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AXDW: Vasilis Zoulias A/W 2019 prêt-à-porter

Vasilis Emmanuel Zoulias has a timeless value. Despite the trends that are tending tο change every week he follows simple yet elegant figures that represent a different era of fashion culture, always matching them with traits of today.



At 27 of March the designer's pret a porter collection for A/W 2019 was introduced to the Athenian audience, at Athens Xclusive Designers Week, in Yiakarades Zappeiou. The runway, under the tall trees and the set of La Maison VZ definitely gave the show a french vibe. The show was also in memory of an old companion of the designer, and he chose to inclube some fashionable puppies in it, from Save A Greek Stray, to help them find a new home.



After a long time of preparation VZ, selected a palette of grey, red, blue, pink and black to conclude into his amazing designs. The accessories, that was made by Pericles Kondylatos gave a sense of feminity in contrast with fedora and capotain styles of hats that the models were wearing. The looks were telling the story that the modern woman can do everything. That she can be everything.
Another characteristic of the show was that in the second looks, that were total black, colourful shoes and gloves were completing the image, and were breaking through the not so monotony of the one colour designs. These were not the the simple little black dresses, they were and ode into chicness and class.

In the end, Vasilis Zoulias is a storyteller and a gentlemen. He can transform his raw materials into something that you have never dreamed before. Once more he carried us all away with his fashion - a story that he shared with us with talent, uniqueness and high quality of real life ideas.

Nothing more, mothing less.















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Fashion Room Service by OZON Mag

The idea of 30 rooms full of local designers in one of the nicest hotels in Athens got me at first. 

The team of OZON mag chose brands like Debbie Tzima, Vassilis Moralis, Herais, Linda Cruz, Zero twenty_four, Fila, Urban Owl and more to fill in the boutiques rooms of Hilton and give us a point about today's trends of street style and some amazing all sequined night pieces.

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Make it rain | Valentino PreFall 2019 Collection



Valentino nevers fails to not dissapoint me. For another time the show at
Tokyo, Japan was amazing and truly breathtaking. The creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli
embraced the Japanese culture and created an extremely impressive
catwalk of  90 red gowns and designs.

Adut Akech and Kaia Gerber closed the runway and as if the show wasn't extraordinary
enough hundreds of red rose petals started falling from the ceiling.

Watch the full show here:


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AW2018 Catwalk Hairstyles

1. Messy buns.  
   Chanel made the messy bun to look chic 
 during the runway with special hair accesories.





2. Slicked back ponytails.
Alexander Mcqueen and Bella Hadid followed the trend.





3. Blow dry.
Guido Palau stated " It's about rebellious girls, but not rebellious enough
to now blow her hair out"





4. Side parting.
Forget the middle parting of the 00s. It is now 80's again.






5. Bun with a twist.
Slicked back in the front but a beautiful surprise in the back.






6. Grunge aesthetics.
Max Mara and Marni had a "just woke up" vibe.






7. Jackie O bouffant bobs.
Jackie Kennedy's signature 60's hairlook was in Moschino show.






8. Sharp centre parting with smooth waves.
A hairstyle for the new chic it girls was shown at Alberta Ferreti show
with shiny roots and smooth easy wavy hair behind the ear.






9. 20s vibes.
Not only one era but many in AW2018 hairstyles.






10.  Huge curls.
Dolce&Gabbana's hairstylist Guido Palau used tiara and headpieces
 to give more glam to an ever glamour 
hair texture.








Nephele T.
c/f director

                                                                        








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The double bag trend

For those who are multifarious one bag is not enough.
Famous designers displayed their idea for a double bag trend at their
spring summer 2019 collections with a compilation of different materials, like Loewe did,
or with the same bags in each side like Chanel. 

The trend consists of different sizes of bag for many causes, like mini card bags, bigger tote ones
for shopping or travelling. Other were more sophisticated for the office or the meeting .
The trend was followed by many designer like Fendy, Stella McCartney and more.
Balenciaga and Etienne Aigner started the trend back in 2014 for Fall/Winter collections
and now it is back.


Loewe


Givenchy

Gucci


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AXDW X AVIOTI FASHION ED

Avioti Fashion Ed was another special addition of new designers in 24th AXDW.
Each design's energy was strong and you can feel it because of the variety diversity of the fabrics and styles. 

A big impression was made of a fabulous sparkly design that captured everyone's attention. It was a fresh creation that was sure giving you Victoria Secret vibes.



Another magnificant design was a dress-shirt one, with pleated bust and amazing symmetry between the true fabrics.


Every designer at the show had beautiful pieces to represent but it feels needless to represent each one individually. What matters is their work and their passion to create fashion.
These new designers are the future of the fashion market in Greece.











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AXDW X LEFKON

Metallic headpiece by Lefkon


Irini Louisa Andrikopoulou created Lefkon in 2015.
Her idea was simple, to retread the minimalist aspect and movement that comes out of Greece.
Lefkon was the winner of "Emerging Designer of the Year" by Athens Exclusive Designers Week in 2018 and it soon established its character and its international unaided awareness by global magazines like Vogue Italia, Deux and Schon.

Lefkon came back in 24th AXDW to expound new ideas and designs, through a show that left a unique mark on the audience and of course in the greek market.

Combining Greek shapes and a vibrant pale blue colour, aery and balletic elements with the strong metallic feeling of the geometrical headpieces and the strictness yet youthfullness of grey textiles, the collection gave us the feeling that you can wear it anytime and anwhere, be stylish without the noisy today trends and still manage to not go unnoticed due to the strong art form of the designs.

Irene Louisa Andrikopoulou is an upcoming designer that is going to interest us more and more in the next years with new innovative designs that we can't wait to see.

More: https://lefkon.gr/index.php













Special thanks to Irene Louisa Andrikopoulou for the invitation to her show!

All photos taken by A Cluster Of Stars. gr





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Top 10 - Balenciaga

Photograph by Henri Cartier-Bresson. © Henri Cartier-Bresson/Magnum Photos

In 1919 Cristobar Balenciaga, opened his first boutique, named Eisa - a shortening of his mother maiden name in San Sebastian. Little did he know that he was going to be the " the master of us all " as Christian Dior stated. He moved his House in 1937 in Paris at Avenue Georges V and quickly he became known all around, that his customers were risking their lifes during WW2 in order to see and buy his designs and unique pieces.

Balenciaga alone is a couturier in the truest sense of the word. Only he is capable of cutting material, assembling a creation and sewing it by hand, the others are simply fashion designers. - Coco Chanel


His spanish heritage, is shown in many of his iconic pieces that were exhibited in London in 2017 and now in Balenciaga Museum.

1. Left to right: Bolero Jacket for EISA ( 1947, Spain ) , Lace cape ( about 1960, Paris ).






2. Left to right: Evening dress and cape ( Irving Penn for Vogue, 1950 ) , Sack dress ( 1957 , Paris ).







3. Left to right: Babydoll evening dress ( 1957 , Paris ), The amazing "envelop dress" that is worn by
Alberta Tiburzi for Harpers Bazaar, ( June 1967 Paris ).







4. Coat designed by Cristobar Balenciaga and embroidered by Lesage ( 1961 , Paris ).







5. White Wedding dress. ( Paris ).








6. Another famous piece, the Balenciaga evening gown and chou ( french for cabbage ).






7. Orange coat ( 1959 , Paris )







Images by Vogue.com and vam.ac.uk






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