Alexandra Lalic

 

Alexandra Lalic was an art historian but her career has taken a turn and now she is a fashion designer and textile technologist creating fabric from human hair.
"In aestheticising the human body, some of its parts (hair, nails, mole, ribs ...) are removed as undesirable waste - trash. Having designed clothes from recycled bio-waste, I brought it back on the human body and, moreover, I made it desirable again in a theatrical situation of a fashion show." (full interview here)
Her clothes apart from the amazing fabric have wonderful shapes and silhouettes reminiscent of Commes des Garcons. Alexandra Lalic will be showcasing work at Fashion Clash this week.

Rachel Sigmon

Outlandish, wild and colourful pieces by Rachel Sigmon. Full of fun and humour and using many of your themes of; sweets, toys and bright, bright colour.

Agatha Ruiz de La Prada III

My last post today featuring the work of Spanish fashion designer Agatha Ruiz de La Prada this time featuring hair as part of the design.

Hair First!

Above very dramatic styling by Maltese hair student.

Below and three above the Scottish team; Emma, Kelly and Christine working with their models with assistance from Mary-Jane and Colin.

Above: Danish hairstylist Janni Frederiksen working on her model's hair.

Maltese Hair Stylists creating styles for fashion show.

Preparations for the Malta fashion show at MCAST with work also from Bologna, Italy, Aarhus Denmark and Kirkcaldy Scotland. First we spent 5 hours preparing models hair, making them laugh and be happy and comfortable. As you can see there was lots of hard work but lots of fun too. (pics here)