Ponystep F/W 2011

The second issue of the biannual fashion magazine Ponystep is out, this time with a lineup

way more eclectic than the precedent one, starring three of pop culture’s most original icons:

Donatella Versace, mistress of the dark Elvira and Dame Edna.

Dame Edna by Alice Hawkins

Donatella Versace by Miles Aldridge

Elvira by Matt Irwin

Behind this magazine, which was launched in Paris fashion week at the start of the year in the French concept store Colette, there is the photographer Richard Mortimer, who also has several stable partners as iD magazine and Alice Hawkins, among others. So don't forget to check the inside too, because it comes with editorials that delight...

Valerija Kelava by Ben Weller

Felicity Hayward by Miles Aldridge

Erin O’Connor by Maripol

The Inspiration Equation (I)

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(Pictures scanned by me from Elle UK October 2011)

Ideas from the UO Look Guide



Ashleigh from Greek

Obviously, if it's possible to extract some fashion moment or inspiration from this TV show, the character in charge for it would be Ashleigh Howard.

With her neon clothes and pop culture references she could have easily become "Clueless, The College Years". But over the course of three seasons Ashleigh has revealed herself to be one of the shows most fascinating characters.

If you've watched this show, you're probably aware of her cloud/rainbow sweater and i'm sure it attired your attention too. It had loads of supporters and opponents...count me between the first ones; so this is a tribute to this funny sweater.

Still Rebel Without A Cause

Androginous look is rocking this season, everybody with a internet connection or who's walked by some newstand has been able to take a glance to all those dandy inspired covers, pictures and headlines. Looking masculine is the new feminine. So I thought of recovering this old Elle spread.

 I also wanted to post it because I miss Agyness Deyn on the fashion world (apart form the recent Elle cover and interview she made), I can't wait to see how she does in her developing career as an actress, which will take off starring Pusher, remake of the successful Nordic thriller directed now by Spanish director Luis Prieto.

Agyness Deyn (who styles herself) is photographed by James Franco, who's always looking for new forms of art/self expression and is now adding photographer to his expanding repertoire. This editorial is about the influence that "Rebel Without a Cause" still has on the American cinema, youth and culture nowadays.

Anna's Disco Fever

Last Friday, 30 September.

What to wear if you are the Vogue Japan fashion editor during Paris Fashion Week and you're also going to attend Terry Richardson's exhibition opening in Colette and the Club Monaco?

Well, you stick to your singular and personal style, and take a step further in your love for weird headdresses.

Left: Christian Dior S/S '12                 ///                                    Right: Colette