Iconic women in fashion

Marilyn Monroe

Iconic women in fashion:

Kate Moss

Madonna

History of vogue covers

 Vogue covers throughout the years:

Ways to wear rings

Ways to wear rings:

Stacking rings seem to be bang on trend this season on the Vogue website. Stack as many of them as you can on your hand even on each finger this really is a statement thing to do in fashion.The bigger the better.

 Photos from: http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/trends/2014-15-autumn-winter/ways-to-wear-rings

A few photos from the Victoria's Secret Show last night:

Link for photos http://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/news/fashion/2014/04/15/victorias-secret-fashion-show-2014-london

Victoria’s Secret Show By Numbers

Victoria’s Secret Show By Numbers:

Victoria Secret runway has to be my favourite as I would love to be in the 

lingerie industry, I always look at the latest trends on this runway to get

ideas for myself. I am looking forward to seeing all the photos from todays show

that took place in London here is a few that had been uploaded.

My fashion inspiration

My Fashion Inspiration:

I am really inspired by the 80's glam rock fashion as I love the style, such as the big hair daring clothing also how different it was. I also love how eye catching it is and unique with all the different fabrics, colours and accessories that were worn. With the huge hair for the males also the outrageous make up, spandex, studs, spikes and denim. However, not many look like this now which shows how style has evolved over
the years.

18th November 2014
In todays lesson we have been set a task to do our own photo shoot, in pairs for the brand we have chosen for Topshop which is the Tall section. We had also made our own customer profiles for the customer we are focusing on and so we can get to know our customers on a more personal level and see what they're looking for in store.

The Baltic Art Gallery:

The Baltic Art Gallery stands out to me as when we entered the room there were square canvases placed separately around the walls and also on their own standing in various places on the floor. They were in colours such as white, cream, black (neutral colours) which were very dull. In addition to this in the middle of the floor was a funny shaped long pole on it’s own, this artwork was by Lydia Gifford. The artwork made me feel quite empty inside as it was just simple and dull which gave a cold feeling vibe. The canvases were on it’s own which had also made me feel of how some people could feel themselves isolated from others. One canvas was on a slant which was unusual to see. The next room we went in was a square room theme, as soon as you walked in you see a huge landscape striped wall were lit up. I had never seen this in a Art Gallery before. Not only were there stripes but also five small squares on another wall which were also lit up very minimalistic but made an impact in the room. The next room was very colourful it had 3D squares coming from the walls, on one side of the wall it had 4 huge bright coloured squares, the other walls each had one piece of artwork on which were only one coloured squares. This had reminded me of the 60’s era with the bright colours and the monochrome affect. There was also a room which had unusual photographs on the wall of people holding little models which would have represented something. Boxes were placed around the room which had little models in the Alice in Wonderland theme which reminded me of childhood; it also looked like the models were inspired by actors in films. The last room we entered was full of big square mirrors which were placed all over the floor facing upwards towards the ceiling which were reflecting from the rainbow coloured ceiling. This reminded me if a church with the colourful windows and the detail that was going on.