Showing posts with label 1980's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1980's. Show all posts
11/29/12
Jewel Tone Juxtaposition
As a stylist, brought on board and strictly outsourced from America, working with such a uniquely in-demand market in South Asia is a dream come true. In the midst of obtaining my Indian Visa, and a few American holidays interference the delays in sorting the Visa in time for our scheduled project, added a second plot to the original plan. Thus, leading to a once in a lifetime opportunity of styling a music video remotely from LA. Eager to expand my network, and openly obliging, I found myself on an intriguing journey full of rich culture, and a crystal clear perspective on international brand development. This experience in short, has already become life-changing. Thus leading to my December travel plans to Mumbai to finish some of the work we've already started.
In staying true to an amalgamation of both Western American and South Asian sensibilities, I chose to delve into my own fashion-forward bliss of unchartered waters and unlimited brand-building imagination. With a goal in mind to develop a unique platform for my client centering around her Indian and UK demographic to bring commercial appeal to her music. In the midst of a transformative rebrand, it is about fostering a fresh approach that embraces the clothing staples of Indian fashion, yet with an original vision. Creatively, I handpicked my most favorite silhouettes, colors, and styles that I'd love to watch dominate the next season.
With a strong eye for American presentation, I opted for beautifully tailored jackets with sharp lines, and strikingly bold native prints as the strength of look #3. Equally inspired by floral tones, voluminous elements and contrasting black color to evoke a "powerful" message not only through voice, but color. The importance in mind of transitioning from a golden-goddess approach from look #2 - and moving into an edgier, more contrasting style, leaves room for the most creativity and imagination.
Essentially motivated by pop culture, and vintage 90's oversized patterns, I wanted her final look to complete the series with a slight androgynous inspiration. Feeling moved by the obvious menswear moments of the Spring Summer 2013 Indian runways - lead me to an ultra edgy introduction of sheer sex-appeal. One of the most feminine ways to re-work a boxy menswear silhouette, is to pair it with the right peek of skin. In this case, sheer leggings shall be quite paramount.
With a completely individual artist vision combining fashion looks #1, 2, and 3, and a stellar rebrand package, we are more than set to launch her product for the new year. With the help of copious amounts of resources, it feels brilliant to see my work unfold into the creative and strategic journey that will ultimately help define my client's voice. The adventure continues, and I anticipate sharing the coming chapter of what's next for the transformation.
XOXO,
♥ Styliiista x
10/29/12
Homage To Vintage Versace-
Lately, I've been wanting to play around with more color. Fusing styling techniques that pay homage to some of the most influential fashion labels in hip hop and R&B music dating back to the early to mid 1980s.
In this inspiration, I've been looking to find a way to give the glory to some of my favorite 1980's labels, yet re-create some of the style inspirations from my favorite vintage prints such as Versace -and redefine the look in a way that makes it my own. As a fashion stylist, I am responsible for taking a trend and twisting it in a way that makes sense, and encourages increase in market growth and brand accessibility.
As a trendsetter, I am held accountable for taking specific brands and highlighting them in such fashion that helps generate greater exposure and public awareness of their label. I love my job! There is nothing more fulfilling that spending endless hours in research, and finding fashion and styling concepts that paint a picture of a vision, which translates into an actual storyline. When the book has the right packaging, the future is bright and anything is possible.
The styling inspiration above is designed for a new client - and for their look number one of four for their first music video - as I've been brought onto the team as artist re-branding to help market their image as a new female rap group. The focus here, is to give them a style that sets them apart from their peers. The song is called, "Booty Pop" which we're filming day two of today. I'll have some screen caps of the physical looks inspired by the moodboard to share very soon. XOXO, Ja'Niya
11/10/11
5/17/11
Defined Vintage
1/4/11
The Sorcerer's Suit
AVANT GARDE \ VINTAGE INSPIRATION...

Gia: 1980's fastest rising supermodel is truly an unforgettable beauty!
♥ Styliiista xxxxx
Labels:
1980's,
beauty,
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gia,
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january 2011,
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1/24/10
celebratinghistory
Self Service editorial for June 09 covers A/W 2009 fashion trends, in all of it's striking glory. This story captures the essence of the 1980's. Beautiful teamwork & collaboration(s)! ♥ x











*fashiongonerogue
Photographer: Richard Burdg
Model: Elise Crombez
Fashion Editor/Stylist: Marie Chaix
♥ XO Styliiista











*fashiongonerogue
Photographer: Richard Burdg
Model: Elise Crombez
Fashion Editor/Stylist: Marie Chaix
♥ XO Styliiista
1/13/10
//WILD SIDE//
Stunning December 2009 editorial for Vogue Germany titled "Karma Chameleon" is off on a wild side with animal prints, liquid red patent leather body suits, zippers and skin...there's an ode to the 80's feeling prevalent in this story, which I ♥ x.





* Source: Models
Photographer: Alice Hawkins
Model(s): Madisyn Ritland, Katie Fogarty, Allen Roth
Fashion Editor/Stylist: Katie Mossman
Hairstylist: Leonardo Manetti
Makeup Artist: Tyron Machhausen
♥ XO Styliiista





* Source: Models
Photographer: Alice Hawkins
Model(s): Madisyn Ritland, Katie Fogarty, Allen Roth
Fashion Editor/Stylist: Katie Mossman
Hairstylist: Leonardo Manetti
Makeup Artist: Tyron Machhausen
♥ XO Styliiista
Labels:
1980's,
december 2009,
fashion editorial,
january 2010,
models,
vogue,
vogue germany
1/3/10
80's Style A La Mode
Lately I've been giving loads of coverage on 70's and 80's style icons. As a trend purveyor, there are a myriad of reasons to feature visuals from the early trendsetters as they play a vital role in the future of fashion. Lisa Bonet [as Denise Huxtable] from the wonderful 80's sitcom The Huxtables was a fearless style icon of her days. As a child, I wanted to be her. I am seeing this late 80's early 90's style spin right back around (especially with European trendsetters forward fashion) and I am completely enthused by the re-emergence of the Denise Huxtable character of nomad and gypsy style fashion! With the wave of this iconic trend surfacing, you can place your bets on the resurgence of the asymmetrical patterned Cosby sweaters, they are next! ♥ x




*Source: google
♥ XO Styliiista XO




*Source: google
♥ XO Styliiista XO
Labels:
1980's,
denise huxtable,
style icon,
vintage
12/28/09
L'Homage To 70's Style Icon
As the world of fashion evolves, rarely do (most) people pay homage to the ones that came before us. Style icon, rock star and legend, Deborah Harry of (70's/80's rock group Blondie) is one of the original female rock stars to push the envelope of style and break the mold of fashion trends in the 70's & 80's. She has influenced musicians and celebrities over the past couple decades such as: Christina Aguilera, Madonna, Gwen Stefani, Ashlee Simpson, Lady Gaga, supermodel Agnes Deyn, Kate Moss and Actress Lindsey Lohan, Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen. As we've clearly seen modern variations of vintage Debbie Harry and her fashion influence throughout several decades following these golden era's. Let us not forget 'Harry' and her role in making fashion history. ♥









































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Labels:
1970's,
1980's,
deborah harris,
fashion icon,
music videos,
style icon,
vintage
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