Showing posts with label cotton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cotton. Show all posts

1.13.2014

Dyed Greeny


Loose dress / used as well as loose tshirt, not just with leggins, also with jeans or other kind of trousers. 

Specially dyed like this, this T-Dress is more unique than ever !  This fabric no longer exists, exceptionally on this garment. 

Tones of green with a touch of purple as you can see on the thrird pic sleeves. Material is a very rigid cotton, wich brings the structure. 





All pictures made by Lena Sonríe Sonrisas (Barcelona) 

12.10.2013

Some new textures

On the meanwhile....more tips-off. 
Here, two very special embossed fabrics. Both, part of the Black-bleck-blick-block-bluck project. 
Stay tuned for website launch ! ! ! 



11.05.2013

Pink in the Jungle


Oh yess ! the tropical print is back! Well... it was back, because it is gone alerady too..if that is possible and understable. You have just seen this here before, on a dress version, and this print was used on a dark blue sweater (no pictures from that). 


Not much more to say today :( 




10.30.2013

La Baraja Gitana

Do you remember this? And this? Ok now, just a bit of the same, but different. 

Tshirt is sold, but preparing a couple of t-dresses for cuttie-dark fellas. 

* The gipsy deck





10.28.2013

Go Graphic !

Just a break between the smooth and the textures,  two of the basic principles of The Bronze Medal, but still on the black and white
I would say, maybe even say again, if you do not know yet, that I go for the harmony, the clarity, the innocence, the simplicity, the brightnes. And even so I have used graphics before, of course, I feel a total difference here. Maybe on the chaos of the print. I cannot tell. Maybe it already was a bit like that on the White Noise serie, but somehow it was on the course. 

I guess I will have to explain some day what is actually the course about, or what it means to me or even what do I want to explain. But, you know, "to define is to limit"  (Oscar Wilde in "Picture of Dorian Gray") and I presume I am still looking for that, in any case. 


Both pieces are sold already, but still working with these fabrics. 



10.23.2013

Left Behind


From this photoshoot, I chose that photo for the campaign of the project Draw a Blank and today I want to show the rest. So here they are. 

It is a white cotton on the back/white vegetal print jaquard on the front jersey (seen before here), and it has no more mistery than being a bohemian, romantic and naif styled piece, that has been already sold out. 




10.22.2013

To Dress a Man

When I sold this piece to a vert stylish guy, and being amazed by how awesome he looked like, I started to think about the fact of making actually a kind of dresses, like that one, or this one, also focused on boys because, as many things, mostly in whole world of fashion, every piece changes just depending on what you wear it with, and 

So we made the photoshoot thinking about that and, with such success, that it was sold to another man. 







10.16.2013

Masquerade Ball

Yes, that white-beige-grey-turquoise upholstery fabric is a look back to the 90s. Here mixed with white sateen (2 % elastan) to complete the Draw a Blank piece, which rests its meaning in the random layout of color strokes.

This sweater is already sold out, but I am making a pair more, using other different textures/materials to mix with.

It will fit with all kind of faces :)  









10.15.2013

Centurion Crest

Picture by Del Yelmo Photography
The luck of having new spots for photoshooting and create scenes that fit with The Bronze Medal. Here I show a texture mix white cotton jersey, part of that new project called Draw a Blank,already sold. 

Three blues mohair wool blend into a snood, coming soon at The Mesh Label Collection, and available at the online shop

Picture by Del Yelmo Photography

Picture by Del Yelmo Photography

Picture by Del Yelmo Photography

Picture by Del Yelmo Photography
Picture by Del Yelmo Photography
Picture by Del Yelmo Photography

8.20.2013

Bus to 1492

Usig the same outfit than yesterday, still in Paris, we passed by this Liberty Statue stencil dressed as a native american and, instead of holding a table with the date of the declaration of independence in Roman numerals, a date: 1492, the year that Cristobal Colón and his ships arrived in what they called the new world and is known historically as The Discovery of America. For others, that was the begining of a colonization and exploitation. 

Well, political ideas on the side, I liked a lot the stencil, and there was not so much street arton this area, and and I thought it fit with the colors of the outfit, the light from that day, and the bus stop that we spotted before. 



Blue sheer satin top by The Mesh Label Collection and long cotton skirt by The Bronze Medal Apparel (sold out). 

8.19.2013

La France

Blue. White. Red.

You remember I traveled to Paris, so I took some pieces there to show to my friend and other people there, and we were taking some pictures in the neighborhood. We found this beautyful red door and just by chance it came out as the France flag, such a coincidence!


Blue sheer satin top by The Mesh Label Collection and long cotton skirt by The Bronze Medal Apparel (sold out). 

8.17.2013

Path in Silver and White

I like to show new fabrics, you know. I gave some clues before too, about the tones and the atmosphere I am working on, and these here are specially for The Mesh Label Collection new ideas. More metallic, more white, rigid silver and soft white is my bet for this. Non stop. Ideas getting stronger. 

More coming soon. Stay tuned and have an awesome weekend.