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Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel
by Eva Wynne
The Eye has to Travel featured in Brisbane’s International Film Festival 2012. The documentary is about outlandish bon vivant and curator of style Diana Vreeland. I love the portrayal of Vreeland from adventurous woman to style icon – placed among the backdrop of rapidly changing roles of woman and the relationship with power. I love the resilience she conveyed – the famous quote “There’s only one very good life and … Read More Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel
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Creativity of fashion designers magnified
by Eva Wynne
What I’m going to argue today is that because there’s no copyright protection in the fashion industry, fashion designers have actually been able to elevate utilitarian design, things to cover our naked bodies, into something that we consider art. Because there’s no copyright protection in this industry, there’s a very open and creative ecology of creativity. — Johanna Blakley Blakley’s discourse shows the fascinating response of designers in an industry that is both practical … Read More Creativity of fashion designers magnified
What’s your fashion style?
by Eva Wynne
I’m always interested in learning the vocabulary of style*. The first 8 years of my adult life was spent believing people just instinctively “knew” how to express their own stylishness but alas I wasn’t one of these lucky ones. Then I got a clue. While some people do seem to instinctively know their own personal style and how to put that together with the myriad of choices available … Read More What’s your fashion style?
#9 Way to Live – Never Say Never
by Eva Wynne
Never say Never. Full Stop. Unless it’s to leather pants… then it’s negotiable under advisement. This is part of my 101 Ways to Live series (follow the link to read the original post).
Fashion meets Decor
by Eva Wynne
Source: sweethomestyle.tumblr.com via Stylelist on Pinterest Combining some of my favorite things – fashion, design and living spaces… There’s a real sense of style that’s really appealing – even if creating an apartment that repels tetestorone.
Fragments of Eva 