Fashion || Editorial: More than Melancholy in ZINK'S "Blue Period"

Fashion || Editorial: More than Melancholy in Z!NK'S "Blue Period"

Photographed by: Steven Gomillion and Dennis Leupold

Styled by: Chi Chi and Ogo Offodile

LOOK 1 | Jacket, Boudoir D'Huitres; Unitard, Joann Berman; Bangles, Dinosaur Designs; Disc Bracelets, Sotu Productions.

LOOK 2 |Top, Boudoir D'Huitres; Bracelets, Dinosaur Designs.

LOOK 3| Jacket, Balenciaga; Thong, Bordelle; Bracelets, Dinosaur Designs; Shoes, Versace, Stockings, stylist's own.

LOOK 4| Top, Blouson Noir; Swimsuit, Daniel Feld; Leggings, Michael Angel; Wolf Head, Haleh Nematzadeh; Bangles, Dinosaur Designs.

LOOK 5| Jacket, Joann Berman; Shorts, SEE by Chloé.

LOOK 6| Bolero, Daniel Feld; Angel Heart Dress, Bordelle; Bra Cup Zipper Dress, Phi; Glove, Johan Burman; Heels, Versace.

LOOK 7| Dress, Balenciaga; Pants, Michael Kors; Suspenders, Bordelle; Bracelets, Dinosaur Designs; Bag, Joann Berman; Booties, Brian Atwood.

LOOK 8| Dress and Shirt, Haleh Nematzadeh; Disc Bracelets, Sotu Productions; Bangles, Dinosaur Designs.

via: ZINK

♥ Designer Jenny P.

Fashion || MENSWEAR: Versace FALL 2010

Fashion || MENSWEAR: Versace FALL 2010

Donatella Versace (Queen Elizabeth I of high-fashion) creates a digital world for the badass of the future.

A neon laser background and circuit inspired runway defines the environment
for the Versace Fall 2010 (A/W 2010) Menswear Collection.
Highlights include leather motorcycle jackets and coats with intricate

quilted detail on the jacket panels (diagonal, horizontal, vertical, and crisscross stitching) Mix textures

of leather: matte, patent and even a metallic treatment.

I see a rugged Bruce Willis in "The Fifth Element," un-phased yet brut Will Smith in "iRobot,"
and a Polished Keanu Reeves in the likes of "The Matrix" and "Johnny Mnemonic"

My kind of films, my kind of runway, my kind of Man.

via: GQ

♥ Designer Jenny P.

Fashion || Versace Pre-Fall 2010

Fashion || Versace Pre-Fall 2010

No matter what people may say or think is BEST for Versace,

Donatella Versace has maintained the vision of her brother's company.

The current collection is said to be inspired by Japan's metropolitans.

Noticeably bright and intense color is utilized as a contrast against

a gorgeous indigo crafted into tailored coats and leggings.

The mini dresses serve as the ultimate showcase of the brights (turquoise, tangerine, and lime green)

with the use of lurex-textured/laminated fabrics paired with matte-like jersey.

Mini dress prints and motifs also pay homage to Japanese-culture with
bamboo leaves and cherry blossoms playing an important role in identifying the inspiration.

Main point: Intense contrast in color and texture. Palette channels Rachel Roy RST 2010.

via: Style

♥ Designer Jenny P.