Martin Margiela exhibition in Antwerp

Maison Martin Margiela – Autumn-Winter 2002-2003

Hey guys, sorry for not writting for such a long time-I had a break- and  seems like things can change very quick and in a very twisted and unexpected  way.  I always thought if you choose to do something in life, you should at least learn how to do it perfectly. So here I am now, continuing my studies at the famous Antwerp fashion department from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. It has been a summer full of research and self I spent a lot of time with myself and realized so many things were going wrong.. So I decided to try and change it. I didnt really feel I was exploring and exploiting enough.. on the contrary..there were some people who put boundaries to my way of working and that;s just not acceptable. I tried to gather myself this summer and refind the things that I was close to, put them in a portfolio and try my luck in Antwerp.

So here I am now, trying to make a living out of it!

I’d love to share with you all my fashion experiences here in Belgium…It’s a place full of surprise and interesting people.

The first thing I’d like to mention is the Martin Margiela exhibition at Momu (The Mode Museum which is part of the Modenatie building, along with the fashion department of the Royal Academy ) , which I havent seen yet- but its on my to do  list for this week. The exhibition will be available until the 8th of February..

I’ll keep you posted and make a review after I’ve seen it.

picture from wallpaper.com

GREYday

Honestly, there are dull days when the only solution for an outfit is grey. I’m talking about those mornings when I just don’t feel like getting out of bed.. When people around don’t seem to understand. They don’t even try- they don’t quite care- it’s you’re business- you deal with it yourself!!! that’s what I call.. GreyDay.

Through definition- GreyDay means- tired, bored, not giving a fuck, dressing all grey, having a bad hair day, not wearing make-up, hating everyone.

Foggy Bucharest

Putting your trust in somebody who doesn’t deserve it has the same result as tickling an elephant.