Bye, bye Sephora! Welcome Mink Printer.

Could you imagine a time when you don't have to go to a store because everything you need you can make it by yourself?
It might be just a dream, but it is that kind of dream which when you least expect, it becomes reality.
Just like it happened with the cellphone, wi-fi connection, smartphones, drones and the last flavor of Ben&Jerry's.
Now we can see another revolution, the one nobody has to go to the streets to protest or demand for anything. Actually, it is exactly the other way around. This revolution is comfortable, cozy, easy and it is taking place inside our homes, led by machines that have almost no resemblance with the older bigger ones from the Industrial Revolution. The new machines are small, beautiful and go perfectly with your living room decoration.
You can call them 3d printers, food printers, bio printers and now make-up printers, but I prefer to call them DIY Revolution machines.

Be in the know:

Balance your life - Watch

What about split your time between work and play? With this watch you will be reminded of keep your balance. It's beautifully designed and functional, but the most interesting thing is that it will work as a statement representing your beliefs. It is still on KickStarter. Go to its website.

Steal her looks with Style.Eyes App

You know when you see that "It" girl wearing that "It" dress and you feel like you could die to know where she bought it?  Chillax, now you don't need to do any sacrifice, just download this app and snap to find out where you can buy that wonderful piece of clothing.

From Style.Eyes: "We search through over 400 of your favourite high-street fashion stores to find out where to buy that dress, handbag, top or heels for you in an instant. Not good enough? We bring you back a selection of similar clothes, organized by brand and price so that you can now shop that style on a real-girl’s budget. Want even more? With Style-Eyes, we regularly bring you 100′s of discounts across all of your favourite brands. Style-Eyes is your indispensable fashion tool that allows you to find and get that iconic style you want in an instant."

Alexander Mcqueen no MET

Alexander McQueen deve ter sido o estilista mais artista de toda a história da moda, tanto que sua parceria com a superuberperformer Björk é legendária. Inovador e performático, seus desfiles e coleções são dignas de museu. Tanto que o MET de Nova York fez este ano a exposição SAVAGE BEAUTY, sobre a sua obra. Infelizmente não vi pessoalmente, mas revendo o site da exposição os vídeos ainda dão arrepios, vale muito a pena ver um por um.








Looks feitos para Björk:

Homenagem da Björk a Alexander Mcqueen:

100 anos de estilo

O vídeo é bem simples, mas vale por fazer um pequeno panorama da moda nos últimos 100 anos.

Lanvin Fall 2011

Lanvin Fall/Winter 2011/2012 Campaign- Do Steven Meisel com Karen Elson, Raquel Zimmermann & Alber Elbas. A música é do Pitbull "I Know You Want Me." Ridicularmente bom.

Maurizio Anzeri

Lindas as foto-esculturas do artista italiano Maurizio Anzeri. Como ele mesmo diz, "as long as something creates a reaction it's alive". Ele cria suas obras com linhas costuradas sobre fotografias vintage, e já trabalhou com nomes de peso como Alexander McQueen.

American Apparel

Existem coisas que não precisam ser faladas. Esse vídeo é puro conceito de marca.

Sound Suites

Lindas fantasias, ops, roupas feitas para usar pra dançar, do artista Nick Cave. Poderia ser do músico Nick Cave tb, combina com as loucuras dele. Última tendência nas boates de Londres e Nova York, rs. Via A Prancheta.

Bjork McQueen

Homenagem linda a Alexander McQueen, com fotografia de Nick Knight e música de ninguém menos que...BJÖRK! De tirar o fôlego.

Scissor Sisters - Invisible Light

Nada a declarar, só: duca duca duca!

Vogue Itália

Vogue Italia + Kate Moss + Nick Night. Tem como ser ruim? Via Fashion Gone Rogue.

Patrick Mohr SS 2001

Excêntrico é pouco para descrever o visual das modelos deste desfile do estilista alemão Patrick Mohr na Fashion Week de Berlim. Uma hora para aprontar cada modelo. Criativo e bizarro.

Game Fashion

Clipe que usa QR code e mostra mensagens secretas nas roupas da banda. Viajado, mas bem interessante.
"Coded Fashion is readable with mobile phones. It shows secret messages on silk and linen. The song Mediology referes to the thinking of Regis Debray. Especially the song's one word message - Iconology - equals graphical patterns, encoded in Quickread codes. These are the gamefashion patterns, the urban camouflage dresses worn by the band. On mobile screens of fans the dress coded woman appears as Venus, replacing each pattern by a segment of Botticelli's icon of beauty. The ideal flirt dresses, both subversive, dominant and seducing - and inherently political. A project launched by Margarete Jahrmann in collaboration with Renate Christian."

Betsy Vanlangen e a roupa comestivel

Não sei quem é mais ousada: Betsy Vanlangen, a fotógrafa, ou as modelos que topam vestir pele de peixe e coisas do tipo nas fotos. Tem até uma sugestão para uniforme do mercado Municipal: uma roupa toda de mortadela, ehehe. Filthy and gorgeous.

Paco Pelegrin

O fotógrafo de moda espanhol Paco Pelegrin é mestre nos degradês e neon style. O site dele tem trabalhos incríveis, pena que não dá pra postar tudo. Tem até uma versão Bozo Chic, ehehe. Via Fashion-ation.