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Trash-Bag Tribalism "Artificial: From Raw to Recycled" by Dehautt.

Friday night found me at a highly experimental fashion design show that explored re-use, alternative-use and I should also imagine, the idea of upcycling; perhaps best explored conceptually in the Paco Rabanne(ish) bread-bag-clip dress, the dolls heads halter neck top (F-U Barbie), and the coffee sack skirt and coat. I was once accused of wearing a 'burlap sack' while sporting a raw linen shirt (by an American in St Petersburg Russia of all places - the shirt was from Helsinki..), these models really are wearing one! If this show is about making us think about how we use what is around us everywhere, everyday, with an emphasis on the ubiquitous plastic bag; then this project is a huge success. Enjoy the show, I certainly did.
"Created by Sydney brand Dehautt by Sara Nicolette, this collection enables us to reflect on the nature of our consumerist society by using often-overlooked raw materials, and allows us gain some insight into the importance of recycling and working towards preserving for the future."

Plastic bag couture cape, Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Paco Rabanne(ish) bread-bag-clip dress. Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Men's coat from coffee sacks, clear plastic man dress. Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Skirt from Hessian coffee bag, dolls head halter-neck top. Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Black weave 'tribal' dress, Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Clear plastic menswear, shorts and jackets with coloured balls inserts. Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Woman models black plastic bag cape and weave body suit. Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Plastic bag couture cape in motion, Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Men's fashion, tribal theme woven garment. Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

White wedding or evening dress woven from plastic bags. Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

menswear from clear plastic, womans skirt from Hessian coffee bag, Barbie head halter-neck top. Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

White hoop skirt. Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Portrait of fashion designer Sara Nicolette with model backstage. Raw to Recycled by Dehautt - Photographed by Kent Johnson.

http://dehautt.com/

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Matiny Ng - The (new) Schiaparelli, of Geometric Fashion.

Fashion is not art and art is not fashion. But is that really so? It's always such a tussle between the decorative and the profound; the amusing and the serious; the functional and the.. non functional, the sublime; the ridiculous! I first experienced Matiny Ng's designs at the Raffles Byzantium graduate show in December 2013; playful and bold, wearable if you were game, distinctive and creative; using the circle and the square motif. The Menswear there, perhaps being the more radically inspired of the designs.

This year she is back as part of the Raffles International Showcase at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia along with fellow students from that 2013 show and others. Matiny Ng showcases her new label 580 and her SS 15/16 range. The pieces again designed around circle and square motifs speak to me of Non Objective Abstraction in art. Meanwhile, in the men's range there seem to be some sort of Luis Buñuel surrealist clerics, or perhaps it's that fashion parade from Fellini's movie Roma; no no its more Non Objective art as fashion from Matiny Ng. Wearable? I mean really how dare you.. Who cares!

Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Fawn smock dress with subtle check motif, circle cushion hat; Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

White jumpsuit with relief red/purple check panel box with door!! Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Back view, white jumpsuit with relief red/purple check panel box with door!! Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

White suit, circle motif in woven contrasting check motif; Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Red top with contrasting check pants, Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Womens long shift sleeveless top with a large relief circle motif, Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Back view, Womens long shift sleeveless top with a large relief circle motif, Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Detail, Womens long shift sleeveless top with a large relief circle motif, Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Menswear, bold blue check jacket (square) white shorts. Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Menswear, circle and square motif, singlet pants and jacket. Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Menswear, The Cross, Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Cross motif, ecumenical inspiration? Matiny Ng's 580 label. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Menswear, the Red Cardinal, Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

A Red Cardinal? Matiny Ng's 580 label. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Menswear, The Padre, Matiny Ng's 580 fashion label at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

The Padre? Menswear at Matiny Ng's 580 label. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

Designer Matiny Ng; takes a bow at MBFWA Raffles International Showcase, Carriageworks Sydney. Photographed by Kent Johnson.

I wonder if quite a few of the audience were wondering what the @#!! was going on with this show; but as you can tell I loved it; the colours the fabrics, the garments construction, and mostly the Ideas! More please Matiny Ng.

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Add More Style to Your Personality with Trendy Fashion Accessories

Fashion & Jewelry Diskon hingga 70%! Bags, Watches, Rings, all for you

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For fashion lovers, accessories are an integral part of their style statement. The way you pair fashion accessories just reflects your fashion sense. These are just the perfect way to showcase your style and fashion preferences.

Women just love to dress in an adorable way and fashion accessories can add glamorous touch to their look. Whether you are going for a party, office or anywhere else, you can always go for complementing fashion accessories that would just accentuate your overall appeal.

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Street Fashion Sydney @ INTERMISSION by Pete Hawk.

Its not often that I go to a show expecting one thing (that I suspect I won't like) and end up being completely moved by the work in a way I would never thought possible. Pete Hawk's brief exhibition at M2 gallery in Surry Hills is one such show, it's on till the first of September, which I think means you can drop in Monday/Tuesday and see it. Link to the images and my portrait of Pete at the end of the post if you want a taster. Moving and mildly disturbing pictures of isolated men in country NSW.. without being sentimental; well that was my take. But enough of that, you can make up your own mind, here's what I saw people wearing while I was there. Enjoy!

SKA/MOD style, black jeans, top, cardigan pointy boots with scarf tied in bow, midnight blue. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.

jeans, patterns, vintage and current. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.

Denim jeans and bag, leather bomber jacket. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.

Working a Young Henrys Keg. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.

Adidas ROME, leggings orange jacket, yellow dress blue and black adidas jacket. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.

Leather jacket, diamond tattoo behind ear. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.

Her, Ganesh cotton bag, striped tee, squater hat vintage jeans. Him blue torn jeans, camo jacket, orange beanie. - Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.

White runners, black jeans, adidas backpack, black with white decal. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.

Portrait of Pete Hawke at the opening of his exhibition Intermission at M2 gallery. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.

http://m2gallery.com.au/
http://petehawk.com/gallery/INTERMISSION/

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