Demobaza

Bulgarian designers Demo and Tono created Demoboza in 2008 selling their unique creations on its on line store, which later turned into limited editions. Soon after in 2010 saw the opening of its showroom/store in Sofia.

"The combination between Bulgarian post-socialist spirit and the extraordinary futuristic dreams, together with intentional unwariness to details, are the basis of Demobaza’s philosophy, which has generated the concept of deconstructive uniform."

"About the style:


Minimal and futuristic look expressed by deconstructive sporty shapes.
 Uniform built of trashy and bad made looking elements. 
"

www.demobaza.com

Maybe I have been watching too much manga anime. Ever wanted to have that futuristic desert look? I stumbled across them after a chat with a client and have used some of their images for look collages for a prospective styling gig.

As much as the looks are All Saints gone extreme, and the designers have styled looks with other brand collaborations such as G-Star and Diesel. I can see male pop stars dancing around in Demoboza jackets or pants, and si-fi moves dressed in stylish nomad. 

Iggy Azalea wearing ASOS

Iggy Azlea Live from Summer Six Great Escape was wearing ASOS.

Get your summer party vibe... Bounce....

Mens Shoes: JT mirrors, Kicks & Haul

I have been neglecting my love for shoes and one thing I am good at is shopping and styling mens.

Before I forget I must mention these. Justin Timberlake was wearing the lace up version in his video mirrors, that was just released early this month. Now these shoes are like bling... and if your looking to buy them, good luck, as they are Christian Louboutin fall winter 2012. Non the less Loubi has a tendency to repeat a shoe but in a different material or colour so fingers crossed for you.

 

So mens shoes.... specifically trainers.

Here is my lattes find

In keeping with the Christian Louboutin style. Here is my high street version for you girls. Zara's ballerinas, I had to have them.

I Miss U

Hello!! OMG I miss you!!

I still have no computer..so I have had to high jack my mothers very broken down lap top just to say hello.. and when I mean broken down, this thing has no battery.

So its been like forever.. okay 6 months or so since I have been AWOL... and I knew it was my 1 year anniversary of blogging and there is so much you have missed.

1. My Vogue Fashion Night out... which yours truly was papped at for style mag!! whoop whoop
2. Vacay in Japan.. on the hunt for style and history
3. My trips with my now ex boy friend and his kids... Sad to say I am still very hurt from the break up.
4.  Segway racing... which I now have scared knees.. wearing a short skirt is proving difficult.
5. Can not forget my under cut moment.. which is now growing out.

I think I stopped there since my private life became a bit of a take over and last few months was trying to mend. Without blogging I seem to have had no distraction from the pain to let the days pass by as easy. Yet when I do get everything up and running again.. bets are sharing with you the above will hurt since he was very much a part of some of it. Non the less lets soldier on. And please leave comments I'm dying to hear what you think of my blog.

And this is what I wanted to share with you as my 1st blog for 2013. Intro over.

Look Sharp: Rhianna for River Island

With 2012 finally behind us and with my private life a shambles. I found myself asking with all this recession and lack of imagination, or be it nothing exciting to kick me up the back side, what has fashion got for me this year?

I feel like I am seeing me last year on the likes or Beyonce and Rhianna. As the looks I fashioned for my bday last year, with my Marie Antoinette style, is on Bs concert commercial; and my undercut is on Riri. I'm left scouring the net for some inspiration. As well as trying to find clothes I actually want to part money with.

It was London Fashion Week last week and Rhianna unveiled her collaboration with River Island. I normally role my eyes and say next. But no I have to say, I will be buying as soon as it hits the shops!. Some of her dresses and lines makes me think of Calvin Kline. Might not be wow but you know what its simple.When was the last time you saw anything simple in the shops these days that wasn't screaming studs, fringes and wot not at you? Its still sexy dress down and timeless. Now that's an accolade if I ever said one.

 Pics from River Island website

AW/FW 2012-2013: Overview

I could have done this when we 1st saw the collection hit the runways back in the summer, but I never see the point when we forget after a while. Until the clothes turn up in shops and we're all thinking "what does one where?"

So as a refresher, and so that you know what you are most likely to see, or maybe even go look for if there is something that says "buy me".

Expect to see your wardrobe go black. AW (autumn winter, otherwise known as FW fall winter for the american counter part) 2012-2013 is personally never my season. During these times I tend to be in trainers and jeans. But this collection my dark rock side likes.

For most designers the best way to describe it is Twilight (yes vampire movie) hits the runway. Its dark, black, navy, burgundy, grey, with opulence. Remember Vampires are rich and love the luxury, well the old movies anyway. Think rock stars in fur and velvet mixed with leather. AW/FW brings confidence without the need for the bright colours.

Usual things to see in the colder months is embellishment, tailoring, a nod to military/Russian/Napoleon, velvet, and red. Well that's the norm, someone will be bound to do one of those for AW/FW.

Things that are for this year is accessories. Gold is big this season, in clothes or in jewellery, or metal like in Alexander McQueen, and silver broaches in Bottega Veneta.

I used to see shearing which is still visible this year but more so with fur. Dolce & Gabbana is still going with lace and shorts. Which I cant see many of us wearing in cold climates. Bottega Veneta brought sexiness through silhouette and less skin is more, most of their models being covered up with long gloves up to the elbow. 

Some designers did keep up with the geek chic and tailoring, but here are the rest of the pics I pulled out of Style.com