Catwalk images on Dazed Digital

Found some images on Dazed digital blog. The faces are Francis Bacon-fied, nicely blurred.


Photos taken from Dazed digital blog

DONKEY COAT IN TELEGRAPH

Sported by socialists, adopted by students and seized on by skinheads, the donkey jacket isn't the obvious candidate for the next menswear trend. But times have changed, and designers can always relied on to spruce up an old idea, no matter how humble its origins. Sachiko Okada and Aaron Sharif of the British label BLAAK were quick to nominate thier twist on the donkey jacket as the key piece from their a/w 09 collection, Man vs Machine.

Saturday Telegraph
Article by Esme Benjamin
Donkey coat by BLAAK

FRENCH ELLE COVER

Photography by DAVID VASILJEVIC
Styling by ANNE MARIE BROUILLET
Studded collar by BLAAK

BRITISH VOGUE Shot by TIM WALKER

Photography by TIM WALKER
Styling by KATE PHELAN
Necklace by BLAAK

DIANE KRUGER IN VANITY FAIR

Diane Kruger in Vanity Fair Italy
Shot by Ellen von unwerth
Border T by BLAAK

BLAAK FORMULA NIPPON

Collaboration with team inging in japan.

BLAAK AW08/09 collection available at farfetch.com

Click the images to go to the shopping page.

Polka dot shirt
Belted wool coat
Cashmere heavy knit biker jacket
Cashmere cable heavy knit scarf
Tartan check zip front blouson
Red tartan rib collar bomber jacket
Tartan shirt

Velvet structureless DB jacket

Hoodie
Winter coats

All images shot by Takay at Jedroot
hair by Tomo Jidai at Jedroot
Makeup by Tatsu Yamanaka

Catherine Deneuve & Igor at Jean Paul Gaultier show

Igor wearing jumper from AW09/10 collection.
photo taken from
http://www.purepeople.com/media/catherine-deneuve-et-son-petit-fils-au_m292331

STARTING POINT SS10

At the very beginning of designing Spring Summer 2010 collection, we made masks to encapsulate the essence of what the collection will be. We already had the title " Somewhere between Voodoo and Hindu " which was a quote we came across researching Haiti. Masks were made of found branches, nuts & bolts, leather code, shells all mixed. From here we had the idea of electroforming (metalized) the objects in silver and gold, which we then made neck pieces for the show.