Archive for the ‘Interesting people never go out of fashion®’ Category
Thursday, July 29th, 2010
Tim Flemming
Founder
Flatland OK
Age 38
Ultimate style icon; Clint Eastwood in his earlier films, perfect balance being between being dressed up while dusty (like a carpenter).
Tags: Anthea van Kopplen, Interesting people never go out of fashion, OK Flatland, RMIT, Slow fashion, Tim Flemming
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Thursday, July 29th, 2010
Fredrik Jönsson
Fashion Designer
Age: 33
“Keep it simple stupid”
Tags: Anthea van Kopplen, Fredrik Jönsson, Hem & Haw, Interesting people never go out of fashion, Malmo, Mjolk, RMIT, Slow fashion
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Thursday, July 29th, 2010
Emma Telfer
Marketing Manager
State of Design
Age 30
Ultimate on-line shopper always looking for that $2 000 item discounted. Hello Rick Owen.
Tags: Anthea van Kopplen, Emma Telfer, Interesting people never go out of fashion, RMIT, Slow fashion
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Thursday, July 29th, 2010
Chloe Quigley
Director, Ortolan
& Michi Girl
Age: 38. Eeew.
If I love a garment I wear it until it falls apart. Some of my clothes are
20 years old. I have started wearing heels this year and I love it. I wish I
had discovered them years ago. My favourite label is Marni.
Tags: Anthea van Kopplen, Chloe Quigley, Interesting people never go out of fashion, Ortolan, RMIT, Slow fashion
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Tuesday, July 13th, 2010
Designers has a fine line to walk in regards to whom they design. Do they design for themself or for the customer or both. I guess the answer is easy for or brands but it is not so easy if you view it from the buyers perspective. I am so bold to say that as soon the piece hits the store its no longer about the designer. It’s only about the consumer. The Personality Collection theory is based on the following Slow fashion values; reuse, redesign, limited editions, quality fabrics, customizing, craftsmanship, limited editions and target group understanding.
Tags: Anthea van Kopplen, Bianca Wiegard, Cornel Wilzcek, Daniel Pollock, Eve Moray, RMIT
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Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
Tags: Anthea van Kopplen, Interesting people never go out of fashion, RMIT, Slow fashion
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Monday, March 1st, 2010
Bianca Wiegard
Retail Mentor
Age 40
I go swimming to clear my head and make room for fresh creative ideas and we started Fat for $6,000. Favorite label is Romance Was Born.
Tags: Anthea van Kopplen, Bianca Wiegard, FAT, Interesting people never go out of fashion, RMIT, Slow fashion
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Monday, March 1st, 2010
Cornel Wilczek
Composer/Music Producer
Age 35
Favourite fashion designer: I go through phases. At the moment, it’s probably Marc Jacobs. This decision is usually based on colour. I like his use of colour in menswear. It’s really quite fun. I think “fun” is also a key concept for me.
Tags: Anthea van Kopplen, Cornel Wilczek, Electric Dreams Studio, Interesting people never go out of fashion, Qua, RMIT, Slow fashion
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Monday, March 1st, 2010
Daniel Pollock
Creative Director / Co-Founder Michi Girl
Age: 36
I once sold clip-on koalas at Princess Mary’s wedding in Denmark and my favourite labels are Whyred / J. Lindeberg / Bassike
Tags: Anthea van Kopplen, Daniel Pollock, Interesting people never go out of fashion, Jane the Agency, Michi Girl, RMIT, Slow fashion
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Monday, March 1st, 2010
Eve Morey
Actress
Age 26
I love the movie Annie Hall with Dianne Keaton – the film encompasses everything I love about fashion but with a modern twist. I love clothes that are masculine and not conventionally feminine but when worn, creates it’s own sense of sexiness and femininity.
Tags: Anthea van Kopplen, Eve Morey, Interesting people never go out of fashion, RMIT, Slow fashion
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