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I GO WILD - Feature in Jute Magazine

I'm so proud to show, that some pieces of my latest collections

 have been featured in a Webitorial for Jute Magazine.

http://www.jutefashionmagazine.com/webitorial/i-go-wild/ 

Above is the page of the magazine, on the right you can see the sweater with patches from the TOYs collection worn under the glitterdust-blouse from FW17/18.

On the left Nina wears the latex shorts, also from Imagine If (Fall Winter) Collection.

The following two pictures haven't been published but I'm so in love the styling & atmosphere so I want you to show them!

 Thank you girls you did a great job!

photographer/retoucher: Ammy Berent

stylist/hair/makeup/nails: Simone Breu

model: Nina Mendes Pereira

Imagine If... | Look II

The second outfit of the "Imagine If..." collection consists out of a flared trousers with bucklee, a trasnparent glitter blouse and the elvis blouson. The glitter print at the back of the jacket is fixed on tulle just like the embroidery out of sequins and threads with lurex.

Read the concept and inspiration of the collection in the previous blog.

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Photography: Sophie Wanninger

Model: Christine Kramer Reisswitz

H&M: Sabrina Reuschl

Imagine If... | Look I

It's official!  BA degree ✔

"Imagine If..." is the title of my collection and here you can read the concept

and idea behind the design.

Furthermore I present the first outfit, consisting of flared trousers and a blouse with trimmings, embroidery and lots of glitter ✨.

The Womenswear FW 17/18 Collection „Imagine If…” is dealing with the relationship between Elvis and Priscilla Presley. It analyses the origin of their feelings for each other and the developing solidarity between them. Having the roots already in childhood where Priscilla is imagining that she will marry Elvis Presley, the wedding grows an aim to achieve in her life. It’s not all about a “fairy tale relationship”: Priscilla is abandoned in Graceland while Elvis is following his career in the world of Hollywood. A contrast between the life of a star and his good wife at home.

The design itself is oriented towards Elvis stage dresses embodying a world of freedom and joy, the world Priscilla is dreaming about. Instead Priscilla is trapped with her childish fantasies for Elvis. Pretending to be the good wife for him: humble, reserved and virgin. 

 

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Photography: Sophie Wanninger

Model: Christine Kramer Reisswitz

H&M: Sabrina Reuschl

SZ feature

 http://jungeleute.sueddeutsche.de/post/156575328236/eine-frage-der-inspiration

 I am so happy getting featured in the SZ.
It's about my life & how I got to fashion and design.
Describing my decision for fashion studies and development during the collections until today
and my opinion of fashion.

photo: Vanessa Bärnthol

TOYS - Outfit 6

 The 6th & last outfit of my collection is an ice-princess dress out of jersey and glitter fabrics.

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Photography: Sophie Wanninger Photography

H&M: Tamara Ricarda Hair & Make Up
Model: Lisa Lila

TOYS - Outfit 5

 

 

 The 5th outfit is an allover frilled sweater in rainbow colors and a skirt with diamond-shaped sequins, I call it "drew-drops skirt".

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Photography: Sophie Wanninger Photography

H&M: Tamara Ricarda Hair & Make Up
Model: Marie Hecht 

TOYS - Outfit 4

Outfit 4 is the second outfit of the ready-to-wear part of the TOYs collection.

It consists a trousers with frills and a shirt with a large pocket on the front. The "dealer-shirt".

When you open the pocket you will find lots of possibilities to store important things,

 like cards, pens, money or keys.

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Photography: Sophie Wanninger Photography

H&M: Tamara Ricarda Hair & Make Up
Model: Marie Hecht & Lisa Lila

 

TOYS - Outfit 3

 

Here you can see the first two outfits of the ready-to-wear part of the collection.

Outfit 3 is a dress with trimmings, a transparent 'pixie-dust'-blouse, an the TOY coat.

 The embroidery on the TOY-coat are handsewn sequins letters out of sequins.

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Photography: Sophie Wanninger Photography

H&M: Tamara Ricarda Hair & Make Up
Model: Marie Hecht & Lisa Lila

TOYS - Outfit 1

 

My collection of the 5th semester is all about TOYs, seperated into two sections: 

sportswear and ready-to-wear for the S/S17 season.

This sweater and the shorts are the first outfit of the sportswear part.

The patches are inspired by old tin toys, converted into motifs out of sequins and pearls.

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Photography: Sophie Wanninger Photography

H&M: Tamara Ricarda Hair & Make Up
Model: Lisa Lila

Fashionweek Berlin, 2016

Now, in January & February I'm in Berlin, doing my second internship in this semester.
The Fashionweek in January was so exciting, not only helping backstage (I will report about it another time) but also meeting wonderful people in the streets & the whole atmosphere in the city.

So I happened to meet Maximilian Seitz (http://www.maximilianseitz.de/), a famous German blogger.
He was so incredibly nice, asking where I got my pullover: A babyblue, oversized, fake-fur sweater - my design.

I found it so flattering! It was the first time someone demands for my design!

So I sew him his own pullover & now he featured me on instagram! So proud! Thank you!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BB72qsdAbxS/?taken-by=maximilianseitz

Another super nice person was Tatjana, an interesting fashion blogger from Berlin. She takes amazing style photos and does cool videos telling tricks for fashion & beauty at sectionofstyle.com

So she did a street style report of MBFW Berlin and I was mentioned, wearing my favorite bag from Skinnydip London.

 

 imagecredits: https://sectionofstyle.com/

 I've never talked about I don't only like creating fashion but also dressing up and experimenting with different shapes & colors on my own body.

It is so inspiring for me, because I couldn't create something I wouldn't wear myself.
It's like I design what I need in my life.

Internship Semester: Peter Jensen London

The 5th semester of my fashiondesign studies, is a practical term to get more experience about what the 'real' fashionworld looks like.

From september to december I've been to London, helping in the studio of Peter Jensen.
I arrived right before the Fashionweek for the S/S16-Collection and helped with the preparations: sewing sequins on socks, dyeing shoes and cutting last pieces for the show.

The presentation of the 'Shirley Collection' was in 'Elms Lesters Painting Room'. Peter Jensens inspiration is always is a kind of muse, and this time he got his ideas from the style of his stylist Shirley Kurata.

I helped dressing the models, making them ready for the presentation. In the end all the models looked like clones of Shirley - an amazing production. (I especially love the prints, accessories & all the clothing made out of the towelling)

 

The rest of the internship I helped doing spec drawings or cutting pieces. I even helped preparing the shipping of the Resort Collection or assisted at the sample sale in december, 2015.

Now, I am so exited to see how the F/W Collection developed, and how the presentation on the London Fashion Week will be like.

The whole internship was such a great experience: Not only in the studio but also whole London. It was the first time I took a flight alone and everything was so new and exciting! I've been to London before, but only for some sightseeing. It is completely different to live there. BETTER, of course!

A fellow student, doing an internship at Vivienne Westwood invited us for the climate march demo. Standing up for human rights & nature, we even saw her, Vivienne Westwood, walking right in front of us. She's such a confident woman, really wanting to ameliorate.

Against corruption! Against fracking! For humanity!

London is so full of adventures, inspiration & colors - hope I can return soon.

Baroque Revisited: The Shooting

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Photography: Arina Bolotueva & Bernadette Gmür

Project of MoD 1013 of the Mediadesign Hochschule Munich

Baroque Revisited: Trousers 3

Shown as an 'Evolution':

 Collage - Scetches - Flat - Final Garment

Baroque Revisited: Vestry 3

 Shown as an 'Evolution':

 Collage - Scetches - Flat - Final Garment

 

 

Baroque Revisited: Vestry 2

 Shown as an 'Evolution':

 Collage - Scetches - Flat - Final Garment