Panda Bear

I am so excited about my new Adidas sneakers! they are so cut .

  

They were designed by Jeremy Scoot an American fashion designer born in Kansas City, Missouri. He attended the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, for fashion design. Scott started his runway career in Paris and has since shown collections in Paris, New York, Los Angeles, London, Moscow and Seoul.

Scoot made sneaker history when he fused a teddy bear with a metro attitude hi. The panda bear continued the trend, looking to china for inspiration.

The panda mania took over me - check out my nails - you can do it too , just click.

 Scott is known for humorous prints. He eponymous line is an example of lowbrow culture transformed into high art. Often more conceptual than wearable, the designs change drastically every season with the evolution of Scott’s whimsy.

Jacket : Zara
Shirt : S wear
Pants : Nike
Shoes: Jeremy Scoot for Adidas
watch: Ice

Three As Four

Yesterday we were at a fab exhibition called inSALAAM in SHALLOM by ThreeASFOUR a libel formed by Adi Gil, Gabi Asfour and Angela Donaaoser.

We entered a world that explored the identity between the Arab and Jewish aesthetics.

 The collection previewed was first shown in New York Fashion Week , September  11 , for spring 2012.

The collection takes its Inspiration from familiar Jewish and Islam symbolical elements and weaves them into a new web that combines the two together.

In the first floor there was a screening of an exquisite video that brought the cloth and concept to life.

A soundtrack of pop music accompanied the exhibition and created a great dialogue between fashion and the history of oriental clothing.

A glimpse of some sketches from the inspiration board for the collection

Elements that inspired the libel are the star of David, Hamsa, Shofar (horn) and Kaffiyeh prints.

One of the highlights of the show was a collection of hats which had oriental and christen motifs. The hats were displayed with music  that enhanced its origin of inspiration . The hats also Incorporated  African motifs and showed an intrusting interpretation of eclecticism.

The hat scene is very hot now.

 Since the royal weeding in Apr 2011 we can see hats in street fashion world wide, 

it is no longer just a British dress code.

We like to mix our hats with ready to wear clothing, combining high and low aesthetics and creating a dual statement.

An accessible way of creating this cultural merge look is with this H&M hat.

"Beit Hair" is the home of this exhibition.

(27 Bialik st. TLV)

It was Tel Aviv's old city hall and was built in 1924.

One of its best feature is the roof ! 

The best ferry accessory of winter 2011- we like our fur live :). 

Don't leave home with out it.....

In the upcoming months the Beit Hair will be hosting several more

 fashion exhibitionism under the title of F?

stay tuned.....

 

Pants: ZARA

Top: S wear

Sweater: h&m

Shoes: San & Libby

Head band: h&m