Grapefruitprincess ReLoaded: 3/21/10 - 3/28/10

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Inside the House of Chanel With Karl Lagerfeld

 I just found this video on the youtube channel of New York Magazine - and i HAVE to share:




http://www.youtube.com/user/NewYorkMagazine

Friday, March 26, 2010

Cosma Shiva Hagen designed for armedangels



After Johanna Klum and the beautiful TV presenter Collien Fernandes, actress and Fair-Trade-ambassador Cosma Shiva Hagen (daughter of famous Nina Hagen) also supports the social fashion label armedangels (located in Cologne/Germany) with a specially designed Fairtrade T-shirt and upgrades the list of collaborations with popular german celebrities.
The result is a shirt that enriches the range of the social fashion label in the most beautiful  way
and, like all other designs of the innovative brand, it is:
AGAINST:
exploitation, pollution and child labor!
PRO: green lifestyle and nice shirts!


"Since 2007 I am committed for the organization “TransFair”, because I think it's enormously important that people no longer be exploited for their hard work and a corresponding wage is obtained. During my stay in Burkina Faso, I could get a picture of the spot and even talked to the cotton farmers, in order to learn about the production.
With my own t-shirt design with armedangels, I can now protest for a fairer cotton trade and use it against the generally prevailing throwaway mentality. Because the issue of sustainability  is also very dear to my heart," says Cosma Shiva Hagen, who also works for organizations such as “Go Ahead! e.V. - Education for Africa” and perfectly fits armedangels.
"I already follow the development of the label since its inception. I'm a fan right from the start, and have a lot of armedangels items in my wardrobe. Some of the highlights of the current collection will be displayed in my bar “sichtbar” in Hamburg/Germany in the near future."

Cosma’s Tunic-Shirt "Peace and Light” shines with fresh colors, a feminine silhouette
and, like all armedangels creations, it was manufactured under the best conditions:
 100% Organic, 100%
Fairtrade, 0% child labor.
It´s available from 1st of May 2010 for  49.90 Euro at the online store of armedangels & friends on www.armedangels.de.
For every shirt sold, 1 Euro will support one of three different aid projects.
When purchasing, the customer can decide whether it’s going to support the organization “Pratham eV”, “Viva con Agua” or "Trinkwasserwald eV".
For further information visit:
www.armedangels.de/Philosophie/Support/

About armedangels:
Since 2007, armedangels  represents finest streetstyle - combining style and attitude .
The designs of armedangels are more than just beautiful: Fair and sustainably produced, supports armedangels various national and international Aid projects.

Besides Cosma Shiva Hagen, the label also collaborates with celebrities such as actor Jürgen Vogel,
musician Thomas D and actress Jana Pallaske.
armedangels - Join the social fashion revolution.
More about the brand can be found on www.armedangels.de.


Thursday, March 25, 2010

Elle France February 2010

I saw this Editorial - and fell in love with it. So I wanna share it with you:


































Elle France February 2010 - Folk allure with Roberto Cavalli shirt, pants and scarf.





































Fashion Magazine Editorials, with Blondie on the wall!





































Dandy woman with jacket in cotton rayè, pants in gabardine, shirt in silk.




Source: Roberto Cavalli´s Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/RobertoCavalli

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Support Your Local Dealer___PART I: Fräulein Prusselise


































"Fräulein Prusselise" is fashion. Bright favorite pieces for everyday, lovingly handmade in their own studio shop in Trier.

Behind this innovative label stands a young, hip and creative designer duo from Trier. The fashion designers Julia Schwab and Kathrin Greve founded the fashion label "Fräulein Prusselise", after their successful fashion design studies in the summer of 2004 to express their love for individual and meaningful fashion.

The name of "Fräulein Prusselise" is based on childhood memories: In the first place, it is reminiscent of the character Aunt Prysselius from the story of Pippi Longstocking. Secondly, it comes from the Trier idiom "Prusseln", which means handicrafts, sewing, knitting…

"Fräulein Prusselise" - that‘s fresh, playful and unusual clothing - the "favorite rag for every day." Each piece of clothing, each accessory exudes pure joy. The quality of processed pieces are made with authentic materials from the 60s and 70s, and with its own fabric designs. In the studio shop in Trier, individual combinations of the current collection will be realized.

Even celebs are amongst Prusselise-lovers: Amongst others, since the early days of "Fräulein Prusselise" the always colorfully dressed TV presenter Enie van de Meiklokjes.

Memorable remains "Fräulein Prusselise’s“ patent: Mr. sleeve. This is an innovative, convertable garment that surprised and delighted many fashionistas so far, and now has a permanent place in every "Fräulein Prusselise" collection.


www.frl-prusselise.de/

Monday, March 22, 2010

the Garden collection by H&M

Romantic, exotic, glamorous or abstract: this spring’s floral patterns provide an injection of creativity and a love of fashion into your wardrobe. The floral looks are inspired by chlorophyll-green gardens, sundrenched landscapes and even 70s hippie chic flower-power. The romantic garden collection is made using organic and recycled materials. All the garments have been produced using sustainable materials or using recycled PET bottles or textile waste.
This spring’s bright and flowery fashions can update and rejuvenate your wardrobe and offer a modern, sustainable look whatever your personal style. The collection includes a feminine chiffon dress made from recycled polyester with a colourful garden print, a pinafore dress in organic cotton with romantic roses and a smock dress in organic cotton with an ethnic floral pattern. An organic cotton top in a small floral design or a frilly chiffon top made from recycled polyester can be combined with cropped trousers or shorts in organic cotton and/or linen. A beige anorak can be worn over a floral jumpsuit, both of which come in tencel.

Sustainable materials

  • Organic cotton is cotton that has been grown without the use of hazardous chemicals.
  • Organic linen is linen that has been grown without the use of hazardous chemicals.
  • Recycled polyester is polyester made from PET-bottles or textile waste.
  • Tencel is silky, renewable material produced with minimal environmental impact. 

source & images: H&M





















Sunday, March 21, 2010

Trier // Trèves

Welcome to my hometown, Trier/Germany!
It´s hard to take Streetstyle-pics over here....
But may I tell you: the STREETS, yea the streets AND buildings, they have style.
Going for a walk over here is like traveling through history.


According to the Gesta Treverorum, the city was founded by Trebeta, an Assyrian prince, centuries before ancient Rome. The Roman Empire subdued the Treveri in the 1st century BC and established Augusta Treverorum (Lit: August (Regal, noble) [City] of the Treveri) in 30 BC. The name is likely to be taken from the title Augustus held by the Princeps or head of state at the time, Augustus Caesar. The city later became the capital of the Roman province of Gallia Belgica, as well as the Roman prefecture of Gaul. The Porta Nigra counts among the Roman architecture of the city. A residence of the Western Roman Emperor, Roman Trier was the birthplace of Saint Ambrose. In 395 the Roman administration abandoned the city, leaving the locals to their own defense; this marked the end of the effective authority of the Empire in Gaul..

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia




























































































































Inside the House of Chanel With Karl Lagerfeld

 I just found this video on the youtube channel of New York Magazine - and i HAVE to share:




http://www.youtube.com/user/NewYorkMagazine

Cosma Shiva Hagen designed for armedangels



After Johanna Klum and the beautiful TV presenter Collien Fernandes, actress and Fair-Trade-ambassador Cosma Shiva Hagen (daughter of famous Nina Hagen) also supports the social fashion label armedangels (located in Cologne/Germany) with a specially designed Fairtrade T-shirt and upgrades the list of collaborations with popular german celebrities.
The result is a shirt that enriches the range of the social fashion label in the most beautiful  way
and, like all other designs of the innovative brand, it is:
AGAINST:
exploitation, pollution and child labor!
PRO: green lifestyle and nice shirts!


"Since 2007 I am committed for the organization “TransFair”, because I think it's enormously important that people no longer be exploited for their hard work and a corresponding wage is obtained. During my stay in Burkina Faso, I could get a picture of the spot and even talked to the cotton farmers, in order to learn about the production.
With my own t-shirt design with armedangels, I can now protest for a fairer cotton trade and use it against the generally prevailing throwaway mentality. Because the issue of sustainability  is also very dear to my heart," says Cosma Shiva Hagen, who also works for organizations such as “Go Ahead! e.V. - Education for Africa” and perfectly fits armedangels.
"I already follow the development of the label since its inception. I'm a fan right from the start, and have a lot of armedangels items in my wardrobe. Some of the highlights of the current collection will be displayed in my bar “sichtbar” in Hamburg/Germany in the near future."

Cosma’s Tunic-Shirt "Peace and Light” shines with fresh colors, a feminine silhouette
and, like all armedangels creations, it was manufactured under the best conditions:
 100% Organic, 100%
Fairtrade, 0% child labor.
It´s available from 1st of May 2010 for  49.90 Euro at the online store of armedangels & friends on www.armedangels.de.
For every shirt sold, 1 Euro will support one of three different aid projects.
When purchasing, the customer can decide whether it’s going to support the organization “Pratham eV”, “Viva con Agua” or "Trinkwasserwald eV".
For further information visit:
www.armedangels.de/Philosophie/Support/

About armedangels:
Since 2007, armedangels  represents finest streetstyle - combining style and attitude .
The designs of armedangels are more than just beautiful: Fair and sustainably produced, supports armedangels various national and international Aid projects.

Besides Cosma Shiva Hagen, the label also collaborates with celebrities such as actor Jürgen Vogel,
musician Thomas D and actress Jana Pallaske.
armedangels - Join the social fashion revolution.
More about the brand can be found on www.armedangels.de.


Elle France February 2010

I saw this Editorial - and fell in love with it. So I wanna share it with you:


































Elle France February 2010 - Folk allure with Roberto Cavalli shirt, pants and scarf.





































Fashion Magazine Editorials, with Blondie on the wall!





































Dandy woman with jacket in cotton rayè, pants in gabardine, shirt in silk.




Source: Roberto Cavalli´s Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/RobertoCavalli

Support Your Local Dealer___PART I: Fräulein Prusselise


































"Fräulein Prusselise" is fashion. Bright favorite pieces for everyday, lovingly handmade in their own studio shop in Trier.

Behind this innovative label stands a young, hip and creative designer duo from Trier. The fashion designers Julia Schwab and Kathrin Greve founded the fashion label "Fräulein Prusselise", after their successful fashion design studies in the summer of 2004 to express their love for individual and meaningful fashion.

The name of "Fräulein Prusselise" is based on childhood memories: In the first place, it is reminiscent of the character Aunt Prysselius from the story of Pippi Longstocking. Secondly, it comes from the Trier idiom "Prusseln", which means handicrafts, sewing, knitting…

"Fräulein Prusselise" - that‘s fresh, playful and unusual clothing - the "favorite rag for every day." Each piece of clothing, each accessory exudes pure joy. The quality of processed pieces are made with authentic materials from the 60s and 70s, and with its own fabric designs. In the studio shop in Trier, individual combinations of the current collection will be realized.

Even celebs are amongst Prusselise-lovers: Amongst others, since the early days of "Fräulein Prusselise" the always colorfully dressed TV presenter Enie van de Meiklokjes.

Memorable remains "Fräulein Prusselise’s“ patent: Mr. sleeve. This is an innovative, convertable garment that surprised and delighted many fashionistas so far, and now has a permanent place in every "Fräulein Prusselise" collection.


www.frl-prusselise.de/

the Garden collection by H&M

Romantic, exotic, glamorous or abstract: this spring’s floral patterns provide an injection of creativity and a love of fashion into your wardrobe. The floral looks are inspired by chlorophyll-green gardens, sundrenched landscapes and even 70s hippie chic flower-power. The romantic garden collection is made using organic and recycled materials. All the garments have been produced using sustainable materials or using recycled PET bottles or textile waste.
This spring’s bright and flowery fashions can update and rejuvenate your wardrobe and offer a modern, sustainable look whatever your personal style. The collection includes a feminine chiffon dress made from recycled polyester with a colourful garden print, a pinafore dress in organic cotton with romantic roses and a smock dress in organic cotton with an ethnic floral pattern. An organic cotton top in a small floral design or a frilly chiffon top made from recycled polyester can be combined with cropped trousers or shorts in organic cotton and/or linen. A beige anorak can be worn over a floral jumpsuit, both of which come in tencel.

Sustainable materials

  • Organic cotton is cotton that has been grown without the use of hazardous chemicals.
  • Organic linen is linen that has been grown without the use of hazardous chemicals.
  • Recycled polyester is polyester made from PET-bottles or textile waste.
  • Tencel is silky, renewable material produced with minimal environmental impact. 

source & images: H&M





















Trier // Trèves

Welcome to my hometown, Trier/Germany!
It´s hard to take Streetstyle-pics over here....
But may I tell you: the STREETS, yea the streets AND buildings, they have style.
Going for a walk over here is like traveling through history.


According to the Gesta Treverorum, the city was founded by Trebeta, an Assyrian prince, centuries before ancient Rome. The Roman Empire subdued the Treveri in the 1st century BC and established Augusta Treverorum (Lit: August (Regal, noble) [City] of the Treveri) in 30 BC. The name is likely to be taken from the title Augustus held by the Princeps or head of state at the time, Augustus Caesar. The city later became the capital of the Roman province of Gallia Belgica, as well as the Roman prefecture of Gaul. The Porta Nigra counts among the Roman architecture of the city. A residence of the Western Roman Emperor, Roman Trier was the birthplace of Saint Ambrose. In 395 the Roman administration abandoned the city, leaving the locals to their own defense; this marked the end of the effective authority of the Empire in Gaul..

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia