Red-Hot Cowgirl Fashion for WOTH Magazine nr 14

Red-Hot Cowgirl

De Red-Hot Cowgirl draagt een perfecte outfit voor de Zomer van 2019 volgens Mimi Berlin. Relaxed mèt glamour: op workwear geinspireerd en uitgevoerd in high-tech materialen. Het alledaagse her-ontworpen in superzacht leer met high-end afwerkingen. Dit alles overgoten met een care-free jaren tachtig saus van draagbaarhed, glans, prints, kleur en plezier.

Red-Hot Cowgirl collage mimi berlin for woth magazine

(tekst,trend-styling/beeld: Mimi Berlin voor WOTH Magazine nummer 14/ Nieuws Mode Shopping. Bovenstaand origineel artwork)

See more trend-fashion shoppings made by Mimi Berlin on this blog

Installation by Tessa Koot at the Dutch Design Week 2016

Installation by Tessa Koot at the Dutch Design Week 2016

Installation by Tessa Koot at the Dutch Design Week 2016That’s what this little nook at the ‘Maarten Baas Makes Time‘ exhibition was named: Installation. We, at Mimi Berlin, loved it all! (We always love us some vintagedeluxe, y’all know that!) But the chair especially caught our fancy! The glamorous chair with a face is designed by Tessa Koot. Make sure to check out her website: tessakoot.nl

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Friday Night, Party Night! #72

Friday Night, Party Night! #72

Friday Night, Party Night! #72
Tonight we’ll head on to the Disco. No, not the Discotheque, that’s a place were glamour rules. The plain Disco is more down to earth, like you see above…..(gif via giphy.com)

Watch all Friday Night, Party Night gif’s HERE

Go see the original 2013 Friday Night Party Night series by Rex Dieter HERE

Elsa Peretti for Halston

Elsa Peretti for Halston

Elsa Peretti is universally acknowledged as one of the world’s finest, most creative, jewellery designers. Born in Florence, she studied interior design in Rome. Peretti created jewellery for Oscar de la Renta, Giorgio di Sant’Angelo and Halston. Elsa Peretti has worked exclusively with Tiffany since 1974, creating personal ornaments and tableware in silver, gold, lacquered wood, glass, carved hard stones and bamboo basketry. She held her first retrospective exhibition at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) New York in 1990. She has won a number of accolades including the Coty American Fashion Critics’ Award for Design (1971), the President’s Fellow Award from the Rhode Island School of Design (1981) and the Council of Fashion Designers of America Accessory Designer of the Year Award for 1996. She received an honorary doctorate of fine arts from FIT in 2001. In 2013 she has received the prestigious Premi Nacional de Cultura de Catalunya. (via elsa peretti /theheritagestudio / tiffany)

Tony Duquette

Tony Duquette,  artist, jewelry, costume and Interior designer, born born in Los Angeles, California in 1914. Duquette designed costumes and settings for the movies, interiors for Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers, jewelry and special furnishings for Lady Mendl, as well as numerous night clubs and public places. Duquette was the first American artist to have a one-man show at the Louvre. (read more HERE)

“More is More and Less is a Bore” –Iris Apfel

Danke Schön Mme Reinders for this post!!