Emily Ryan II

Emily Ryan's lovely designs here is Migration Shift and Balloon cut out dress.

Emily Ryan I

Fabulous fabric manipulation by Emily Ryan Designs an independent designer located in Portland, Oregon.

Mar Goman II

Interesting graphic designs of buttons by Mar Goman,

Mar Goman I

Mar Goman makes dresses and totems from memories spinning them from scraps of lives, photographs and old garments.

Jin Chong Yu

"Fashion is not art. "Fashion is art” is only valid in business. Fashion is a second skin." Jin Chong Yu

These double exposed fashion images by Jin Chong Yu certainly explore the idea of a second skin, the translucent effect is magical.

Jin Chong Yu has his own fashion brand which he established in Shanghai 'Lesjin' and he also works as a fashion director and a fashion stylist on many shoots for various publications.

Teruhiro Hasegawa I

Teruhiro Hasegawa's dresses from his graduation in 2012 from London Central St Martin are a riot of fabric manipulation structure and texture.

Nathan French

Nathan French studied fashion at London Central St Martins and then went on to launch his own collections, he has become increasingly interested in feathers, furs and human hair which he dyes, combines and transforms producing headdresses, aprons, collars, jackets and coats. Nathans work is increasingly sought by dancers,singers, performers and models.

Olivier Goulet

Olivier Goulet is a French artist who has created this tangible cloak of faces as an answer to Facebook and other virtual places where friends gather. Olivier Goulet uses a synthetic material called SkinBag it is fascinating but disturbingly skin like take time to explore all of the ways that Oliver has developed and used the possibilities of this medium.

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Kyeong Min Kim

 Min Kim's MA collection for London College of Fashion has a lovely circular themed silhouette and interesting use and combination of fabric.

Andy Byers I

Today I found the portfolio of Andy Byers who designed the wonderful costumes and sets for Isabella Rossellini's Green Porno series.
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Maaike Fransen I

Maaike Fransen is a designer/ performance artist who's work is an endless narrative of ideas and identity explored through costume, film, installation etc. These images are from a project called 'I used to feed the ducks'.

Ortonandon

The Orton family has been larger than life for me as for more than fifteen years, I have had the honor of their friendship, company and creativity. Ortandon is the collaborative creativity of three sisters Katie, Sophie and Anna and their many faceted creative explorations. This one is a performance piece by Katie and Sophie with a pair of tights and it is genius in its humor, dance and possible developments.

Dana Mikelson

Dana Mikelson is a costume maker from Germany who creates work for film and photography this is her white and wire creation with photography by Laura Nickel. I really like the wire profile forward of the face in the middle image.

Maldoror

Polish design Maldoror headed by Grzegorz Matląg has recently relocated to Berlin, the perfect location for this young, dynamic label.
“The first and most important thing an individual can do is to become an individual again, decontrol himself, train himself as to what is going on and win back as much independent ground for himself as possible”

Guda Koster I

Guda Koster's work combines fashion, theater, design and architecture to create a new dialogue about our everyday lives. Questioning tradition, habit and the coded meaning that clothing and fashion conveys.

Marko Mitanovski I

Love the theater and drama of Serbian designer Marko Mitanovski's Lady Macbeth 2010 collection.

Nikoline-Liv-Andersen

Above is Nikoline-Liv-Andersen's amazing sculptural dress made from plastic drinking straws. The texture and visual interest of Nikoline's work is wonderful as is her determination to reinterpret a basic throw away item from modern life into a unique textile/dress form.

Giulia Grincia

Design details and fabric manipulation that draws attention to the shoulder area, this time by a young Italian designer Giulia Grincia . Photographs by Fabio Bozzetti for an editorial in Sicky Magazine.