We knew him as the previous creative director for Cacharel, were he unexpectedly got fired by the aged owner of the brand, Jean Bousquet. But last month he made his come-back with his very own label. Meet Brussels based designer Cédric Charlier. Read the rest of this entry »
3
Apr
2012
Apr
2012
The rising of Cédric Charlier
3
Jan
2011
Jan
2011
Spring-Summer 2011 trends
It’s the beginning of January so it’s list & trend time. Who’s hot, who’s not, what’s in what’s out. And of course what are the Spring-Summer 2011 trends. Read the rest of this entry »
30
Dec
2010
Dec
2010
Party like it’s 2011
It’s the 30th of December and for those who still haven’t decided what to wear tomorrow evening, there’s still some time left to do some last-minute shopping. And if you’re a good negotiator, maybe you’ll talk your way into getting a discount (the sales period can only start the 1st of January in Belgium). Read the rest of this entry »
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Mar
2010
Mar
2010
Sonny Vandevelde
Sonny Vandevelde is a Belgian-Australian fashion photographer living between Belgium and the outback. Born in Europe but raised on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. He had his first camera when he was about 7 , and really got into it more when he started school, taking pictures of friends , excursions etc…After school he went to college to further his photographic skills, but it only lasted about 3 months, as he felt he wasn’t learning anything, so he packed his bags and went to the snowy mountains with his best friend, Craig. From there he got into Sports photography, doing a lot of free style ski-ing photos, doing covers for the Australian ski magazines, and quickly got picked up to do the shootings for Quicksilver. Read the rest of this entry »
10
Mar
2010
Mar
2010
Cacharel FW10
A plexi catwalk, a voice, a schocking pink invitation. Cacharel gets an injection of youthfulness by young Belgian designer Cedric Charlier. The La Cambre graduate has been living in Paris quite a while now assisting Alber Elbaz in the Lanvin house for six years. Last year this talented young Belgian finally got his chance to step into the spotlights when he became Creative Director for one of the most ‘French’ fashion houses: Cacharel. The house was steered by a few designers the last years. Eley Kishimoto for example but the aesthetics of the English-Japanese couple didn’t wow Paris and after one season they disappeared. It’s Cedric’s second season and Cacharel becomes the young designer. He’s a fresh breath of air for the house and you notice that he did thorough research in the Cacharel archives. Read the rest of this entry »
