Was searching for cool illustrations online recently. One blog lead me to another and what I stumbled upon is a very interesting art form. Rosie James is a textile artist who uses a sewing machine as her drawing tool. Now, being a former fashion design student myself, I've definitely dabbled on a Bernina or two and broken more needles than I care to admit. So, to me, Ms. James' work is definitely an impressive feat:
A documentary to be released on DVD in November. WWD describes the film, narrated by the late Saint Laurent, as "a frank portrait of the designer recounting the ups and the downs." Did Yves have any regrets? Yes. "Not to have invented the jean." The Le Smoking wasn't enough?
caught up on some of my blog reading today. Learned about a brand from the Netherlands called "Lew" on Style Bubble and was so captivated by these pictures from their site that I had to repost them. Love the palette of "sherbet-y colors," as she calls them, and the silly jumping-on-the-mattress vibe. Reminds me of when I used to have sleepovers with my friends and we'd sort of dare each other to jump from a higher and higher step on the staircase into a pile of beanbag chairs down below. Not sure why...