This pretty, pretty, pretty Molly Goddard spring-summer 2018 look needs a garden with just enough lilac bushes.
Collage by Edward Kanarecki.
The Look – Molly Goddard SS18
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The Look – Chanel SS20 Couture
In times like this, quarantine and all, I gravitate towards something beautiful, yet profound and calm. Virginie Viard‘s phenomenal spring-summer 2020 haute couture collection for Chanel – inspired by the convent of Aubazine, where Coco Chanel was raised – is an example. For this (another) laid-back Friday evening, I highly recommend you the A to Z video by Loic Prigent which is dedicated to this impressive collection.
Collage by Edward Kanarecki.
The Look – Erdem SS20
This Erdem spring-summer 2020 dress, this Józef Mehoffer painting (titled “Sun in May“)… it’s a match!
Collage by Edward Kanarecki.
The Look – Lemaire SS20
Sometimes I’m more into less is more. Lemaire spring-summer 2020 by Sarah Linh Tran and Christophe Lemaire meets Cy Twombly at work in his studio.
Collage by Edward Kanarecki.
The Look(s) – Vera Wang SS19 Bridal
I really don’t care for bridal-wear. Except for Vera Wang‘s. Vera doesn’t play by anyone’s rules. In the world of wedding dresses, white of course predominates. The New York-based designer, however, indulged in vibrant, sumptuous colours for spring-summer 2019. “I wanted to explore translucency and movement, and obviously color, but in a new way,” she explained back then, “in order to ignore certain ‘bridal’ dictums, like white, beading, acres of lace, and traditional ball skirts.” Drawing inspiration from the canvases of Dutch master Johannes Vermeer, she delivered tulle-heavy romanticism with a touch of edge.
Collage by Edward Kanarecki.
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