Mint and Liquorice.

And Freja Beha Erichsen.

And Ann Demeulemeester and Alexander McQueen and The Row and 3.1 Phillip Lim and Proenza Schouler.

Individual Inspiration

I HATE PEOPLE DOING WHAT OTHERS DO JUST BECAUSE OTHERS DO IT.

Source Metal Magazine

I love the Grey Mouse look and the anarchist attitude.

Source  Crew Creative Advertising

The Matrix, I love the trilogy, the thought of 'not having your own life/thoughtsm just being part of a machine' and someone breaking out of it.

Source Vogue Paris, Freja Beha

She looks like the perfect wife, that does whatever needed to help her husband.

Such an ironic role for Freja I think.

Source Vogue Paris, Aline Weber.

I love the really provocating way of dressing. A sweater as pants.

PER-FECT.

(Don't think of me as perv, I dó wear pants.)

Source Vogue Italia

Always striking/doing her own way Kristen McMenamy, phtographed by Steven Meisel.

Love the infamous editorial.

Source Acne SS11

First I didn't like this collection at all.

But when you stare at it it's just brilliant.

Those shoes are nuts. Perfect.

My inspiration for today. School has started after a short weekend and I needed to make this post. I'm getting sick of school doing all the same reproduction-thingies, on and on and on.

And today, the only subject that does make sense was canceled and I only had nonsense subjects.

+ The fact that our English teacher gave me and the other half of the class detention. Hooray =.='

It's gonna be a white summer.

My favourite ss"11 looks.

Gareth Pugh: I always love Pughs lack of colour and lack of 'Monkey See, Monkey Do.' this collection is what Pugh stands for: Futuristic and original.

Jil Sander: Labeled as 'best show of the season' by lots of people. For me it was just the pallette: (Well, my favourite look doesn't show that, but whatever...) Bright, speaking colours and lots of white.

Marni: All time favourite. I loved those swimmingcaps, brilliant idea. And I've got a weak spot for Marni jewelery.

Alexander Wang: The ss"10 show made me start loving mister Wang. His collections stay stong and city-like. (I've never loved the 'New York Style', but this is awesome.)

Céline: Minimalist on it's maximum. Loved the leather dresses and tops. I didn't like the pants underneath the dresses and skirts, but that makes the looks more mature in a strange way.

Clavin Klein: Loved the colours and the fact that Daphne Groeneveld opened. I'm not sure if those shoes can take you to the mall, but they look like liquorice.

Givenchy: Also an all-time favourite.I loved the -in my opinion- medival-looking hair, (My hair is unfortunatly not long enough to make this hairdo ): ) and the sheer-pannels and flowing dresses.

Stella McCartney: The (in)famous fruitprint. I love it. It's flashy and kinda 80's and youthfull and quirky. I think Freja is the right person to show this outfit.

Ann Demeulemeester: Ann did what she usually does and I love that.

Rick Owens: His collection reminded me of goddesses. I loved the funny and yet so serious make-up/headwear, and these shoes are just awesome. From a distant the flapper-things look like spikes. If you come closer, you'll see it's just leather.

Over all: Lots of white, sheer and long skirts this season.

Source: Vogue UK

Give me a swimmingcap !!!

Marrrniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Genious-ness again!

Give me a swimmingcap, a cool coat and scary, really scary skinny legs and I would be happy.
Even though it's almost freezing and I don;t get the shoes ;3
But that doesn't matter. It just looks really awesome.

Freja Beha opened and Daphne Groeneveld (?) closed.