Part III

(Metronomy - The Bay)

There is still something left I've gotta post, but this is the last one, promise!

I was really impressed by Iris van Herpen, one of the best collections in my opinion:

Every piece is soooo special. Definitely something different.



Patrick Mohr was somehow interesting, but not as spectacular as I hoped...

I also liked Michalsky much... very wearable:

Plisée, plisée!

And last but not least: Lala Berlin.

Another post tomorrow or a day later, 'cause I'm gonna be 20 tomorrow. Feeling soooo... old. Though it's just a number.

Fashion Week in Berlin Part II

(The Birthday Massacre - Walking With Strangers)

And here's a part two (and yes, I admit: Lena Hoschek had the collection, that was my taste. As always :D If her dresses only weren't that expensive I'd buy the whole collection ^___^)

Perret Schaad:

That bag is somehow... funny.

But somehow I liked the collection of Rena Lange better:

love love love the fabric!

Peter Pan collar <3

That's something I'd totally sew

Next up: Hugo. That picture somewhat caught me:

The front of the dress:

Love this simple and clean cut

This one too! And the colour...

Mongrels in Common made me curious. The topic was "Heidi goes diving" - sounds interesting, was interesting.

another awesome pale green

somehow the colour is awesome too 

Last up now: Michael Sontag:

a dreamy shining fabric *__*

looks like the models hadn't got makeup on at all

  

Have a nice weekend!

xo 

Fashion Week in Berlin

(Metronomy - The Look)

...and I'm not there! Yep, sad, if you're unimportant. But hey, I had fun here too.
Nevertheless, I'll share some photos of my favorite stuff that showed up on the Internet.


First off, one of my favourite designers, Lena Hoschek:

I'd totally wear that!

Love its brightness, the sun is shining when someone wears this dress :D

love, ooooh love!

oh yep, nice skirt, but is the model seeing something on the covered eye?

the colour and pattern is simply romantic and adorable <3

And now, the winner of the Designer-For-Tomorrow award, Karlotta Wilde! A name everyone should remember.

Just three colours, clean, but very interesting and innovative

my favourite outfit was the one with the flared black skirt, but this one is lovely too!

Schumacher's collection was an eyecatcher too! Nice colours, very 70s.

I - want - a - skirt - like - that - one!!!!

Great embroidery!

Awesome shade of green!

I guess there will follow another post 'bout the fashion week ;)