Showing posts with label Baumeister. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baumeister. Show all posts

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Louise Parker & Daiane Conterato by Anthony Maule for Flair March 2014

Louise Parker & Daiane Conterato by Anthony Maule for Flair March 2014

Louise Parker & Daiane Conterato by Anthony Maule for Flair March 2014

Louise Parker & Daiane Conterato by Anthony Maule for Flair March 2014

Louise Parker & Daiane Conterato by Anthony Maule for Flair March 2014


Louise Parker & Daiane Conterato by Anthony Maule for Flair March 2014

Louise Parker & Daiane Conterato by Anthony Maule for Flair March 2014

Images from The Fashionography - Shot by Anthony Maule for Flair magazine

Sporty editorials seem to be everywhere at the moment, and I'm not complaining. I fell in love with this one the second I saw the fantastically ugly/amazing combination of sport socks and platform sandals.  Definitely going to use that styling tip myself. The Nike arm sleeves and socks are a great use of actual sportswear and give the shoot a little touch of authenticity missing in other editorials of it's genre. Well done Flair.



Melitta Baumeister

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Images and quote from Thisispaper Magazine 

Melitta Baumeister is a German-born designer based in New York, who has made waves in the fashion world with her innovative material use and future-thinking design. The Parsons graduate cites architecture, fine art and materiality as influences on her work, which, upon seeing these images, becomes entirely evident. Her garments are essentially sculptures for the body (they’re made from silicone, allowing her to create those flawless lines and unusual shapes) and yet they’re not completely out of the realms of wearable possibility. Baumeister comments, ‘Shape is no longer determined through the interplay of fabric and pattern, but by the mold into which it is cast’ something which would resonate with anyone favouring a minimal aesthetic.

Check out her work  here.