Fashion Week Shows: Beck’s Fashion Experience
Last night was a big night for a handful of young designers that were amongst the 7 finalists of the Beck’s Fashion Experience. In a heavily branded surrounding they proudly presented their sponsored collections on the runway. My absolute favorite was Ann Eckers with her stunning knit designs, that you can see above. And that not only because most of the models were half naked. It was fun to see that some of here pieces were grown up versions of her kid’s collection that she graduted with in Antwerp last year (see a comparison after the jump). More photos and impressions after the beep.
Ann Eckers
Miriam Schaaf
The show took place at the new WMF location at the former Fernmeldeamt at Klosterstrasse in Mitte. Although the WMF already hosted two parties here, the fashion show was my first visit to the new address of the legendary club. Sadly, I was not really psyched about the place, so for future parties it’s gonna be all about the line-up I guess.
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by Frank
on January 30th, 2009
in Entertainment, Events, Fashion
January 30th, 2009 at 22:28h
schicke strickerein!
nur: wer normales zieht denn so etwas an?
ich würde das vielleicht mal zu einem special gig zur harfe anziehen, aber sonst…
achja und das krönchen war auch süß…..
January 30th, 2009 at 22:34h
Die Fashion Experience versteht sich auch eher als Kreativ Wettbewerb, da geht es nicht wirklich um Tragbarkeit und Alltagstauglichkeit, sondern um das, was Spaß macht. Aber wenn ich die entsprechende Figur hätte, dann würd ich sowas auch glatt auf ner Party mal anziehen, zum Beispiel die schwarze Hose, sehr cooles Teil!
January 31st, 2009 at 02:48h
mareth
but i love the guy in the red jacket.. was there too and love the show. julia kims designs are amazing, in these moment i wish to be a guy..
January 31st, 2009 at 17:25h
Mich wundert’s, dass man als tätowiertes Model in der Branche noch Aufträge haben kann. Ich dachte bisher, Tattoos, Piercings & Co. gehörten zu den No-Gos des Model-Business. So kann man sich irren.