Liselotte Watkins - Fashion Illustrator

Liselotte Watkins, born 1971, attended the Art Institute of Dallas and launched her career as an illustrator in New York. Her editorial clients include The New Yorker and Vogue. You will find her H&M billboard in Times Square.  Liselotte’s style is unmatched and extremely original.

Friederich Herman - Fashion Illustrator

Friederich Herman was born in a small town in Indonesia.  He graduates this year with a degree in Fashion and Retail Design, and plans to pursue a master in Fashion Stylist and Communication in Milan next year. Love his interpretation of current runway looks to his whimisical drawing style.  He has a LONG career ahead of him, I can tell!

Celine

Christian Dior

Christopher Kane

Lanvin H&M

Luella Bartley

Mark Jacobs

Prada

Stella McCartney

Artist Spotlight - Heidi Lender

Here is the creative headless self-portrait project titled, Once Upon. Her only rules: Stand on a bench. Make sure it’s Monday. Wear something pretty.

"With a platform on which to stand, I investigate the host of personalities within, the layers that make up the self, the characters we hide, show, accept and reject, and the role that fashion and design play in molding those characters."  Love the vintage effects in her photos.  (via The Jealous Curator)

Art Inspired Outfits

Famous works of art are GREAT inspiration for how you dress.  Use your favorite painting to inspire your next outfit!!  (via)

Vintage Magazine Covers

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Japanese Street Fashion

Japanese Street Fashion began to emulate Western fashion during the middle of the 19th century. By the beginning of the 21st century it had altered into what is known today as 'street fashion'. The term 'street fashion' is used to describe fashion where the wearer customizes outfits by adopting a mixture of current and traditional trends. These clothes are generally home-made with the use of material purchased at stores. www.japanesestreets.com