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Showing posts with label Giles Deacon. Show all posts
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Style Bubble at Giles Deacon’s Studio


NOWNESS.com pays a visit to fashion designer Giles Deacon’s studio with exuberant fashion blogger Susanna Lau, AKA Susie Bubble and fellow blogger Mr Street Peeper, Phil Oh, snapped images of Susie Bubble’s visit filled with last minute fittings, cutting, sewing and talk on Deacon’s swan-inspired show.

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thecorner.com + Giles Deacon for Vogue.Com’s Fashion’s Night In

In honor of VOGUE.COM’s Fashion’s Night In on November 1st 2010 at thecorner.com, the virtual space that presents a selection of artisans and cutting-edge brands, teams up with one of Britain’s most talented designers, Giles Deacon, to raise money for KidsCo, a charity that aids underprivileged children.

Starting from 5pm on Fashion Night In, thecorner.com will gift to the first 50 shoppers on the site a tote designed by Giles Deacon. Featuring a lime-green print called “Flintstone”, this unique shopper is an iconic offering from one of the most acclaimed and exciting British designers.


Giles Deacon was named “British Fashion Designer of the Year” in 2006 at the British Fashion Awards. He has worked for Bottega Veneta and Gucci, and launched his eponymous line, GILES, in 2003. Known for his wild prints, pop-culture references and emphasis in humour, Giles Deacon’s creations continue to attract attention internationally.

Fashion’s Night In an initiative created by vogue.com, follows the great success of September’s Fashion Night Out, this time bringing all the shopping action online with proceeds continuing to support KidsCo. Featuring exclusive digital fashion events from the internet’s best e-commerce sites, VOGUE.COM’s Fashion’s Night In is more than a night of exciting and exclusive digital fashion events. As part of the good cause, thecorner.com will donate 10% of the sales placed during the event (5pm – midnight GMT) to KidsCo.
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Giles Deacon menswear collection for New Look


Giles Deacon has created a number of womenswear collections for New Look, but this November will see the launch of his first ever menswear collection for the high street brand.Steve Lawton, New Look's menswear director said: "New Look are delighted to be partners in this venture with Giles, which not only sees the launch of his first menswear collection with us, but also his first menswear collection full stop."

Exciting news indeed, the collection will include a faded grey hoodie, check shirts and and a classic pair of jeans. See after the jump for images.
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British designers give ELLE a new look

London Fashion Week is fast approaching. And for the new season, it's not only their catwalk collections that British designers have been fine tuning.

For ELLE's October issue, The London Issue, four British designers have created their ultimate ELLE covers. And while they may not all be showing in the capital, these designers have London spirit through and through.

Luella Bartley, now back showing at London Fashion Week, Giles Deacon, Gareth Pugh, who will be showing in New York this season for the first time, and Matthew Williamson, who has put his label firmly on the fashion map with a move to the tents at Bryant Park in New York, have each created a special limited edition ELLE cover that money can't even buy. Only a few hundred of each will ever be printed, and promise to be future collectors items.

For your chance to win one of five sets of all four covers click here now. And if you want to download your favourite cover as wallpaper for your desktop, click here now.

Click here for Elle UK: October 2008: Alexa Chung subrcibers cover.

Gareth Pugh

Giles Deacon

Luella

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New Magazine: Distill

Tom Dixon is helping to compile a new bimonthly fashion digest magazine, Distill, which hits the newsstands today.

Dixon sits on the editorial board of the publication, along with fashion designer Giles Deacon, Design Museum director Dejan Sudjic, fashion designer Matthew Williamson and Net-a-Porter founder Natalie Massenet.
The magazine, published by Craft, reprints fashion spreads from up to 250 global style publications. It is designed by art director Peter Citroni, previously art director of Australian magazine Architectural Digest.

Former art director of US Vogue Sheila Jack is group design director at Craft Publishing, set up last year by former Wallpaper publisher Christopher Lockwood and editorial director Matthew Line.

Distill’s target readership is creative professionals.

‘This is not a fashion magazine about hemlines, it is about the way fashion is presented globally,’ says Distill creative and publishing director Lockwood.

‘The number of designers and creatives is growing,’ he adds. ‘Fashion is an important visual stimulus and inspiration to the creative sector as a whole, which is why we have recruited designers from a range of disciplines to sit on the editorial board.’

The first, 208-page issue showcases the work of about 25 global fashion and style magazines, and is presented in five sections – womenswear, menswear, streetwear, accessories and visual arts.
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Nick Knight's 'Fashion Deejays' spinning the decks at SHOWstudio



Fashion photographer Nick Knight and his super-stylin' pals are hitting the decks for a special three-day online audio presentation.
From 9 July to 11 July, Knight's project Fashion Deejays, will feature the likes of Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney, Naomi Campbell and Giles Deacon, who will help spin tracks on SHOWstudio.com.
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Mario Testino's 'Obsessed by You' private view, London

Image L-R: Daphne Guinness, Naomi Campbell, Mario Testino, Trudie Styler and Andrea Dellal - click image to enlarge.

Not even Haute Couture Week could stop fashion's elite from flying into London to attend a private viewing of Mario Testino's 'Obsessed by You' exhibition.
The famed photographer put on a glitzy 'do overnight which attracted a couple of supermodels - Claudia Schiffer and Naomi Campbell. A few major designers - Tom Ford, Christopher Bailey, Giles Deacon, and Manolo Blahnik. And the host of other fashion players including Daphne Guinness, fresh off the plane from Paris, where she had unveiled her first film, The Phenomenology of Body.

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Giles Deacon for New Look



Deacon's Gold collection for New Look is instore today and it's stripes a-plenty by the looks of it. Modelled by Brit fave Agyness Deyn the collection has everything from sunnies to shoes and goes up to £50 for the striped trench coat.

I'm not such a fan of monochrome stripes but I love the denim ruffle dress and the denim pencil skirt. The batwing jumper is also on my wishlist as it looks like something I might come across in a charity shop without the acrylic itch or the polyester sweat! See after the jump for images of the collection. CheckShoewawa to see the fabulous Giles shoes.


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Agyness Deyn


this is one of the first pics of the model of the moment wearing the latest Giles Deacon Gold collection for New Look.

Apparently this collection - which hits the rails on 19th March - is "inspired by eclectic LA glamour and the Californian sunshine and this seasons prints, pleats and geometric stripes.

The colour palette includes the softest marshmallow pink, dove grey and pistachio mixed with classic navy and rich black."
Pictures we've seen so far show the collection to have more of a graphic, 80s spin than previous offerings from Gold.

The reaction from fashion bloggers to this point has been very hit and miss for Giles' foray into the high street, but perhaps Aggy's help will make a change for the better?
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