The Impatient Feet belong to Mimi Berlin and are made by Mimi Berlin. We have 3 gif’s two with sneakers, or trainers if you will, and one with boots. Of course the footwear is fashionable, we wear, Nike, Alexander McQueen and, most recently boots from APC.
Mimi Berlin’s logo has itchy feet as well, they are illustrated by Mathilde Admiral
Fashion-week: menswear for Fall/Winter 2018. It’s a mad, mad world. It truly is. Some Fashion designers can’t take it anymore, and it shows! Rick Owens showed some kind of mutant men. (the ones with the white faces) At Comme des Garçons some of the models wore skeleton warrior-like headpieces (sewn in fabric). At Yamamoto’s Y-Project, the boys seemed protected by thigh-high-Ugg-boots: again it’s a mad and apocalyptic world!
In the runway shows, by the designers above, there was also a more lighter, and more colorful side to be found. Below, for example; Comme des Garçons, a jacket with an actual comic book print. At Vetements in a more illustrative way: the comic-book figure himself.
Make sure to visit the links below if you would like to see the complete collections and video’s. (all images via showstudio.com)
Martin Margiela was the creative director for Hermès from 1997 to 2003: at the Fashion Museum in Antwerp they made a complete exhibition out of this fact! Mimi Berlin Blogger Team visited. We were especially stunned by the beauty of the showcase below. It wasn’t allowed to take photo’s at the museum but we simply had to make this one.The skirt and the upper part of the boots are made in the same fabric, a traditional Hermès cloth. The leather parts are in Navy (that’s dark blue)
What would you wear with this set? We decided upon a Navy, fitted twinset……. Continue reading
A quick Sketch by Mimi Berlin 16/1/2017. Camugarden boots 2015 from Valentino Garavani and an Anthurium: Stockphoto from Dreamstime.com.
Pitch of the week: Flowers in shoes.
Wouldn’t this be a lovely page in a magazine? xoxo Mimi Berlin.
Mimi’s Brainbreaker Week; These images are taken 30 years apart. Which one is your favorite?
Ours is the left one!
Left; Diana Vreeland in her home photo by Jonathan Becker in July 21, 1979 for Vanity Fair Magazine (getty images)
Right; Sarah Jessica Parker photographed as Diana Vreeland for Harper’s Bazaar by Peter Lindbergh in March 2009 (via harpersbazaar)
“I don’t know where I’m going from here, but I promise it won’t be boring.”
~David Bowie
Photo’s by Beja von Bis, Waterlooplein finds, Amsterdam, 2014
LOVE, Beja
(Bowie hamster via takkoda Vintage boots, Beja’s own )
LOVE,
Beja