Written by Tania Braukämper on 12 May 2013
When Lisa Schuil (a stylist whose work we’ve featured many times) puts pen to paper, the outcome is rather quirky and very different. Branching out into design, she’s created a t-shirt range under the brand name Renabla: the designs are simple sketches, but they certainly beg your eye to look twice. A cute line-drawn cat could be a woman’s naked body in Schuil’s world, if…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 6 Apr 2013
Benjamin Shine does unique things with objects, turning everyday materials into works of art. It might be a portrait made from thousands of metal eyelets, or from pill-packets mounted on alluminium and backlit; or it might be an icon of Madonna and child manipulated through a single piece of tulle. The latter isn’t just any artwork, however, it happens to be a collaboration with Givenchy;…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 3 Apr 2013
Sir Paul Smith‘s cycling career was cut short by injury at the age of just 18; and while that inadvertently set him on the creative path we know him for today, he’s never given up his love for the race. Bringing both his passion for the sport and design flair together, Smith has designed the leaders’ jerseys for the 2013 Giro d’Italia – a cycling…
Written by Nicoleta Parascan on 22 Feb 2013
“The white blouse can be light and floating, impeccable and austere, sumptuous and all-enveloping, tight and close-fitting. It rises up to frame the face. It sculpts the body by transforming itself into a second skin. Imputed with glamour and poetry, freedom and impetuousness, the prim white shirt turns out to have a thousand identities…” After reading Gianfranco Ferre’s beautiful quote, one can easily understand how…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 8 Dec 2012
From the man for whom fashion is at the bottom of the priorities list to the most discerning of sartorial males: the humble t-shirt has a place in every wardrobe. That’s what makes it an ideal Christmas gift when you’re otherwise in doubt. To keep it interesting and to keep the gift feeling more special than a plain white basic, prints are the way to…
Written by Dalia Saad on 6 Sep 2012
It goes without saying that every girl owns, or at least must own, one good white classic shirt. In conclusion to a lifetime experience of dressing up, the simpler the shirt is, the more versatile it becomes, since you can style it around in multiple ways in order to change its look. Read on to discover how to wear the same shirt in 4 different…
Written by Giang Cao on 23 Jun 2012
You know that one shirt that seems to go with everything and works in most situations in life? Yeah, this is one of them. And we found it at Pitti Uomo.
Written by Tania Braukämper on 25 Apr 2012
If two of spring’s biggest loves happen to be delicious pastel tones and looks that mix it up with light layering, then a little piece like this one from Dion Lee, available at 2-times.com, is the season’s best friend. Though actually from Dion Lee’s autumn / winter collection, it’s one of those pieces that would transcend any season and fit with 2012′s trends across the…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 28 Mar 2012
Crop tops in 2012 don't have to be about showing the world your entire torso. From Dolce Vita lace to sweet floral bandeaus, here are 5 picks for retro-inspired crop tops and bustiers that hint at midriff but keep it ultimately feminine. See them all after the break.
Written by Allan Barger on 28 Oct 2011
Monocle is one of the publications which we greatly admire at Fashionising.com. The magazine’s ability to thrive when many others are in a protracted period of decline show that they’ve transcended the traditional model and become a lifestyle. Their collaborations are many and varied, though the latest have them teaming up up with Italian brand Salvatore Piccolo for two button up shirts – one of…
