#FashionWeek Top 3 Womenswear Spring 2015 Paris @FFCouture ft. @RahulMishra_7, Aganovich, Iris Van Herpen

Posted on October 22, 2014October 20, 2014 Posted in Event, Fashion, FashionWeek, The 14th year of the 3rd millenniumTagged 2015, Aganovich, Alexander McQueen, ArchDaily, Bank of New Zealand, Brooke Taylor, Central Saint Martins, CERN, Etro, Iris Van Herpen, Local Motors, London, London Fashion Week, Nana Aganovich, New Zealand, Paris, Paris Fashion Week, Philip Beesley, Pinterest, Rahul Mishra, São Paulo, Spring, Venezuela, Womenswear1 Comment

Here are some collections that inspire me in Spring 2015 / Paris. You can see other collections on my Pinterest or on my #FashionWeek

Rahul Mishra
by Rahul Mishra

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Aganovich
by Nana Aganovich, Brooke Taylor

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Iris Van Herpen
by Iris Van Herpen

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Fashion: Overdue Insights on the Latest Paris Fashion Week Spring Summer 2015 (fashionicia.com)
3D-Printed Womenswear – Iris van Herpen’s Latest Collection Features 3D-Printed Garments (TrendHunter.com) (trendhunter.com)
10 New London Designers That You Need To Know Now (rssstyle.com)
Australian Garden Shelters / BKK Architects (archdaily.com)
The Frieze Effect (businessoffashion.com)
3 Day Sale at Shopbop Starts Now (fashiongonerogue.com)
Marine Parade by Dorrington Atcheson Architects (contemporist.com)
Outdoor ad: viarco: Strokes of Freedom (bestadsontv.com)

#MondayAd New Zealand Transport Agency: Mistakes

Posted on January 20, 2014January 19, 2014 Posted in Advertising, The 14th year of the 3rd millennium, VideoTagged Art director, BBDO, Brigid Alkema, Clemenger BBDO, Creative Director, Derin Seale, Emily Beautrais, Finch, New Zealand, New Zealand Transport Agency, Oceania, Philip Andrew, Speed limit, Speed: Mistakes, WellingtonLeave a comment

Speed: Mistakes
Director: Derin Seale
Creative Director: Brigid Alkema
Copywriter: Emily Beautrais
Art Director: Emily Beautrais, Philip Andrew

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Top 5 Architecture Projects in 2013 feat. @VinayPateel, @WarrenMahoney, @UNStudio_Arch #GoodToKnow

Posted on December 17, 2013December 18, 2013 Posted in Architecture, Good To Know, Inspirations, The 13th year of the 3rd millenniumTagged 2013, Andrew Barclay, ArchDaily, Architecture, Ardmore Residence, Auckland, Basel, Ben van Berkel, Caroline Bos, Dušan Burák, EHMK, Herzog & de Meuron, Jacques Herzog, Košice, London, Messe Basel Hall, Miami, New Zealand, Pierre de Meuron, Pinterest, Point Resolution Bridge, Public space, Singapore, Switzerland, Tunnel, UNStudio, Vinay Pateel, Wood Wharf5 Comments

Here are 5 Architecture Projects that inspire me in 2013. You can see other projects on my Pinterest or on my #GoodToKnow
My previous Top 5 posts on #Advertising, #FashionCover, #FashionPortFolio, #VsFashion, #MontrealParty, #FashionCollection, #Polyvore, #ArtProject

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#GoodToKnow : September 2013

Posted on October 5, 2013October 5, 2013 Posted in Advertising, Architecture, Art, Design, Fashion, Good To Know, Marketing, The 13th year of the 3rd millennium, VideoTagged 2013, Ali Pirzadeh, Andrew Barclay, Ashley Rodholm, Auckland, Ben Hawkins, Bill Galusha, Bot & Dolly, Box, Bradley G Munkowitz, Brandon Kruysman, Characters of Carnivàle, Conor Grebel, Dakota Smith, Eric Wendel, Ethan Dale, Franck Benhamou, George Banks, Ghostcity, Ian Colon, Iris, Jason English Kerr, Joe Picard, Joel Raabe, Keisuke Fujiwara, Keith Ruggiero, L'ombre D'un Doute, Matt Bitterman, Matt Burniston, Michael Beardsworth, Nadja Bender, New Zealand, Nick Read, Nico Mizono, Numéro, Patrick Walsh, Pedro Figueira, Pep Gay, Phil Reyneri, Point Resolution Bridge - Auckland, Sander Houtkruijer, Scott Pagano, Scout, Sean Servis, September, Sound design, Tarik Abdel-Gawad, Technical director, The Mega Plush, Thomas Azier, Txema Yeste, Wrapping Chair3 Comments

Here are some creative projects that inspire me in September 2013. You can see other projects on my Pinterest or on my #GoodToKnow.

Andrew Barclay Txema Yeste Keisuke Fujiwara

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#MondayAd : Drug Driving: Blazed.

Posted on September 30, 2013September 28, 2013 Posted in Advertising, The 13th year of the 3rd millennium, VideoTagged Academy Award, BBDO, Blazed, Brigid Alkema, Clemenger BBDO, Creative Director, Curious Films, Drug Driving, New Zealand, New Zealand Transport Agency, Oceania, Philip 'Duster' Andrew, Taika Waititi, youtubeLeave a comment

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Do you sometimes buy clothing in a larger size in order to avoid any future problems?

Posted on June 8, 2013June 13, 2013 Posted in Design, Fashion, Marilou Cormier Beique, Opinion, The 13th year of the 3rd millenniumTagged Amsterdam, élasthanne, boulochent, Business, Business and Economy, Canada, chemical fiber, Clothing, coton, Cotton, déteintes, denim, dry cleaning, Facebook, Fiber, fibre, France, French conjugation, Government, laine, laveuse, linen, List of French words and phrases used by English speakers, Man-made, matière, Midi-Pyrenees, multiples fibres, Natural fiber, naturelle, nettoyage à sec, New Zealand, Nous, Nylon, polyester, rayon, rayonne, sécheuse, silk, soie, spandex, synthétique, synthetic fiber, Textile, Textiles and Nonwovens, tissu, vêtement, viscose, Washing machine, Wool9 Comments

By @MissBeik (la version française suit)
We always need to buy clothes, either as a necessity or simply by desire. Each piece of clothing has its own maintenance requirements depending on the types of fibers used. Some fibers are too delicate for the washing machine or dryer and in some cases, both. Some may shrink, fade or start pilling – fluffy fiber balls formed by friction over time. Do you sometimes buy clothing in a larger size in order to avoid any future problems? Do you abstain from certain fabrics to avoid these issues? Do not worry, because this article will give you the proper knowledge to avoid these situations. You will once again be able to enjoy both fabrics and colors.

Que ce soit par nécessité ou par désir, nous avons tous besoin d’acheter, un jour ou l’autre, des vêtements. Fabriqué avec de multiples fibres, chaque vêtement a son entretien. Certaines fibres ne tolèrent pas la laveuse ou la sécheuse et parfois même les deux. Certaines rétrécissent, déteintes ou boulochent – boules de fibres pelucheuses formées par frottement ou usure du tissu. Afin d’éviter tout problème, vous arrive-t-il d’acheter vos vêtements plus grands? Condamnez-vous certaines matières afin de ne pas regretter votre achat après l’entretien? Ne vous en faites plus. Après cet article, vous n’aurez plus peur d’oser les matières et les couleurs.

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