Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts

Daniel Palillo “Talking Heads”

Daniel Palillo is a Finnish designer who plays on oversize silhouettes with lighthearted prints as he draws inspiration from the music genres of hiphop, gothic, and heavy metal.

Daniel studied both Fine Arts and Fashion Design at the University of Arts and Design Helsinki.

For spring/summer 2011, the Daniel Palillo collection is entitled “Talking Heads.”
Check out the collection here.

Photos Copyright Daniel Palillo.

Rainbow

Good Morning people...
I always love the color of rainbow. Life becomes more beautiful when filled with beautiful colors around us. Like this morning I saw such a beautiful color of flowers are planted in front of my house, blossom pink.

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Inspired by the beauty of the colors that I give effect to the photo I captured a few days ago.

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A year ago I discuss one of the group singer named RAN on the blog. And this year they come backwith their third album titled HOPE . I can't wait to listen their song .

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Begins with a dream



Who was Kelly, Ruben, Fantasia, Carrie, Taylor, Jordin, David, Kris and Lee?? Yup you're right, they are American Idol. Start from jan '20, which is tomorrow the latest season of American Idol will start running. I can not wait to watch it.In this season there will be a new jury that is Steven Tyler, Jeniffer Lopez, Jimmy Iovine and the jury is still there from season 1 until now is Randy Jackson.

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Sound of Music

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One of
my favorite activities is listening to music. Almost every day I'm always listening to music. On the bus on the way to work, come home from work, when blogging, and everywhere when I'm needed to refresh my mind and brain are always listening to music. Music always gives peace.

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I'm not fixated on one type of music, whether pop, jazz, r 'nb, even rock. To me music is universal. Now I love to listen to the song Young Folk by Peter Bjorn & John. The music is simple and easy listening.
I strongly agree that listening to music is one of the best therapy.

Dreamland by Bette Midler / Performed at Graham Norton Show, 26 November 2010

I'm trouble now

This song really describes how I feel today.

What's My Name ?

I love Rihanna new single " What's My Name ".
She's look stunning in this video.


Moby - Wait For Me

I'm from Mars

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I love this song !!!!

“Search and Destroy” at BAFWeek by Santana X Kostüme

Well, next week is BAFWEEK once again, otherwise known as Buenos Aires Fashion Week, and for this edition Argentine label Kostüme is team up with Santana Textiles—one of the largest denim producers in the Americas.

Santana X Kostüme has positioned itself as a high-end item—an object of desire or product of conceptual luxury.

The collection (#20) draws inspiration from the song “Search and Destroy” by the Stooges in their Iggy Pop album (1973), which lead singer Iggy Pop from a heading in Time Magazine about the Vietnam War.

The line of denim is avant-garde with geometric shapes, washed almost to the point of destruction, with colors of ultra black to various shades of grey.

Santana Textiles was founded 1963 in Jaguarana, Brazil, and now runs 5 major plants with 2,500 employees. The company holds to an green policy that seeks to lessen the environmental impact from denim manufacturing.

Kostüme is designed by Camila Milessi and Emiliano Blanco.



Photos Copyright Kostüme.

Wayward Heir—Spring/Summer 2010/11 in New Zealand: “If I’m Alive, I’m Swinging”

“I feel sorry for people who don’t drink. When they wake up in the morning, that’s as good as they’re going to feel all day.” — Frank Sinatra

The Rat Pack, smoky Jazz Clubs in Vegas, cigars in one hand and dirty martinis in the other, classically cut suits that ooze swagger and confidence; the 1960s were about well-groomed bachelors who had a good time and dressed impeccably to do so.

Wayward Heir’s collection for summer 2010/2011, “If I’m Alive, I’m Swinging” is influenced by the swinging sixties and takes the best aspects of slim line suiting of that era and adds a modern
spin.

The sophistication of the likes of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin is mirrored in the slender silhouettes, fitted jackets and laid-back casuals that remind us of just how cool those cats really were.

“It is how the greats used to dress -with class and sophistication and a bit of cheekiness thrown in,” says Wayward Heir designer Jaime Winks. “A collection that will make any man the epitome of style and swagger - like Frank, Dean and Sammy,” he says.

Narrower lapels, flatter fronts, slimmer sleeves and slightly tapered and more fitted trousers are all throwbacks to Vegas’ greatest era and the iconic bachelor lifestyle of the members of the group of men who have been emulated the world over ever since.

Lighter and softer fabrics show the evolution of the style; patterns and colours are varied and inventive while still keeping that classic look. Chintz charcoals, silvery greys and blacks are all staples in the colour scheme of the suiting, while shirts explore dusky pinks and blues and the addition of prints with a contemporary twist.

The “If I’m Alive, I’m Swinging” collection from Wayward Heir captures the fun and excitement of the sixties, the iconic time of effortless cool, with pieces that can be worn to the office, the races or even to a smoky jazz bar at the Bellagio.


Boy Band Eden & Bone Wear

During a recent photo shoot for the cover of his upcoming solo album, lead singer of the popular South African band Eden got into some Bone Wear and sent through some pictures.

Eden is South Africa’s most popular boy band, which combines “exquisite voices, lush harmonies, funky image, and energetic stage performances.”

Jay, the lead singer, began his career in musical theatre, in 1996.

Since that time he has recorded three albums, while being nominated for seven awards.

Other members of the band include Johan Vorster, who studied Music at Potch University, and Cape Town-born Paulo Azevedo, who currently lives in Pretoria.

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a.a. by Antonio Azzuolo

Born and raised in Montreal, Antonio Azzuolo graduated with a B.A.A in Apparel Design from Ryerson University in Toronto, where he specialized in Men’s Tailoring.

Antonio moved to Milan after graduation, going on to participate in the “Festival des Jeunes Stylistes de Hyères” where he won first place in the menswear category.

The award permitted Antonio to relocate to Paris and launch his professional career.

Before he launched his label a.a., Antonio worked as design director for Ralph Lauren Purple and Black Label. He also served at Hermès and Kenzo in both New York and Paris.

Antonio has prepared an eclectic collection for autumn/winter 2010:

The Look
Urban space cowboys swing to a mod beat.

Inspirations
Hutterites, midnight cowboys, early Elvis, Glam Folk/Rock

Silhouette
Tailored and elongated shapes contrast with various cropped and layered knits.

Details
Saddle shoulder, rope sleeve, metallic leather patches, subtle graphic intarsia motifs, Trompe L’Oeil effects and recycled fur trim.

Color
Heather grey and beige, navy, brown, charcoal, black accents of apple green, melon, powdered blue, white, cream and iridescent metallic.



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Hundreds for Trikoton in Berlin

Hundreds for Trikoton at Berlin Fashion Week—Thursday, July 8, 2010 at the Roter Salon, Volksühne, in Berlin!

Trikoton—the poetic knits from Berlin—is transferring voices into clothes as it explores new ways of interactive creation and manufacturing to produce garments with a personal and poetic attitude!

For this cooperation, Hundreds created an extended version of their single “Happy Virus,” which Trikoton translated into a pattern, knitting it into a scarf!

Discover Trikoton scarves while listening to the Hundred’s track, followed by DJ Set of Remmidemmi.

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