We already fell in love with Croatian / Sydney-based designer Karla Spetic. Her Spring-Summer 2011 collection is so dreamy and feminine, we are even more in love! Her use of nuanced pastel colors starts to become her signature, and her little touch of Australian outback pattern print just make this collection a must have for this spring! Apparently Read the full story

It’s not the first time that we review the amazing Mary Katrantzou, and to tell you the truth, we kind of discovered her back in 2008, when she was graduating from Central St Martins. Since then, well, she became one of the most watched UK talents, selling in the best luxury stores worldwide. Katranzou is Read the full story

A great looking collection titled “Dreamer” by Australian designer Karla Septic for A/W 2010. The collections refreshing palette of color blocked looks is not what you would expect for fall/winter but then again it is always great to someone feeling something a bit different than the others. There are also some Read the full story

“I believe that there is a growing attention to craftsmanship in fashion these days, as opposed to quick-fix disposable pieces. I am focusing on timeless classics.” – Mark Fast

Canadian designer, Mark Fast acquired his BA and MA last year, from where else but Central Saint Martins. He was righteously awarded the London Fashion Week New Gen Award for Autumn/winter 2009 for expertise in knitwear. Mark knits everything by hand on a domestic knitting machine. His work is formed onto the body as he knits, and he has devised innovative stitching techniques, blending lycra with viscose, angora or wool. He is inspired by the endless possibilities of lycra yarns, sculpting areas of tension and areas of volume over the body. Mark also finds fresh inspiration in the past, translating historical costume and style into a contemporary aesthetic. Although I can say that these pieces are quite timeless in the fact that a women who would wear them would not consider the season or trend, they are also perfectly timed for Spring of 09 as the trend of torn and cut-out tights is continuously growing. This is without a doubt the cream of all that crop!

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