Monthly Archives: August 2010

Even though I get slightly sad and betrayed thinking of brands like Minimarket that leaves their base (Sweden) to show in another city I can’t help but be proud in way too. Minimarket is just too great to not be … Continue reading →

Apart from the end of the show, where the models had less and less fabric to hide under, the show was really good. The clothes was great, even though the amazing layer-on-layer styling might have done a big part of … Continue reading →

Stine Goya didn’t schock me in any way, but they did what they truly do best. And that is patterns. Incredible, innovative, new ways of patterns. The color palette, the pieces, it all came in pure perfection. Loved the show, … Continue reading →

For being a very commercial brand, Bruuns Bazaar still have it all going on. Perfect balance between being wearable, trendy, amazing fabrics creating pieces in perfectly flattering cuts. I would describe it as somewhere between minimal and Wow. I could … Continue reading →

BZR’s spring collection felt more “back to basic” then normal with as little patterns as possible and big focus on feeling comfortable. Still with some hints of flower patterns to make it all more springy. A trench jumpsuit was at … Continue reading →

Rutzou’s ss2011 was all about variation. I loved how they kept surprising us with each and every outfit without getting too messy or loosing the main red line from the catwalk. Everything kind of worked together but in a mismatched … Continue reading →