Jeremy Liebman

I'm intrigued by the fashion photographs from American photographer Jeremy Liebman. He studied both film and liberal arts in college, no wonder his works exhibit a lot of consideration on the relationship between human body, costume pattern and space. Fashion design is best displayed against the minimal composition of the geometries. I find the first image really stunning, and also love the the sutble expression of light and shadows in all these photographs.

view more of his works at http://www.jeremyliebman.com/

Funky Dishwashing Gloves

As I need to wash a lot of Chloe's stuff these days, I decided to get a pair of dishwashing gloves to protect my hands. A little bit internet search led me into the world of funky dishwashing gloves. My favorites are the Lushlife sponge gloves (upper image) - so adorable and practical! The Couture series (lower image) are fine too, stylish with a retro and feminine look. Guess I'll get a pair of Lushlife to make everyday washing a fun experience!

Sarah Palin's glasses

Sarah Palin is starting a new eyewear trend these days. Her rimless glasses with titanium frames were designed by Japanese designer Kazuo Kawasaki. I do love the design and hope to get a pair if I could afford the price of $375.

Kawasaki was shocked by this soaring demand for his design under Palin's influence. But he asked American voters to pay attention to her positions on the issues, and not vote on image or his glasses. I hope for the same!

Robert Jaso's Fashion World

Once was France's highest-paid male model, Robert Jaso is a hot fashion photographer today. He really got extraordinary vision in fashion. Love the following three images, and the last one is very architectural!

source: thecoolhunter.net

Stunning Fashion Show

Christian Dior spring/summer 2007 fashion show! Looks pretty architectural :)

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M by Madonna

Just saw the news on Dexigner that H&M (my favorite clothing brand) has teamed up with Madonna (used to be my favorite singer) to work on a new fashion line which will come out March 2007. Seems it is a trend nowadays to have celebrity be not only the speak person but also part of the design team, such as the collaboration btw. Nike and Eminem on sneakers design.

The involvement of celebrities as cultural icons turns brands iconic; the same time, design also gets personalized. If fashion can be both iconic and personalized, what about architecture?