tresridicool ...: psychedelic prints

Sunday, December 11, 2011

psychedelic prints

Sunday, December 4th 2011

1.Roberto Cavalli Spring 2012 2.Theyskens Theory Spring 2012 3.Roberto Cavalli Spring 2012

1.dress - Dion Lee 2.pants - Stella McCartney 3.escarpin - Jimmy Choo 4.dress - Manoush 5.jacket - Ostwald Helgason 6.skirt - Acne

7.scarf - Weston Scarves 8.dress - Julian J. Smith 9.blouse - Etro 10.skirt - Dion Lee 11.shoes - Bottega Veneta

12.scarf - Vivienne Westwood 13 & 15.leggings - Ostwald Helgason 14.dress - Emma Cook

Tripping in today's diction does not imply nearly falling over due to accidentally overlooking your step. However, even though today's slang may use the term trippin differently - there certainly is a similarity that isn't lost in translation. Psychedelic (don't worry this is not an English lesson I promise) is defined by Wikipedia (my bible - don't hate) as a derived translation from Greek root meaning 'soul-manifesting'. "The striking perception of aspects of one's mind previously unknown generating hallucinations, distortions of perception, altered states of awareness, and occasionally states resembling psychosis." Oh my. Odd to think that an entire era of paint, fashion, music, and even philosophy was inspired by the very state of trippin out. Thats like totally for sure tresridicool.

tresridicool shout outs.

Runway Spring 2012
1. Roberto Cavalli
2. Theyskens Theory
3. Roberto Cavalli

1. dress - Dion Lee
2. pants - Stella McCartney
3. escarpin - Jimmy Choo
4. dress - Manoush
5. jacket - Ostwald Helgason
6. skirt - Acne
7. scarf - Weston Scarves
8. dress - Julian J. Smith
9. blouse - Etro
10. skirt - Dion Lee
11. shoes - Bottega Veneta
12. scarf - Vivienne Westwood
13. leggings - Ostwald Helgason
14. dress - Emma Cook
15. leggings - Ostwald Helgason

song - LCD Soundsystem, I Can Change

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The Author

"Fear is not an option" those words said by DVF changed me. I was reading an interview in the Influence coffee table book by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. In the interview DVF expressed that her mother as a survivor of the Holocaust believed that living without fear was the only way to live your dream. Right then and there I decided. Fashion was where I belonged. It is an artful expression that drapes us, and each day we have a new canvas to paint.

We all have a story to tell, but for now I will share just what you need to know. I was born to an Iraqi-Czech parental unit in New York City. After ten years life lead me to live and study in other metropolis: Palm Beach, Seattle, Los Angeles... Each place with its own pace and style. It was my time spent living in Israel and traveling throughout Europe that instilled an edgy chic in my step. Today I live and love in New York City.

Creative Eye

Kim is both inspiring and natural. She was born in Paris to a Polish mother and Tunisian father who exposed her to the ever changing world of fashion. Growing up modeling for Naf Naf, her father's then company, and playing dress up in her mothers wardrobe - the stage was set for Kim. Fashion was her calling. Over the years she lived between Paris and Brussels until the fateful day she moved to LA to further pursue her education.

Having been raised in an international and entrepreneurial family Kim learned that anything is possible so long as you put forth the effort to achieve your dreams. Her passion for the artful expression of fashion lays in its interpretation. She recognizes the relevance of perspective knowing that each person has come from a different walk of life and such is the beauty of style. No two people are the same and that is to be celebrated. Like history, you need to know where fashion began to know where it is going.