Jan Taminiau Catwalk Show

January 27, 2008 by  
Filed under Amsterdam, Fashion

Jan Taminiau – Fashionmoment
The show of Jan Taminiau was one of the highlights of this Amsterdam International Fashion Week. The transformation of young innocent girls into strong amazones was beautifully done and touching.

Jan Taminiau

Jan Taminiau

Jan Taminiau

Jan Taminiau

Jan Taminiau

Jan Taminiau

Jan Taminiau

Jan Taminiau

Jan Taminiau

Jan Taminiau

Jan Taminiau

Bibi van der Velden Catwalk Show

January 26, 2008 by  
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Bibi vd Velden – Show (it) girls!
Jewelry-designer Bibi van der Velden found a great way to show her vintage-style jewelry. The set and styling were inspired by Marlene Dietrich and old school cabaret and that seemed a great and glamourous way to show her work.

Bibi van der Velden

Bibi van der Velden

Bibi van der Velden

Bibi van der Velden

Bibi van der Velden

Bibi van der Velden

Bibi van der Velden

AMFI Individuals Catwalk Show

January 26, 2008 by  
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Individuals – Take it easy
Soft colours. Bulky knitwear. Easy pieces. And a focus at long dresses, long coats and wide trousers. They know how to design clothes at the AMFI but we missed a little firework, though. Sorry guys!

AMFI Collection

AMFI Collection

AMFI Collection

AMFI Collection

AMFI Collection

AMFI Collection

AMFI Collection

AMFI Collection

AMFI Collection

Maartje Dijkstra Catwalk Show

January 26, 2008 by  
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Maartje Dijkstra – Future Knights
We loved the black & white drawings on shirts! The girls looked like future knights in their helmets, shiny clothes and jackets which sometimes reminded us of bulletproof vests and corsets.

Maartije Dijkstra

Maartije Dijkstra

Maartije Dijkstra

Maartije Dijkstra

Maartije Dijkstra

Maartije Dijkstra

Maartije Dijkstra

EnD by Eva and Delia Catwalk Show

January 26, 2008 by  
Filed under Amsterdam, Fashion, People

EnD – Tough girls
Eva van Overbeeke and Delia Drel are the designers behind the streetwise fashionlabel EnD. They sent out a colourfol, strong collection for tough girls. The graphic design of little animals was playful and added some juice to the sportswear-inspired clothes.

EnD

EnD

EnD

EnD

EnD

EnD

EnDEva and Delia
Eva and Delia right after the show

Oilily Catwalk Show

January 25, 2008 by  
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Oilily – Dutch style
Oilily stays true to its Dutch roots, with longforgotten prints and graphics. But it also mixed foreign influences into the collection. Besides modern classics there were jeans and sportswear, which gave an upbeat touch to the collection.

Oilily

Oilily

Oilily

Oilily

Oilily

Oilily

Oilily

LEW Catwalk Show

January 25, 2008 by  
Filed under Amsterdam, Fashion

LEW
You will not forget this collection easily. Especially the patchwork of colours and the graphic mix.

LEW

LEW

LEW

LEW

LEW

LEW

Joline Jolink Catwalk Show

January 25, 2008 by  
Filed under Amsterdam, Fashion

The collections of Joline Jolink are getting more and more mature and extremely wearable, and that’s a compliment!. For her autumn-collection she chose a clean, straight silhouette with a focus at the waist. The graphic effect of mixing colours like black, grey, white and orange was strong and daring. This lady likes to be straight forward.

Joline Jolink

Joline Jolink

Joline Jolink

Joline Jolink

Joline Jolink

Joline Jolink

Joline Jolink

Sherida Augustin Catwalk Show

January 25, 2008 by  
Filed under Amsterdam, Fashion

Sherida Augustin

Sherida Augustin

Sherida Augustin

Sherida Augustin

Sherida Augustin

Sherida Augustin

Sherida Augustin

Sherida Augustin

Iris van Herpen Catwalk Show

January 25, 2008 by  
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Iris van Herpen – Yes!

Iris van Herpen showed for the second time and what a show it was! Inspired by crows and the dark, magic world of alchemists she tried to capture different atmospheres. Strength, danger, transparency, movement, it all came together in corset-like creations in leather, metal and threads. Very conceptual and very interesting. We’d love to see more.

Iris van Herpen

Iris van Herpen

Iris van Herpen

Iris van Herpen

Iris van Herpen

Iris van Herpen

Iris van Herpen

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