today and tomorrow

MYKITA designed these sunglasses called YURI for Romain Kremer his Fall Winter 2010/2011 collection. Can’t wait to see some people in Berlin Mitte sporting these.

last 2 images by Sonny Vandevelde

“Take a W-Ride” is the title of Walter Van Beirendonck his Fall Winter 2010 collection. This is the funniest fashion stuff I’ve seen since Agatha Ruiz de la Prada her Fall Winter 2009 collection.
Photos by Sonny Vandevelde.

Here’s an other collaboration between the photographer Kristiina Wilson & the artist Lola Dupré. You can see an older collab here. Wonderful work!

This Gizmo Skirt by Brian Lichtenberg will only be made after you pay $2,100. I guess I like the Dream On coat by Viktor & Rolf better.

I’ve featured many different Artisanal collections by Maison Martin Margiela before. The collection is always very limited and made by hand. All the designs are made of “found objects” like ski gloves, elastic cords or fake eyelashes. And that’s what I mostly found interesting about it. This video shows you the atelier where those pieces are made. We’ll see if something will change now that Martin left the Maison.

found at Materialiste

The Polish photographers Szymon Roginski and Kasia Korzeniecka worked together to create these images for the “O Mia O” Spring Summer 2009 collection of Ania Kuczynska. First they photographed the collection which they then cut up and transformed into 3d objects. The result was photographed again and used for the “O Mia O” collection.

found at designboom weblog

As always, the new spring summer 2010 collection of Sandra Backlund is looking great.

photos by Peter Gehrke
found at Diane, A Shaded View on Fashion

Pamela Reed and Matthew Rader created these Augmented Reality Avatars gifs for Spiral Mag. Just as awesome as their Clowns.

They even have more excellent stuff in their portfolio like these Glitter Bots.

found at Trend.Land

These images are the result of a collaboration between Lola Dupré & Kristiina Wilson. First, Kristiina made photos of model Viivi, then Lola made these beautiful photo-montages with the prints.

found at DTYBYWL

The Invisible Shoe is one of the 5 different shoe concepts by the Brazilian footwear designer Andreia Chaves. It would fit perfectly with the polygon fashion of Irina Shaposhnikova. You can see the 4 other concepts at Yatzer.