Heidi Wikar
I thought I'd treat you all (and my blog) to a little splash of colour, albeit alongside a mass of grey. I always seem to be more attracted to darker, more striking pieces rather than the pop of colour my already grey blog longs for.
Heidi Wikar's A/W 10 designs fulfill my need for the odd and creative along with a nice big dollop of vibrant colour to accompany it. I also love the way the lookbook is set out, with a blurred image next to a normal head to toe shot, it shows a contrast between the two.
They jersey pieces look so comfy and wearable, I'd wear them forever... The puffer jacket-esque pieces are slightly less wearable but equally amazing.
For more info, visit her website.
Wow, this stuff is great!
ReplyDeleteoh such vibrant yellow! And orange . . . I'm more inclinded towards greys and black, but in the springtime some color works it's way into my wardrobe somehow :) Agree with you on the level of amazingness that the pieces have.
ReplyDeleteO wow what a great idea for a photoshoot
ReplyDeletethis is amazing :)
Char x
these really caught my eye. and i typically go for darker hued things as well.
ReplyDeleteanyone for some snow? tee hee! xxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteincredible designs- crazy for the draping and the puffiness looks awesome if a little harder to pull off! xx katie
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wow i love the yellow x
ReplyDeleteMissy
High street + Couture =
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so billowy!
ReplyDeletevery eye-catching!
ReplyDeleteI don't know... I love the puffed coat in the last picture and already dreading another cold winter I think this would be the solution. Warm, cosy & stylish! Wishing you a great weekend in London! x
ReplyDeletewow, these shots are great. i love seeing the blurry next to the clear view!
ReplyDeleteHi Clare, It was really lovely to meet you today. I hope the rest of the afternoon went well. It stayed dry for you too which is brilliant. Great post as always. I love the contrast of the still and moving pictures. And the colour contrast too. The puffa's are interesting but I cant wear them. Always feel like the Michelin woman when I put them on.
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Fantastic blog:D I like all these photos :) xoxo
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat! I love the blurred images!
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fanastic collection. love the proportions and the limited palette, makes the colours much more striking
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I've said it already sooo many times but I say it again, I love reading your blog! You always introduce incredible designs on your blog.. things that I rarely have time to find or I just don't know where to look from, lol. Your blog is definitely one of my favourites ♥ x
ReplyDeleteSo fierce, love it:)
ReplyDeleteMy nylon jacket fantasies have come true!
ReplyDeleteLove the textures in these!
ReplyDeleteThese outfits are so interesting! The jackets remind me of sleeping bags, gone couture. Great post!
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great stuff ! Love the colors, the blurriness, everything!
ReplyDeleteAw! that is so unique.
ReplyDeleteThe first photo and the yellow one is lovely.
ReplyDeletei really like the color and movement in these pictures...very artistic!
ReplyDeletexox alison
woooah. i am loving that intensely bright orange. def some great stuff!
ReplyDeletexx raez
oh my goodness, I love her designs. The photographs are so crazy good too!
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I loved the yellow color!
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of yellow and oranges, espcially when they look as saturated as this. That draped, hooded dress in orange would get worn and worn.
ReplyDeleteClare x
I like that the pictures on the left are blurry. It really makes you notice the colour before the form.
ReplyDeleteDress Rehearsal
love the orange/red in these pictures! and i love how a pic is clear and the other is blurry! :D xxx
ReplyDeleteI love the juxtaposition of the blurry images against the sharp photos; it makes the colors bleed beautifully. I love the hues and the shapes are absurd yet amazing.
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