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Wednesday, 10 November 2010
Issue 74
Issue 73 of the Demon is out now for your reading pleasure.... copy and paste the link below to read the full issue, including the fashion pages edited and written by myself along with my little band of merry contributors!
A massive thank you goes out to:
Sofia Farelli
Jessica Hind
Kieran Best
Amy Cliff
http://demontfortstudents.com/files/minisites/2876/the%20demon%20-%20issue%2074.pdf
Also... a big well done and welcome to my best friend Katie Bowley who has joined the team as music editor... read her blog Infinitely Music for more amazing content.
Day of the shoot!
So the shoot is finally over...cant wait to see the photo's tomorrow!
A massive thank you goes to my amazing models:
Louis Driver
Glenn Bilic
Matthew Martin
Jenny Voss
Gemma Balicki
Photographer:
Ollie Millington
Hair and makeup:
Amanda Harvey
Charlotte Fray
Danielle Harrison
Brioney Davis
And my amazing Sofia Farelli (thanks for dinner!)
Super cute wellies!
A massive thank you goes to my amazing models:
Louis Driver
Glenn Bilic
Matthew Martin
Jenny Voss
Gemma Balicki
Photographer:
Ollie Millington
Hair and makeup:
Amanda Harvey
Charlotte Fray
Danielle Harrison
Brioney Davis
And my amazing Sofia Farelli (thanks for dinner!)
The old school lift in Portland building
Ollie Millington
Louis Driver
Super cute wellies!
The easy life of a model....
Matthew Martin
Monday, 8 November 2010
Bored of this now
Ok, so I am sitting at my computer and it has suddenly hit me....
I am so unbelievably, near-to-tears bored of vintage fashion/clothing/shops/anything sepia looking or smelling of old dust and wax jackets. Why has it taken this long for us to realise that vintage clothing is just basically second hand charity shop shit that has been jazzed up to the max with a (sometimes) expensive price tag.
It’s not unique and it’s no longer individual. Everyone is doing it. And, all you cool kids in London posing away on brick lane, take a look around. You all look the same! A slash of red lipstick and vintage boot for the girls, followed by a pair of skinny chinos and a chunky knitted sweater for the guys, maybe throw in some kind of pointed boots if you’re feeling adventurous.
Oh...but hang on a minute....I think I have just described what I wear most days :S
Well yes. Ok I admit it, I have become a bit of a slave to the vintage look and it appears ALL my clothes (old or new) have now been sprinkled with the ‘vintage odour’. It’s just so satisfying when you pull out a cute little one of a kind bag that your friend also falls in love with, but there is no way she can copy you. Or when you manage to grab an old school oversized Lacoste jumper for £10!
So where else is there to turn and what is going to be the next groundbreaking fashion of the 21st century that will cause heads to turn, boys to whistle and blogs to be written?
The short answer is no one knows.
The long answer is an educated guess from a (relatively) educated fashion student.
We all know fashion works on a cycle. How many times have you walked down the stairs ready to go out and your mum has said “I used to have a pair of shoes just like that in the 80’s”. Well thanks a lot mum, if you would have just saved them for a little longer you could have saved me £60. This has also happened to me whilst donning, stone wash jeans, black loafers, skin tight skinny jeans and a tennis skirt (eBay bargin £2.99 :) )
That being said and working on the assumption that we are going round in circles every 20 years, my prediction is...a full blown 90’s revival. I’m not just talking about perms and ripped jeans. Oh no I mean all out Spice Girls platform trainers complete with Britney bunches. And bring it on!
Glitter crop tops and union jack dress at the ready people, this trend is sure to hit the streets soon...no?
Ok well maybe that is taking it a little too far but there are a few reason to love the 90’s...
What else then?
Looking forward at new ideas and forgetting all that has been before, SMART materials will soon creep into stores and open up a whole new world of ideas and solutions to those fashion conscious beings....
However thanks to a whole A-level module on the subject I am almost as board of it as I am with vintage fashion. It does appear I am fighting a losing battle.
I am so unbelievably, near-to-tears bored of vintage fashion/clothing/shops/anything sepia looking or smelling of old dust and wax jackets. Why has it taken this long for us to realise that vintage clothing is just basically second hand charity shop shit that has been jazzed up to the max with a (sometimes) expensive price tag.
It’s not unique and it’s no longer individual. Everyone is doing it. And, all you cool kids in London posing away on brick lane, take a look around. You all look the same! A slash of red lipstick and vintage boot for the girls, followed by a pair of skinny chinos and a chunky knitted sweater for the guys, maybe throw in some kind of pointed boots if you’re feeling adventurous.
Oh...but hang on a minute....I think I have just described what I wear most days :S
Well yes. Ok I admit it, I have become a bit of a slave to the vintage look and it appears ALL my clothes (old or new) have now been sprinkled with the ‘vintage odour’. It’s just so satisfying when you pull out a cute little one of a kind bag that your friend also falls in love with, but there is no way she can copy you. Or when you manage to grab an old school oversized Lacoste jumper for £10!
So where else is there to turn and what is going to be the next groundbreaking fashion of the 21st century that will cause heads to turn, boys to whistle and blogs to be written?
The short answer is no one knows.
The long answer is an educated guess from a (relatively) educated fashion student.
We all know fashion works on a cycle. How many times have you walked down the stairs ready to go out and your mum has said “I used to have a pair of shoes just like that in the 80’s”. Well thanks a lot mum, if you would have just saved them for a little longer you could have saved me £60. This has also happened to me whilst donning, stone wash jeans, black loafers, skin tight skinny jeans and a tennis skirt (eBay bargin £2.99 :) )
That being said and working on the assumption that we are going round in circles every 20 years, my prediction is...a full blown 90’s revival. I’m not just talking about perms and ripped jeans. Oh no I mean all out Spice Girls platform trainers complete with Britney bunches. And bring it on!
Glitter crop tops and union jack dress at the ready people, this trend is sure to hit the streets soon...no?
Ok well maybe that is taking it a little too far but there are a few reason to love the 90’s...
What else then?
Looking forward at new ideas and forgetting all that has been before, SMART materials will soon creep into stores and open up a whole new world of ideas and solutions to those fashion conscious beings....
However thanks to a whole A-level module on the subject I am almost as board of it as I am with vintage fashion. It does appear I am fighting a losing battle.
Monday, 1 November 2010
Modelling castings
Modelling castings are being held by myself and Sofia at
DMU Level 1 NASA 2ND November 2010 12.30pm – 2pm.
Any DMU students wanting to take part in a photo shoot with Dolly Mix Vintage clothing.... come along!
You will be featured in the next issue of The Demon and be able to keep all the photos.
See you there.
DMU Level 1 NASA 2ND November 2010 12.30pm – 2pm.
Any DMU students wanting to take part in a photo shoot with Dolly Mix Vintage clothing.... come along!
You will be featured in the next issue of The Demon and be able to keep all the photos.
See you there.
Issue 73
After a long summer off.... i am back in the editors seat! Issue 73 of the Demon is out now for your reading pleasure.... copy and paste the link below to read the full issue, including the fashion pages edited and written by myself along with my little band of merry contributors!
A massive thank you goes out to:
Sofia Farelli
Jessica Hind
Kieran Best
http://demontfortstudents.com/demon
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