Beware! Bright colors ahead!
Jessica Louise is an indiedesigner with a very unique style. In the world of Jessica Louise, basics have lace trims and pretty details. She makes almost all the items in her shop herself. Yep, she sews them herself. Let’s dive into this colorful, extravagant world.
(Im sorry to Nora and everyone else who’s waited for pictures! My landlord went on vacation and then the internet disappeared, so I had to wait for him to come home >.< )
So here we are! A small selection of all the faboulous, wonderful, pretty, cute and charmingly dressed people at Arvika.
If you'd like to leave a comment with your name to tell me wich picture is of you, that would be amazing :) Also, if you are unhappy with your picture and want me to take it down, than I will of course do so! Now, on to the action...
So last week was Arvikafestivalen in Sweden. I have some AWESOME people and styles to show you all! The pictures are a little delayed due to me being EXHAUSTED this week. So sorry for all those waiting to see pictures of them selves; please hang in there for a few more days! ;)
Here’s a little tease though:
Left to right:
Lisa, Stine, and myself. And random guy wanting in on the action >:X
I just want to apologize for being so silent here. Spring has come and other sides of life has taken my prioroties. Will be back stronger soon!
xoxoxo
I was sitting discussing the gothic scene in Norway with my fiancè yesterday. And we both wondered about how the fashion has changed, at least here in Norway. Where did the baby bats go? Where did the velvet goths disappear to? Some random thoughts about how things have changed, and why.
Images (C) blackwaterfall.com
The summer 2009-collection has been made official on Lip Service, and the pre-order is open. The collections are called Dem Bones, Desensitized, Operation: Replicant Scanning, Synthetic Machine and Perfume and Lace. As usual, Lip Service show how they diverse they are, these five collections are so wastly different from eachother, you can’t help but be amazed.
Hello to the world! Sorry for the totatlly unrelated post, but this is a message that needs to meet as people as possible!
Do you use IE6? Don’t! Upgrade today!
IE6 is an old and now rather unstable browser. Very few new websites supports this browser, and you may meet lots of troubles browsing the web. Upgrade today! The choices are many. IE7, Firefox, Opera, Safari, Google Chrome…
I see that I get alot of hits from IE6 users here on Kohl. So this is my part in the war against IE6 :)
Useful links:
Article (in english) about the start of the campaign
Thank you, now let’s get back to the gothicness!
Intense, supersaturated, dramatic, screaming colors, so bright they will make your eyes pop (out!)!!! It’s Lime Crime, a brand of make-up invented by Doe Deere freelance make-up artist and musician, known for her outstanding fashion and bright-colored person.
I have found this amazing designer/seamstress… She makes amazing dresses in a style that best can be described as grungy post-apopaclyptic style. I give you: Wearydrearies
Recently I overread (in other words, I saw a discussion on a forum) about if it’s okey to call the fashion-worlds goth-inspired look for actual goth fashion. This theme interessted me quite a bit. You all know the drill, every year, when it gets closer to autumn, then goth/rock/punk is sooo fashionable. There are spikes for sale on H&M, the “normal” girls wear fishnets and loads of black eyemakeup. And all the goths complain about it, whilst secretly stocking up on spikes and fishnets and black nailpolish. But really, what is the difference between fashion gothic, and gothic fashion? And how is fashion gothic different from the other designercollections?
(left: Alexander McQueen, right buycostumes.com)