Thursday, January 27, 2011

Fast ladies at Spijkers en Spijkers

Twin sisters Spijkers en Spijkers showed an exciting and fast collection during the Thursday evening at Amsterdam International Fashion Week. The duo showed their second SIS by Spijkers en Spijkers collection, called Fast Ladies.


The blonde sisters were inspired by ladies in the twenties who’d like to take risks, like women in racecars and in airplanes. One of the major sources of inspiration was Aurelia Earhart, the first women who flew over the Atlantic back in 1932.



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Bravoure: Pocahontas goes chic

Patricia and Kim proved that Indians are not always the most colourful people with their Bravoure show this morning.

Pocahontas goes chic was the credo and it was all black, black, and black only that came down the runway.

All the outfits were styled with coloured beads and buttons. Absolute showpieces were the feather headdresses.




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Text: Simone Lautenbach - modemaniak.blogspot.com

Roparosa: Sporty chic

Burgundy, black, nude and turquoise. Those were the colours used at this morning’s Roparosa show. Designer Roos van der Kamp sent models in tight leggings, harem pants, short skirts and dressy blouses on the runway.


The latest collection of Roparosa can be described as sporty chic. Something that’s in line with the expectations because Roos her collections always include sporty details.



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Text: Simone Lautenbach http://modemaniak.blogspot.com/

Jan Taminiau AIFW opens with couture

The fourteenth edition of the Amsterdam Fashion Week was opened by designer Jan Taminiau tonight.




The designer began the evening with the show of his demi-couture show. Then the haute coutureshow, later in the evening followed. Iekeliene Strange, Ymre Stiekema and Fleurance Meijer opened the show.







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Catwalk Pictures: Peter Stigter