Caffeinate
29.4.10
Hocus
Photography: EE Berger www.eebergerphoto.com
Hats: Hand made originals by Annica Cuppetelli
Make-up: Erika Broderdorf
Labels:
Annica Cuppetelli,
Couture,
Emily Berger,
hats
27.4.10
Dream a Little Dream
House of Raw's Dream Weavers were orignally commissioned for the Wound menswear show, last December at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Made of twigs, hemp twine and sausage casing, these sculptures were collaboratively created by Nate Czarling, Ronit Pinto and Cristin Richard. Currently, you can catch a glimpse of them in the windows of our favorite boutique, House of Chants(http://www.houseofchants.com/).
House of Raw's Dream Weavers were orignally commissioned for the Wound menswear show, last December at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Made of twigs, hemp twine and sausage casing, these sculptures were collaboratively created by Nate Czarling, Ronit Pinto and Cristin Richard. Currently, you can catch a glimpse of them in the windows of our favorite boutique, House of Chants(http://www.houseofchants.com/).
Labels:
Dream Weavers,
House of Chants,
Installation,
Window Display
Treasure Trunk'd
Top: Blanche's Tracee Mae Miller wears a Eugenia Paul piece , along side designer's Eugenia and Paul Patterson (Metrotimes photo by Cybelle Codish) Middle: Pieces from Eugenia and Paul's trunk show at House of Chants. Bottom: Eugenia and Paul at their trunk show.
Saturday night, I dropped in at House of Chants (www.houseofchants.com) for the Eugenia Paul Trunk Show. The dressing rooms were hustle bustle. I had to try on something myself, after witnessing each garnment fit like a glove on every woman who tried one on. The interesting choices of color and materials pulls you in, however it's the perfect fit that seals the deal. This husband and wife duo make beautiful music in the form of ready to wear. You can find some items online at their etsy shop, http://www.etsy.com/shop/eugeniapaul, however you may find more of a selection at House of Chants.
I purchased an indigo lace top, which I sported later that evening. You know it's a good piece when your boyfriend doesn't take note that you bought something new, yet compliments your look all night long.
Thank you Eugenia and Paul! It was a pleasure meeting you both. Can't wait to see more of your impeccable work.
Top: Blanche's Tracee Mae Miller wears a Eugenia Paul piece , along side designer's Eugenia and Paul Patterson (Metrotimes photo by Cybelle Codish) Middle: Pieces from Eugenia and Paul's trunk show at House of Chants. Bottom: Eugenia and Paul at their trunk show.
Saturday night, I dropped in at House of Chants (www.houseofchants.com) for the Eugenia Paul Trunk Show. The dressing rooms were hustle bustle. I had to try on something myself, after witnessing each garnment fit like a glove on every woman who tried one on. The interesting choices of color and materials pulls you in, however it's the perfect fit that seals the deal. This husband and wife duo make beautiful music in the form of ready to wear. You can find some items online at their etsy shop, http://www.etsy.com/shop/eugeniapaul, however you may find more of a selection at House of Chants.
I purchased an indigo lace top, which I sported later that evening. You know it's a good piece when your boyfriend doesn't take note that you bought something new, yet compliments your look all night long.
Thank you Eugenia and Paul! It was a pleasure meeting you both. Can't wait to see more of your impeccable work.
Labels:
Designer Fashion,
Eugenia Paul,
House of Chants
23.4.10
Get your disco on
Saturday, April 24th
DJs Mike Tee & Scott Zacharias
+ super anniversary surprise guest
+ disco cake
21+ $2 Cover 10pm - 5am
Saturday, April 24th
DJs Mike Tee & Scott Zacharias
+ super anniversary surprise guest
+ disco cake
21+ $2 Cover 10pm - 5am
Labels:
Disco,
Macho City,
Scott Zacharias
21.4.10
Ghost in the shell
Photography by EE Berger, www.eebergerphoto.com
Production by House of Raw
Hair and Make-up: Nicole Corfield
Model: Elizabeth Butters, http://topmagicrecords.com/artists
Dress: 100% sausage casing by Cristin Richard
20.4.10
CLOSET RAID: Little Miss BlackWORDS BY RONIT PINTO
Nearly 15 years ago Sarah Black started a printing and design company in downtown Detroit. Opening its doors in 1997, she and business partner Jason Hulce have since turned Klever Design and Printing into one of the most successful companies of its kind in the city. Servicing clients from the high-end to the underground, including good chunk of Detroit’s music scene, they have built their reputation of providing "premium quality work at competitive prices, while providing exceptional levels of personal service,” she described. Some who rely on Klever’s innovative graphics and high-quality printing include the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (Mocad); Paxahau, the producers of ‘Movement’ (Detroit’s annual electronic music formerly known as DEMF); and LiveNation.
A self-taught graphic designer and entrepreneur, Sarah also has a passion for fashion. Known for her individual style, a chic mix of modern and vintage, we captured her in her downtown loft in her wardrobe.
To many in the city Sarah is an inspiration, with doe-like beauty and business savvy brains. To us she is an ingénue, an intrigue, a muse.
3.4.10
La Pieta
Photographed by Joshua Band http://joshuabandphotography.com/
Hair and Make-up by Caroline Coburn and Sandy Alcini
Models: Danielle Etienne (blonde), Ronit Pinto (Brunette)
Dresses created by Cristin Richard
Photographed by Joshua Band http://joshuabandphotography.com/
Hair and Make-up by Caroline Coburn and Sandy Alcini
Models: Danielle Etienne (blonde), Ronit Pinto (Brunette)
Dresses created by Cristin Richard
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