burlesque style

After studying Fashion Design for five years German artist Peggy Wolf decided that she loved drawing fashionable women more than making clothes for them. So after graduation in 2004 she began doing freelance illustration work...read more

Sumptuousness’ Italian leather unites with sparkling classic lines and a classical palette for a timeless handbag only Bottega Veneta could make.read more

Lithuanian artist Natalie Shau is focusing on beautiful and dark heroines, disturbing little girls in rococo settings, solitary witches and sad ballerinas, haunting visions and nightmares brought all together in digital media...read more

Darren Hopes was always an illustrator. He had no doubt about what career he should choose, but, despite his feelings, he ended up studying photography. "Jem Southam came along and (...) showed me cut up photographs, constructed images,...read more

Belgian artist Jonas De Ro has a bachelor degree and a master degree in audio-visual arts and his portfolio includes works from various fields like concept art, animation, matte painting, photography, visual effects and sound design. Without...read more

You could say that the January 2008 issue of German Vogue is an art dedicated number, judging only by these two photoshoots done by photographer Alexi Lubomirski. Avantgarde looks sit along burlesque "frou frou" outfits. ...read more

No matter the color or texture, 60s inspired clothing is this year's main theme. I think this is atrend that is going to stay many seasons in the mainstream. Due to its elegant simplicity, 60s style is a timeless look and most of the clothes you will...read more