A woman who designs for women will always find an audience, regardless of the economic climate.
Such is the case for Frock L.A., a Los Angeles-based clothing company founded in 2009. The sustainable principles it lives by (most of all, ‘Waste Not, Want Not’) have only seemed to strengthen the creative team in building clothes based on tailoring and a demanding look at what women want.
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As a woman in love with not only female streetwear, but also Stussy, I bring you my new obsession:
Started in 2005 with a collection scheduled to hit any day now (in partnership with Stussy), Hellz Bellz is a line dedicated to an alternative fashion choice for women. Taking from sexploitation films from the 1960′s and 1970′s and all things subversive – including NYC, my hometown.
I suggest you get acquainted:
All I know is that I’m impressed.
And you should be too.
This 21 year old French street artist (I emphasize ARTIST) has been doing large-scale depictions of women everywhere – on walls, on clothes, probably on people.
Watch closely.
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I love, love, love this artist. New York based Marion Bolognesi (whose father, Aurelio Bolognesi, is an artistic furniture maker) was first brought to my attention through Tank Theory, a company whose close ties to street wear and fine art intermingle.
Her incredible use of watercolor and design move into other forms of art, like flyers and digital product rendering.
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