Paris/Istanbul Diary: It’s Fabric Show in Paris and that’s where I meet Corey, as usual. Corey goes all classic – we are in Paris after all and Paris is the capital of classic chic. Classic can be very boring, it means a look that’s well tested and approved, a look that’s not flashy or extreme … Continue Reading
100 posts – time to introduce myself properly. Perfect timing as it’s my favorite season, Bavaria’s ‘fifth season’, it’s Octoberfest time and I love it. Not (only) because of drinking and rollercoasters but because it’s the time of the year when you can wear traditional bavarian clothing without feeling dressed up. As much as I … Continue Reading
We all love Gunnar and he obviously knows it. Or is he just suggesting? Or is it meant to be a self-fulfilling prophecy? ‘Tell them long enough and they’ll believe it…..’ Or is it just a a T-shirt with a great graphic print that plays with our viewing patterns? In any case it’s a good … Continue Reading
Women of a certain age….. that sounds so wrong when it comes to Brigitta. Her monochrome Dandy-Look, a mix of Designer pieces, fleamarket finds, self-made jewellery and great attitude is one of a kind and certainly not what you expect of a woman who has two grown-up daughters. But do we really have to expect … Continue Reading
Nothing cooler than a women in men’s clothes. That’s my opinion. I know a lot of men think different – it’s definitely not a look popular with the faint-hearted male community, that’s for sure. You don’t necessarily have to be dressed in menswear head to toe (although a men’s suit, a white shirt and a … Continue Reading
Sometimes a simple sweater tells you more about the character of its wearer than a long conversation. Take a good look at this black sweater with the cat illustration and you’ll find out a lot about Joerg: first of all it’s well made and well designed (made by Ayzit Bostan, fashion designer, artist), it’s artsy … Continue Reading
There are things that you are serious and professional and passionate about and there are things that you just love and don’t get tired of doing, although you are far from being a professional. It’s called ‘a hobby’ and you have the freedom to explore, try out new things, play around and to fail. Susanne … Continue Reading
I didn’t know that they were mother and daughter. I came across them seperately, not knowing they were related in any way. Clara was my student for one year so I saw her regularly and came to appreciate her very individual way of dressing, a sort of cheeky mix of vintage/contemporary/punk-meets-rockabilly-style, tough and playful at … Continue Reading
After returning from my summer vacation I am pleasantly surprised by a call from Bernd telling me that he will come to see me. Bernd is a real tweed and leather man so I am quite curious to see him on a warm August day when tweed is definitely no option. Under the arcades of … Continue Reading
A little story: While waiting for Claire next to the ‘English Garden’ I saw a duck with her 6 tiny little ducklings crossing the street. She had obviously hatched her offspring in a nearby garden and was heading towards the park now. I stopped the traffic so the family could cross the street, I kept … Continue Reading
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