Showing posts with label colours. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colours. Show all posts

Thursday, March 8, 2012

BOOGIE LIGHTS - Feb 2012

Planet Blue look books have this incredible ability to just put me in a good mood. Boogie Lights, with its psychedelic colours and iconic 1970s patterns, brings back the flare of the original disco movement, fun and uninhibited with a hint of Dirk Diggler's sex appeal circa 1997's "Boogie Nights."Almost tempted to skip class in search for a place like this.












Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Vans Vault Spring 2012

Super cool concept that I've never seen before: an illustrated look book. Vans has created some anticipation for their spring collection by showcasing the shoes only in form of water colour illustrations. The classic shape of the Vans is of course still there, making them easily identifiable. An artistic take that any one can appreciate.






image source: Highsnobiety

Thursday, October 13, 2011

KANE

The innovative Christopher Kane comes up with yet another incredible collection. I remember being completely mesmerized with his Galaxy Collection from 2011. For a solid couple of the months, the Internet was saturated with images that were both directly pulled from his collection, or at least heavily inspired by the starry and sparkling patterns. His pre SS2012 collection once again embodies mass marketing potential.







Although there are no galaxy patterns in sight, this collection is just as loud, just as intriguing, and just as fabulous. Being an avid lover of all that is bright and colourful, I'm totally impressed with this collection (not that disappointment from a Kane collection would be likely). I don't know about you, but some of these pieces just scream "Pink Floyd", getting their inspiration directly from the science behind the "prism and white light" experiment. The inspiration seems to be very 60s retro, with a hint of an exploding box of crayons. Creativity at its finest. It would definitely take someone willing to be noticed to pull this look off.

Source: Oracle Fox