styling. Very Paris Haute Couture. I would label this very 80’s inspired, in regards to the fits and boldness. Great collection, too much fun to look at. source:
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Stephanie Coudert Haute Couture F/W 2014-2015
Expensive and edgy knitwear. Heavy pieces with turban like structure head gear. Most outfits had a luxurious timeless feel with a mixture of fabric choices from shine, matte, and knit. source:
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S/S15 Menswear Trends
Baggy: Whether it’s the pants, shirts, or outerwear, almost every collection seemed oversized. This didn’t mean one baggy piece and the rest fitted. If it was baggy so was the whole outfit making everything seem more relaxed and cool. Even better if your weight tends to fluctuate I guess. Short Loose Shorts: Above knee length but wide. Ideal loungewear and interchangeable with endless options. Sneakers: A trend that has followed through from last season is the sneakers. ( thanks Karl) Colorful or solid we saw them all over the mens runways. Mixed with both formal wear and more casual looks. Futuristic Jesus Sandals: Clogish birkenstocks and sandals made…
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Artist Marilyn Minter, HD Oil on Canvas
Large and overly defined fashion moments captured in fragments. You first initial thought may be, “I wonder what camera was used?” There is so much attention to detail even peach fuzz on the body is placed. This shows how flawless glamour is really unreachable. That if you zoom in close enough even on the most chic situations we are all flawed and strange creatures. source:
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Pourchassé for Graveravens
To be chased and captured. A fashion photoshoot for Graveravens.com Model: Briana Wall Photographer: Mitchel Crandell Styling: Mitchel Crandell for Graveravens.com IF you would like to submit your work please email Graveravens@gmail.com
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Mixed Media Portraits by Bernhard Handick
A perfect mixture of pop culture, fashion photography, and mixed media. The pieces are manipulated by combining other photographs and painting over them to create and illusive sometimes surreal feeling. The use of familiar faces we know from media are seen differently when taken this creative approach. source:
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Saint Laurent Menswear SS 2015 Western Rocker Throwback
AMAZING and nostalgic collection. Dipped from a different decade full of sex, love and rock&roll. A huge turn from all the collections we are seeing taking a minimalist futuristic sandal/sock praising approach. Styled to perfection each outfit stands alone. I would personally wear each of these. Top 3 favorite collection so far. source:
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Thom Browne Menswear S/S 2015 Marionette Soldiers
An extremely avant-garde show and collection. So far there haven’t been too many this season so it’s a nice change from the continues trends within other collections. This show featured doll like models with clear masks on. The clothing seemed padded and the patterns were continuously mixed and matched. The silhouette where ever changing and architectural which you usually don’t see in a menswear collection. Wearable? ehhhh… well if you can why not right? source:
