Check out these winter fashion images:
Browsing fall/winter fashion
Image by Ro / wererabbit
Coco checks out the stylish coats at "Le Bimbe di Cix"
Steampunk Doctor Who U.S. Botanical Garden
Image by Steampunk Family the von Hedwigs
Compliments of www.steampunkfamily.com
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S.A.S.I. 's Chrononauts' Winter Stroll on the National Mall has quickly become a DC-area tradition.
Check out these uk fashion images:
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Image by rayand
IMGL8714.jpg
Image by rayand
A few nice trend fashion images I found:
PASSION FOR FASHION / Mercedes Benz Fashion Week 2011 - Lincoln Center, Manhattan NYC - 02/15/11
Image by asterix611
PASSION FOR FASHION / Mercedes Benz Fashion Week 2011 - Lincoln Center, Manhattan NYC - 02/15/11
PASSION FOR FASHION / Mercedes Benz Fashion Week 2011 - Lincoln Center, Manhattan NYC - 02/12/11
Image by asterix611
PASSION FOR FASHION / Mercedes Benz Fashion Week 2011 - Lincoln Center, Manhattan NYC - 02/12/11
PASSION FOR FASHION / Mercedes Benz Fashion Week 2011 - Lincoln Center, Manhattan NYC - 02/12/11
Image by asterix611
PASSION FOR FASHION / Mercedes Benz Fashion Week 2011 - Lincoln Center, Manhattan NYC - 02/12/11
A few nice winter fashion images I found:
winter plum
Image by THEMA.FELIX
I blogged the fashion details here.
Check out these fashion photographers images:
DSC_7049 [640x480]
Image by www.MonjurulHoque.com
beloved face
Image by www.MonjurulHoque.com
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Image by www.MonjurulHoque.com
Check out these hot fashion images:
Silvana0229-2
Image by mmmou812ic
DEPALMA 1st Issue #6
Image by Jamiecat *
A few nice clothes fashion images I found:
Yea...Riiiiight
Image by Connie Arida
Was just playing with that thing where u make your own cover.
The Sporting Type
Image by Connie Arida
Hair: "Aya" (Type A) by D!va
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/CalanDiva/131/154/24
Top: Tank-Mesh by GizzA
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/GizzA%20Creations/126/131/22
Shorts: LIl'Shorts (MESH) by FnH
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Diesel/207/222/23
The Big Peep Scene 1 Act 1
Image by Connie Arida
" Mr Marlowe....I'm in trouble".
"Sister, in that dress, you are trouble"
"You'd better sit over here beside me."
"I've been thinking that a long time. Ever since you crossed your legs, to be exact."
"You can stand here with me if you want, but you'll have to agree not to talk about the heat."
"I'm a married woman."
"Meaning what?"
"Meaning I'm not looking for company."
"Then you should have said I'm a happily married woman."
Outfit: VIRNA by Donna Flora
slurl.com/secondlife/Bonin/173/137/22
Hair/ Hat by WAKA & Yuki
slurl.com/secondlife/WAKA and Yuki/128/74/30
Jewelry: Eclectica Jazz celadon
slurl.com/secondlife/Sinaburoe/185/11/248
Set: The Detectives Office by CLICK Props and Sets for Photography and Machinima
slurl.com/secondlife/DReaMiNG OuTLouD/57/54/301
A few nice fashion designers images I found:
Why yes, I am a famous fashion designer.
Image by CasualCapture
Click the link below to visit my photo blog where I ramble on about my photos a bit more.
Photo Blog
Russian Fashion Designer Max Chernitsov
Image by MAX CHERNITSOV
Russian Fashion Designer Max Chernitsov (2002-2003 collection)
Some cool fashion shows images:
Metropoli Fashion Show
Image by dnr photography
Evento Metropoli @ Palacio de la Cultura en Tijuana, Sabado 12 de Diciembre del 2009. Varias pasarelas de diferentes diseñadores. Checa las demas fotos en www.tjplebe.com
Event Metropoli in Palacio de la Cultura in Tijuana, Mexico. Saturday, December 12th of 2009. Various catwalks of different designers. Check out the rest of the pictures at www.tjplebe.com
Metropoli Fashion Show
Image by dnr photography
Evento Metropoli @ Palacio de la Cultura en Tijuana, Sabado 12 de Diciembre del 2009. Varias pasarelas de diferentes diseñadores. Checa las demas fotos en www.tjplebe.com
Event Metropoli in Palacio de la Cultura in Tijuana, Mexico. Saturday, December 12th of 2009. Various catwalks of different designers. Check out the rest of the pictures at www.tjplebe.com
Metropoli Fashion Show
Image by dnr photography
Evento Metropoli @ Palacio de la Cultura en Tijuana, Sabado 12 de Diciembre del 2009. Varias pasarelas de diferentes diseñadores. Checa las demas fotos en www.tjplebe.com
Event Metropoli in Palacio de la Cultura in Tijuana, Mexico. Saturday, December 12th of 2009. Various catwalks of different designers. Check out the rest of the pictures at www.tjplebe.com
Some cool 1950 fashion images:
Braided Bun
Image by Tinker*Tailor loves Lalka
Lalka is a new generic Lilli - in the tradition of Hong Kong Lilli. She is 29cm tall {or 11.5 inches}. She is hand assembled and finished in Europe. The body parts are painted and strung with elastic. The face is airbrushed and hand-painted, then sealed. Everything is done as a proper factory process, using professional techniques and high-grade materials. The viscose hair is set into the pate of the head by hand, then glued. The pate is attached with a steel screw. The hair is set by hand. Beautiful Lilli wears classic fashions. She is a stunner with her knowing eyes, her flopsy spit curl or woven chignon. Lalka's quality and attention to detail are guaranteed to thrill.
Lalka is a limited edition. Both doll and outfit are numbered on an authentic sticker on the top of the sleek "cellophane" storage / display tube. Lalka comes complete with a miniature tabloid newspaper, a heavy white stand and "gold" metal spike to support her. Lalka is heavier in weight than her sister, Lola, and is heavier than vintage "Hong Kong Lilli" dolls. Lalka weighs much the same as a 1950's Lilli doll.
Brand new European Lilli Laka has some subtle changes to make her even more luscious than her predecessor, Lola. She has longer, more rounded arms and a new hand - just right for showing off her painted nails. Her head has been re-sculpted, with chubbier cheeks, a delicate pixie chin, cute little nose and a beautiful, elegant nape to her neck. She is far more like a mid-century original than any other Lilli-inspired doll made to date. Her hair, in classic ponytail, is viscose and finished off with a black plastic tie. Yes, she has a "pate" attached by a screw, just like the original doll. Some Lalka's model a woven chignon, sporting a hairstyle that best compliments their elegant fashion ensembles.
All new Lilli Lalka dolls are completely hand-finished, each and every one is now different, as every face is done by hand. No two are alike. This is NOT a production-line doll. Lilli Lalka's are all little characters with individual style. Every doll is stunning or they get chucked in the trash can!
Lilli Lalka's body is fully painted, strung, hard-plastic with hand-painted shoes. Her earrings and nails are also painted by hand. If you study close-ups of her face, you can see this doll is not factory screened - everything is hand-done. Her blusher and eyeshadow are all done "in house" - not on a production line.
All Lalka's are sold wearing fashions with specially woven labels that are hand stitched into her garments.
You are cordially invited to check out the new flickr group devoted to LILLI LALKA dolls by Julian and Liz of Penny Dreadful Productions! The aim of these talented artists is to offer a high-grade, hand-finished fashion doll for an affordable price by using 1950's factory techniques.
Lilli Lalka
Image by Tinker*Tailor loves Lalka
Lalka is a new generic Lilli - in the tradition of Hong Kong Lilli. She is 29cm tall {or 11.5 inches}. She is hand assembled and finished in Europe. The body parts are painted and strung with elastic. The face is airbrushed and hand-painted, then sealed. Everything is done as a proper factory process, using professional techniques and high-grade materials. The viscose hair is set into the pate of the head by hand, then glued. The pate is attached with a steel screw. The hair is set by hand. Beautiful Lilli wears classic fashions. She is a stunner with her knowing eyes, her flopsy spit curl or woven chignon. Lalka's quality and attention to detail are guaranteed to thrill.
Lalka is a limited edition. Both doll and outfit are numbered on an authentic sticker on the top of the sleek "cellophane" storage / display tube. Lalka comes complete with a miniature tabloid newspaper, a heavy white stand and "gold" metal spike to support her. Lalka is heavier in weight than her sister, Lola, and is heavier than vintage "Hong Kong Lilli" dolls. Lalka weighs much the same as a 1950's Lilli doll.
Brand new European Lilli Laka has some subtle changes to make her even more luscious than her predecessor, Lola. She has longer, more rounded arms and a new hand - just right for showing off her painted nails. Her head has been re-sculpted, with chubbier cheeks, a delicate pixie chin, cute little nose and a beautiful, elegant nape to her neck. She is far more like a mid-century original than any other Lilli-inspired doll made to date. Her hair, in classic ponytail, is viscose and finished off with a black plastic tie. Yes, she has a "pate" attached by a screw, just like the original doll. Some Lalka's model a woven chignon, sporting a hairstyle that best compliments their elegant fashion ensembles.
All new Lilli Lalka dolls are completely hand-finished, each and every one is now different, as every face is done by hand. No two are alike. This is NOT a production-line doll. Lilli Lalka's are all little characters with individual style. Every doll is stunning or they get chucked in the trash can!
Lilli Lalka's body is fully painted, strung, hard-plastic with hand-painted shoes. Her earrings and nails are also painted by hand. If you study close-ups of her face, you can see this doll is not factory screened - everything is hand-done. Her blusher and eyeshadow are all done "in house" - not on a production line.
All Lalka's are sold wearing fashions with specially woven labels that are hand stitched into her garments.
You are cordially invited to check out the new flickr group devoted to LILLI LALKA dolls by Julian and Liz of Penny Dreadful Productions! The aim of these talented artists is to offer a high-grade, hand-finished fashion doll for an affordable price by using 1950's factory techniques.
Braided Bun
Image by Tinker*Tailor loves Lalka
Lalka is a new generic Lilli - in the tradition of Hong Kong Lilli. She is 29cm tall {or 11.5 inches}. She is hand assembled and finished in Europe. The body parts are painted and strung with elastic. The face is airbrushed and hand-painted, then sealed. Everything is done as a proper factory process, using professional techniques and high-grade materials. The viscose hair is set into the pate of the head by hand, then glued. The pate is attached with a steel screw. The hair is set by hand. Beautiful Lilli wears classic fashions. She is a stunner with her knowing eyes, her flopsy spit curl or woven chignon. Lalka's quality and attention to detail are guaranteed to thrill.
Lalka is a limited edition. Both doll and outfit are numbered on an authentic sticker on the top of the sleek "cellophane" storage / display tube. Lalka comes complete with a miniature tabloid newspaper, a heavy white stand and "gold" metal spike to support her. Lalka is heavier in weight than her sister, Lola, and is heavier than vintage "Hong Kong Lilli" dolls. Lalka weighs much the same as a 1950's Lilli doll.
Brand new European Lilli Laka has some subtle changes to make her even more luscious than her predecessor, Lola. She has longer, more rounded arms and a new hand - just right for showing off her painted nails. Her head has been re-sculpted, with chubbier cheeks, a delicate pixie chin, cute little nose and a beautiful, elegant nape to her neck. She is far more like a mid-century original than any other Lilli-inspired doll made to date. Her hair, in classic ponytail, is viscose and finished off with a black plastic tie. Yes, she has a "pate" attached by a screw, just like the original doll. Some Lalka's model a woven chignon, sporting a hairstyle that best compliments their elegant fashion ensembles.
All new Lilli Lalka dolls are completely hand-finished, each and every one is now different, as every face is done by hand. No two are alike. This is NOT a production-line doll. Lilli Lalka's are all little characters with individual style. Every doll is stunning or they get chucked in the trash can!
Lilli Lalka's body is fully painted, strung, hard-plastic with hand-painted shoes. Her earrings and nails are also painted by hand. If you study close-ups of her face, you can see this doll is not factory screened - everything is hand-done. Her blusher and eyeshadow are all done "in house" - not on a production line.
All Lalka's are sold wearing fashions with specially woven labels that are hand stitched into her garments.
You are cordially invited to check out the new flickr group devoted to LILLI LALKA dolls by Julian and Liz of Penny Dreadful Productions! The aim of these talented artists is to offer a high-grade, hand-finished fashion doll for an affordable price by using 1950's factory techniques.
A few nice clothes fashion images I found:
Floating Dreams Dress, Diana Eng's Fairytale Fashion Show at Eyebeam NYC / 20100224.7D.03539.P1.L1.C23.BW / SML
Image by See-ming Lee 李思明 SML
Floating Dreams Dress by Diana Eng
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Fairytale Fashion Show
2010-02-24
7pm - 9pm
Eyebeam
Diana Eng presented the Fairytale Fashion Collection in a technology fashion show on Wed., February 24, 7PM, at Eyebeam. Models hit the runway while an orchestra of circuit bending DJ’s create music from hacked video game consoles.
The Fairytale Fashion Collection uses technology to create magical clothing in real life. Electronics, mechanical engineering, and mathematics are used to create clothing with blooming flowers, changing colors and transforming shapes. Research and development for the Fairytale Fashion collection are shared online at FairytaleFashion.org as an educational tool that teaches about science, math, and technology through fashion. Fairytale Fashion was created with the support of Eyebeam Art and Technology Center, the leading not-for-profit art and technology center in the United States.
Diana Eng is a fashion designer who specializes in technology, math, and science. Her designs range from inflatable clothing to fashions inspired by mechanical engineering. She is a designer from Bravo’s Emmy nominated TV show, Project Runway season 2 and author of Fashion Geek: Clothes, Accessories, Tech. Diana is cofounder of NYC Resistor hacker group. Diana is currently a resident artist at Eyebeam.
eyebeam.org/events/fairytale-fashion-show
fairytalefashion.org
Some cool 1950 fashion images:
Lilli Lalka
Image by Tinker*Tailor loves Lalka
Lalka is a new generic Lilli - in the tradition of Hong Kong Lilli. She is 29cm tall {or 11.5 inches}. She is hand assembled and finished in Europe. The body parts are painted and strung with elastic. The face is airbrushed and hand-painted, then sealed. Everything is done as a proper factory process, using professional techniques and high-grade materials. The viscose hair is set into the pate of the head by hand, then glued. The pate is attached with a steel screw. The hair is set by hand. Beautiful Lilli wears classic fashions. She is a stunner with her knowing eyes, her flopsy spit curl or woven chignon. Lalka's quality and attention to detail are guaranteed to thrill.
Lalka is a limited edition. Both doll and outfit are numbered on an authentic sticker on the top of the sleek "cellophane" storage / display tube. Lalka comes complete with a miniature tabloid newspaper, a heavy white stand and "gold" metal spike to support her. Lalka is heavier in weight than her sister, Lola, and is heavier than vintage "Hong Kong Lilli" dolls. Lalka weighs much the same as a 1950's Lilli doll.
Brand new European Lilli Laka has some subtle changes to make her even more luscious than her predecessor, Lola. She has longer, more rounded arms and a new hand - just right for showing off her painted nails. Her head has been re-sculpted, with chubbier cheeks, a delicate pixie chin, cute little nose and a beautiful, elegant nape to her neck. She is far more like a mid-century original than any other Lilli-inspired doll made to date. Her hair, in classic ponytail, is viscose and finished off with a black plastic tie. Yes, she has a "pate" attached by a screw, just like the original doll. Some Lalka's model a woven chignon, sporting a hairstyle that best compliments their elegant fashion ensembles.
All new Lilli Lalka dolls are completely hand-finished, each and every one is now different, as every face is done by hand. No two are alike. This is NOT a production-line doll. Lilli Lalka's are all little characters with individual style. Every doll is stunning or they get chucked in the trash can!
Lilli Lalka's body is fully painted, strung, hard-plastic with hand-painted shoes. Her earrings and nails are also painted by hand. If you study close-ups of her face, you can see this doll is not factory screened - everything is hand-done. Her blusher and eyeshadow are all done "in house" - not on a production line.
All Lalka's are sold wearing fashions with specially woven labels that are hand stitched into her garments.
You are cordially invited to check out the new flickr group devoted to LILLI LALKA dolls by Julian and Liz of Penny Dreadful Productions! The aim of these talented artists is to offer a high-grade, hand-finished fashion doll for an affordable price by using 1950's factory techniques.
A few nice trend fashion images I found:
Toni Maticevski: New York Fashion Week Fall 2007
Image by Art Comments
Photos by Peter Duhon. Some pictures of Toni Maticevski's catwalk show during New York Fall Fashion Week 2007 at the tents in Bryant Park New York. Visit www.fashioncommentsnyc.com for great coverage of fashion events, trends and interviews.
Check out these kids fashion images:
Skinny Jeans
Image by AngryJulieMonday
kids
Image by Shawn Bradford
Check out these fashion pictures images:
Eco Fashion Week: Peridot Kiss
Image by tyfn
www.ecofashion-week.com/
(CC) Phillip Jeffrey. www.fadetoplay.com. Feel free to use this photo. I request that you link back to the original picture on Flickr and credit as shown above.
Check out these fashion sites images:
L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival 2010
Image by paulStarPics
L’Oréal Paris Runway 4 presented by In Style
Images are freely available for all blog sites and for personal use. For bloggers please email me the link to your site and credit me with the pics + a link to my photostream.
For print publications please contact me to arrange a licensing agreement.
Higher quality (raw) images are available on request, for print purposes.
L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival 2010
Image by paulStarPics
L’Oréal Paris Runway 4 presented by In Style
Images are freely available for all blog sites and for personal use. For bloggers please email me the link to your site and credit me with the pics + a link to my photostream.
For print publications please contact me to arrange a licensing agreement.
Higher quality (raw) images are available on request, for print purposes.
L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival 2010
Image by paulStarPics
L’Oréal Paris Runway 5 presented by Cosmopolitan
Nina Maya
Images are freely available for all blog sites and for personal use. For bloggers please email me the link to your site and credit me with the pics + a link to my photostream.
For print publications please contact me to arrange a licensing agreement.
Higher quality (raw) images are available on request, for print purposes.
A few nice designer fashion images I found:
The Art Institute of Portland 2009 Fashion Show Red Carpet
Image by Art Institute of Portland
VIPs, designers, and Portland's fashion elite mingle on the red carpet at The Art Institute of Portland's 2009 Fashion Show, Silhouettes, held at Luxe Autohaus in Portland, Oregon.
Learn more about The Art Institute of Portland: www.artinstitutes.edu/portland
Photo: Lulu Hoeller
The Art Institute of Portland 2009 Fashion Show Red Carpet
Image by Art Institute of Portland
VIPs, designers, and Portland's fashion elite mingle on the red carpet at The Art Institute of Portland's 2009 Fashion Show, Silhouettes, held at Luxe Autohaus in Portland, Oregon.
Learn more about The Art Institute of Portland: www.artinstitutes.edu/portland
Photo: Lulu Hoeller
The Art Institute of Portland 2009 Fashion Show Red Carpet
Image by Art Institute of Portland
VIPs, designers, and Portland's fashion elite mingle on the red carpet at The Art Institute of Portland's 2009 Fashion Show, Silhouettes, held at Luxe Autohaus in Portland, Oregon.
Learn more about The Art Institute of Portland: www.artinstitutes.edu/portland
Photo: Lulu Hoeller
A few nice woman fashion images I found:
Woman in a rowing boat
Image by National Media Museum
Woman in a rowing boat, about 1890
Collection of National Media Museum/Kodak Museum
We're happy for you to share this digital image within the spirit of The Commons. Certain restrictions on high quality reproductions of the original physical version of apply though; if you're unsure please visit the National Media Museum website.
For obtaining reproductions of selected images please go to the Science and Society Picture Library.
Image by VikaUshkanova
Untitled-1
Image by Kenta Arai's Photostrem
Some cool fashion shops images:
Shop in Brussels (c) Sofie Coreynen
Image by visitflanders
Antwerp Shopping Stadsfeestzaal (c)Niels Koopmans (TVL)
Image by visitflanders
Check out these fashion boutique images:
Loco Boutique Fashion Show
Image by CW Abas Photography
A bikini fashion show that took place at Ward Centers. Honolulu, Hawaii. July 13 .2013.
Loco Boutique Fashion Show
Image by CW Abas Photography
A bikini fashion show that took place at Ward Centers. Honolulu, Hawaii. July 13 .2013.
Loco Boutique Fashion Show
Image by CW Abas Photography
A bikini fashion show that took place at Ward Centers. Honolulu, Hawaii. July 13 .2013.
Check out these hot fashion images:
Silvana0158-2
Image by mmmou812ic
Silvana0249-2
Image by mmmou812ic
Check out these paris fashion images:
Adam Kimmel - Paris showroom
Image by TRÈS BIEN
Paris - June 2009.
Pictures from Adam Kimmel's showroom in Paris. The featured clothes are from the Spring / Summer 2010 collection.
www.tresbienshop.net
www.facebook.com/tresbienshop
twitter.com/tresbienshop
www.flickr.com/tresbienshop
Adam Kimmel - Paris showroom
Image by TRÈS BIEN
Paris - June 2009.
Pictures from Adam Kimmel's showroom in Paris. The featured clothes are from the Spring / Summer 2010 collection.
www.tresbienshop.net
www.facebook.com/tresbienshop
twitter.com/tresbienshop
www.flickr.com/tresbienshop
Adam Kimmel - Paris showroom
Image by TRÈS BIEN
Paris - June 2009.
Pictures from Adam Kimmel's showroom in Paris. The featured clothes are from the Spring / Summer 2010 collection.
www.tresbienshop.net
www.facebook.com/tresbienshop
twitter.com/tresbienshop
www.flickr.com/tresbienshop
Check out these fashion shoes images:
Heels
Image by pinkcigarette
I found this shoe, all alone, sitting on the fountain. Kind of strange.
Fashions In Time Turns 2
Image by lianasmooz
Hot Shoes
Image by davehalb
