Be My Trash

I've been wanting to start posting about fashion a little more lately. Fashion is probably my biggest passion. I want to start sharing some of the eccentric brands and trends that inspire me and make me work harder towards a future in fashion design.

I wanted to start off my fashion inspiration posts with a brand I only discovered last week, Trash. When I first saw Trash's website it was love at first sight. They have such an in your face style, the kind of style that you either love or hate. I think this brand is definitely one to look out for in the future! Oh gosh, how I would love to design shoes to match these wonderful clothes!

Trash was created by Angela Brejt, who works closely with talented graphic designers who often don't have a formal education. Angela is a vegetarian (Is it possible for me to love this brand any more??) and strives to ensure she never uses any animal skin or furr in her collections.

Trash focuses on creating clothing that will flatter women of all shapes and often only produces 4 to 5 copies of each piece.

My favorite pieces from this collection are the all seeing eye, reptilian inspired dresses and leggings. I'm a little obsessed with conspiracy theories, I find them inspiring and entertaining, so I love that these pieces don't just contain the fashion of the all seeing eye, and that they also include the reptilian element.

Check out Trash's Online shop and their Facebook page.

Wednesday Art Feature: Art and Ghosts

Art & Ghosts produces beautiful, ghostly and mysterious artwork. I can see heavy influences of nature and fairy tales in their work, with a recurring theme of white rabbits. This may be a secret undertone of illuminati symbolism or just heavily inspired by fairtales. Either way I find it unsettling, fragile and beautiful.

What I admire most about their work is the minimal amount of shading to the girls faces in some of their more ghostlike works. I am myself someone who often overshades, so it's a big inspiration and learning curve to see the delicate, barely there shading in some of the girls faces.

While looking at Art & Ghosts' work online, I found it really hard to find any information about the artist. I think this adds to the mystery of Art & Ghosts work, don't you think?

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Which is your favorite Art & Ghosts work? Mine has to be the ghostly pony and little girl.

Perfect Pyramids

My top 9 Pyramids from etsy!:

 

1. Pyramid Crop Top $80 from  Chandi NYC

2. Pyramidal $13.95 from Siam Collection

3. Cat Pyramid Original Painting €60,00 from Katlix

4. All Seeing Eye Heels £65 from PonyChops

5. Pyramid 2 Finger Ring $32 from Lokd Jewelry

6. Stud Earrings $18 from Alina and T

7. Pyramid Studded Collar $30 from LionHairs

8. Beaded Pyramid Dress $72 from Rusty Cuts

9. Printable Pyramid Box $3 from The Posh Event

Shoe World Order

 The fashion shoot yesterday was immense. I'm pretty confident we got some awesome pics. It was sooo good to be back styling. I should get some of the pictures back in a couple of weeks so will share them on my blog then.

Just finished these shoes, and had FAR too much fun writing my etsy description: "Forget the New World Order, PonyChops is starting a Shoe World Order. Must obey the government, must buy shoes (and mcdonalds).
These shoes have lots of eyes on them, but don't worry the eyes can't really see, they're not watching you. I promise. It's not like they have cameras inside them to spy on you or anything.
They're a size UK 5, US 7.5, Eur 38. And brand new from the shoe momma's vagina. "

PONPONPON

I'm extremely addicted to these videos for the singer Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, produced by Yasutaka Nakata of the band Capsule. Both videos are a visual treat, full of illuminati and masonic imagery, but really cute and colourful too, oh, and insane. 

The second video is all about eyelashes apparently, I love the bit where she has fake eyelashes on her tits, I hope that becomes fashionable in England too.