Sunday Readings.

Flipping through the September issue of Marie Claire Italia, I run across the editorial 101 Idee (101 Ideas), perfect to share.

 

Pictures: Marie Claire, Settembre 2009, Italia

The Fashion and Textile Museum - London

Today visit at The Fashion and Textile Museum of London. If you have the chance to come here in the city, really go. 

The exhibition of the moment is Undercover: the evolution of underwear.

And, as the description on the website says, "it traces the evolution of underwear from health garment, shape definer to fashion ‘must have’. It explores a number of themes such as boudoir to everyday glamour [...]; research and innovation’s impact on the types of underwear we wear; and how the changing face of underwear advertising and marketing meshes with social and cultural changes. The exhibition presents a visual demonstration of how female underwear has evolved as women’s role in society changed. It encompasses the changing trends from the ‘flatten it’ to the ‘push it up’ to the ‘let it all hang out’! Undercover contains some exquisite pieces from a wide range of private and public collections..."

And here they go!

And, as always, here you have my favourites:

There was also an A-M-A-Z-I-N-G bodysuit from La Perla, but unfortunatly I have no pictures of it. Such a shame because it was the most beautiful piece of the entire exhibition.

Credits: Kristin Sinclair

H&M Magazine - Autumn 2009

And here we again!

I never paid much attention to the H&M Magazine, but I have to admit that the ideas of the next Fall/Winter Collection are kind of interesting.

First of all, I fell in love with this outfit:

The tshirt, the leather dress, the necklace...everything is in the right place. 

And tshirts seem to be the wear-with-everything-you-can item of the season: they even look good paired with a Chanel-style jacket!

Finally, a tshirt again: the details of the shounders needs to be seen for real, so I definetly have plan a visit to the H&M store one of the next days. Summer never started here in London, so I better start thinking about the winter.

Source: www.h&m.com