April 16, 2010 // Posted by: Content Keyword RSS // Category:
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Tim makes his home visits to see the collections the designers are working on. And it's time to see whether Mila or Jay will compete against Emilio and Seth Aaron at Bryant Park.
October 25, 2009 // Posted by: Content Keyword RSS // Category:
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October 13, 2009 // Posted by: Content Keyword RSS // Category:
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Hi everyone! We have one more Design History article, talking about the postmodern movements. Many things happened in the art world after the second war. See the most important movements that are still reference for designers. The International Style About 1950, in Switzerland, a new style came out, very clean, objective, neutral, using sans serif type, known as the International Style or Swiss Style. It was based on the idea that type should be neutral and not a distraction from
September 24, 2009 // Posted by: Content Keyword RSS // Category:
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A detail from the Burberry collection.Tuesday evening marked the official close of London fashion week — and a big day (and night) for Burberry, which marked its homecoming after a decade on the Continent. Short, shimmery, sheared: Christopher Bailey provided an object lesson on not looking back, something certain other designers this week would have done well to observe. Next up? Milan!Burberry ProrsumDesigner: Christopher BaileyDate and Location: Tuesday, Sept. 22, Chelsea College of Art, 16 J
July 24, 2009 // Posted by: Content Keyword RSS // Category:
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Life in Tokyo: so much to see, and not nearly enough time! I wanted to stop by TokyoMade Market at mememachine Gallery in Shibuya, but alas, cooking classes and assorted decadence put a dent in my plans. After seeing photos of the event (courtesy TokyoMade ) I wish I hadn’t missed it. TokyoMade sells Japan-based independent fashion on its website, and the market was a chance to get up close and personal with the young designers. Neon T-shirts and bags, dancing Shojono Tomo dolls…
