_Color on STREET_ RED LIPS.

Lisa Berkert

Simple BLACK, white socks, red lips, all my point.

by ERIC LEE @ Milan design week.

_Color on STREET_ NEW BLACK!

Simply and different black, always right! 

And with the detail gold, ADORABLE.

Girl from Milano Design Week.

by Eric Lee.

_Color on STREET_ I'm DANDY!

I'm Dandy!

The Gentleman style! Love so much! 

_Color on STREET_ BWG!

Black, White, Gray.

Cute detail, Vintage girl! 

_Color on STREET_ Bike GUY!

Bike GUY in Black & red!

No more things, just simple and clean.

2014.4. Milano. 

_Color on STREET_ Black & White.

Vintage leather coat, with the check suit.

with the flower printing bag, kind of cute!

_Color on STREET_ VINTAGE UP!

Groupies Vintage(Milano) owner. 

all from VINTAGE!

Add: Via Gian Giacono Mora 7(zona Ticinese) Milano.

GroupiesVintage

_Color on STREET_ Get out of my FACE!

                                                                           Long coat : Tru_Trussardi

                                                                                 Coar inside : UNIQLO

                                                                                                   Tee : ZARA

                                                                                               Jeans : ZARA

                                                                                             Sneaker : NIKE

                                                                                               Bag : PRADA

Cap : OBEY

_PHOTOGRAPHY_ Steven Meisel for Vogue Italia. The Horror Movie.

Vogue Italia April 2014 Issue - HORROR MOVIE -

Issa Lish, Natalie Westling & Bernd Sassmannhausen lensed by STEVEN MEISEL and Styling by Karl Templer. 

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About the ‘horrific’ fashion story the editor in chief of the magazine, Franca Sozzani says : “The idea originally was cinematic,” Sozzani explains. “When you talk, for example, with young people and you see which kind of movie [they watch], [it's] all about horror, about things that we… I don’t know, not the kind of movie that I usually look at. I don’t know why they have this kind of attitude to see all these kind of films and so we started to think about that and I said to Steven, ‘OK, let’s do [one] about [a] horror show.’” 

“Seeing the pictures when I was coming out of the shoot, it was everywhere on the TV in Italy, but even all around the world, how many women are every year attacked, abused and killed? You know, in a small country like Italy only last year [the figure] was 1,700 women and almost 130 that were killed, so it’s huge: it’s more than two women a week, you know, it’s like a huge proportion, just killed. And so I said… why don’t we give that message again, especially that the horror of life is bigger than the one that you can see in the movies. This is really a horror show, what we are looking at and what we see every day in every newspaper around the world is how fragile the woman still is today, and how she can be attacked, can be abused, can be killed.”

But the editor want to points one thing : “It was not against men, it’s about the fact that women have to be defended. And a lot of people are already doing something, because I know that even some other people in fashion are really committed to defending women and raising awareness, to empower women.”

“It’s not about provocation, at all.”

“ I’m conscious that all the time I take risks, I am very conscious about that, I have a lot of conscience about that. It’s not that I don’t care, it’s because I think that fashion is such a good medium, that if you use fashion in the right way, you can talk to everybody. I joke that I invented Instagram 25 years ago, as I was only talking through images… because who speaks Italian? – Nobody. So images are the only way in which you can talk to everybody.”

interview from The Citizens of Fashion

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