After looking at Bjork new wardrobe for the new Biophilia project, I became entirely fascinated with the details of the outfit in her 'Moon' music Video with the beautiful dress she woreใ
I Have now finally realized (or found out) it is no one else but the amazing Iris Van Herpen; the Dutch designer who melts art forms into our bodies. Because of boredom in limitation of fabric materials, she created sculptures; as cloths. A mixtures of Origami and floating balloons one could say, or at least my own thoughts, make a dress becomes more than a dress, more than a costume, but a wearable sculpture art.
The Goddess Björk has now strike once again, with her new music video 'Mutual Core'.
This time we take an exploration to how she compares relationships with the structuring of the Plate tectonics. We see the strata's from both rock sprites coming out trying to merge, as if it is two tongues desiring another's kiss, then once they get their kiss they become intimate and as strangely comical it is the earthquake begins, when they get so intimate they go harder on each other, and once to its peak they are done, the volcano erupts and the lava bleeds...
The beautiful golden dress she wears here is designed by Dutch designer Michael Van Der Ham
The wig should be, or believed to be designed by Eugene Souleiman
Most of her dresses, throughout her career in music, are designed by the wonderful Iris Van Herpen
If you haven't listen to it, I recommend you dive into it, you'll be lost, and may never want to be found
In the words of the working class .... "If only I had enough money" (nah I just made that up)
Dolce and Gabbana: This years fall season got me to dream and fantasize of past lives, particularly the Baroque , oh how elaborate life would be... As we can see some of the Zara pieces had took in the with the Baroque taste as well....
This here is an up and coming Thai online shopping site that gathers High street to High end brands from Thailand and other rare brands around the world, we are just beginning but there will be more to come....
