Fashion Studio Magazine: INTERIOR REPORT

By Ana Kippel

Polish design

Photos courtesy of DesignTO

TORONTO, ON – This exhibition was organized to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the restoration of Polish sovereignty. This unique exhibition shows contemporary design and classic and shows the highly talented work of many Polish artist. Use of different art styles and different media like painting, graphic design, woodworking, photography and illustration. 100 objects are displayed in chronological order and beautifully presented. Certain materials and shapes reappear in this exhibition.

Sarenka children’s chair 1943 Artist: Iwona Chmielewska / Designed by: Wladyslaw Wincze and Olgierd Szlekys

(Photo courtesy of Adrianna Ormonde Cacciatore)

This Sarenka chair was mass-produced until the 1980s and was a staple in most households and preschools. Some of these chairs were then exported and the design spread around the world.

Below is a photo of the most valuable piece in the exhibition.

Ludwik dishwashing liquid (photo courtesy of Adrianna Ormonde Cacciatore)

Produced by the INCO United household group in Warsaw, Ludwik detergent was known to keep dishes clean and shiny. It first appeared on the Polish market in 1964 and the first version was available in a mint version in a 250 ml glass bottle with a decorative label. In 1971 the shape and color of the cap were changed. In the mid-1990s, all Ludwik bottles had a multicolored print on modern French screens. In 2004 Ludwik was refreshed again … the shape of the bottle and the graphic design were changed … and so on. This bottle has really changed over time. The value is unknown. And I’ve never been so excited about soap.

Another piece that I found very interesting and entertaining was the one from 1963 Bambino gramophone, also known as a turntable, yes millennia! … a real turntable. Isn’t it cute? The name Bambino (baby) comes from Italy and this music box was extremely popular. It only played records and weighed no more than 8 kg, which made it portable. The sound quality was not the best, but it guaranteed a good old time.

Bambino gramophone, 1963. Designed by: Bogdan Ciesielski, Bernard Kowalski, Jerzy Radwański. Produced by: Fonica RadioFactory in Łódź (photo courtesy of DesignTO)

This Massada frame (Picture below) are round with a classic shape … which means … it will never go out of style. Glasses are an everyday necessity, not just an accessory … well, for me anyway. Unusual and cool Katarzyna uses special techniques to design her sunglasses with a non-strategic twist by this artist with a cool feeling forever.

Massada Spectacle Frames designed by: Katarzyna Kupinska

Produced by Massada; Artist: Marianna Sztyma 2014

Lamp, 1962. Designed by: Apolinary Gałecki. Produced by: Municipal Metal Factory No. 2 for the local industry in Warsaw

(Photo courtesy of DesignTO)

Illustration by Emilia Dziubak. RM58 armchair, 1958. Designed by: Roman Modzelewski. Produced by: Vzor (new edition)

Photo courtesy of DesignTO

Relaks Boots, 1972. Designer unknown. Produced by: Podhale Innovative Leather Industry Factory

(Photo courtesy of DesignTO)

Object: RM58 armchair, 1958. Designed by: Roman Modzelewski. Produced by: Vzor (new edition); Photo: SFW-1 Sanok Bus, 1958. Designed by: Zdzisław Beksiński. Produced by: Sanowag Sanok Wagon Factory (Autosan since 1958)

Photo courtesy of DesignTO

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Fashion Studio Magazine: NEW YORK FASHION WEEK

By Eva Fydrych

Asia Fashion Collection (AFC)

Made his 7th annual NYFW show

Chalisa (photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

NEW YORK – Let’s take a look at some of the highlights of New York Fashion Week, one of the most important fashion events in February.

Organized by Vantan Inc. and PARCO. Co. Ltd., Asia fashion collection The FW20 made its debut on February 10, 2020 in NYFW and showed both men’s and women’s clothing. Seven brands unveiled their collections during the runway show. All brands and designers come from Asian countries:

3) ito by Kurumi Ito, Taisho Takenaka – Japan @iiitttooo

4) zizi shi by Chaohua Shi – Parsons (born in China)

5) Chalisa by Chalisa Anekvorakul – Thailand @ccchalisa

KTOKA (photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

KTOKA (photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

Over 360 guests, consisting of press and buyers from all over the world, visited the trade fair and applauded every aspiring designer from Asia.

Notable participants included::

Business of fashion, WWD español, WWD Japan, Harper’s Bazaar Italy, glamor, Grazia, VICE, dazed, Instyle Thailand, Salvatore Ferragamo, Estee Lauder, Covergirl, Briogeo, Bergdorf Goodman, Saks fifth avenue, Moda OPERANDI, Macy’s, MTV, fashion TV France, Latin American fashion television, Fox News, Huffington Post, Kamiah Adams (spouse of NBA player Bradley Beal), Erin Gibbs (Fox News), Amir Arison (actor, director), Cognac Wellerlane, Chris Lavish (Fashion Week Online). com), Jason C. Peters, Ka Wa Key, official rebrand, Kanako Takase, Amin & Amir Butlers (@butlertwin_)

VEGAN TIGER (photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

VEGAN TIGER (photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

About the Asia Fashion Collection (AFC)

An incubation project created and supported by Vantan Inc. and PARCO in collaboration with other Asian-based partners. AFC is passionate about expanding the reach of the fashion industry by promoting the growth of the continent’s most promising emerging designers. The purpose of AFC is to discover and promote young designers from Asia.

AFC’s judges include: Kaname Murakami (Editor-in-Chief, WWD Japan), Masaya Kubota (Director of First Business Affairs, BEAMS), Daiki Nakane (TOKYO BASE STUDIOUS Brand Director / Buyer), Chihiro Sekine (Merchandiser for women, Isetan Mitsukoshi ), and Fumiya Yoshinouchi (Editor / Director, fashionsnap.com)

ito (Photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

ito (Photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

About Vantan Inc.

The history of Vantan started over 53 years ago in a small garage in Ebisu, Tokyo. Under the leadership of a team of visionary professionals, Vantan now offers a wide range of programs for creative arts. These include fashion, hair styling, make-up art, cosmetology, graphic design, film, photography, game design, animation, manga, sound design and culinary arts. With more than 195,000 graduates to date, Vantan’s unique approach to practical, business-oriented training has made the company an avant-garde institution.

Notable alumni are: Kunihiko Morinaga (designer / owner, LVMH finalist ANREALAGE 2019), Kanako Takase (makeup artist), Daiki Suzuki (owner / designer, engineered garments)

zizi shi (Photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

zizi shi (Photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

About PARCO CO., LTD.

Since Ikebukuro PARCO was founded in 1969, they have actively tried to present culture in all forms. Although they mainly deal with fashion, they also deal with music, visual art and drama and have given the consumer culture a touch of color overall. These initiatives have become established PARCO as a creative space that enables them to attract a large number of people with enormous talent. Together they expand a circle of creativity that paves the way for the next cultural movement.

Chalisa (photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

Chalisa (photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

Chalisa (photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

SEANNUNG (photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

ANANA tie Sayim (Photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

ANANA tie Sayim (Photo courtesy of Hunter Arthur / AFC)

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SAVE THE DATE – TORONTO

Press release

Artist project

20-23 February 2020

Graphic by Celine Gabrielle (Photo courtesy of Artist Project)

TORONTO, ON – Toronto’s most popular art fair returns February 20-23and brings artists from different disciplines together to showcase their talents at the 13th Annual Meeting Artist project. Hosted in Better residential centerThe contemporary art fair opens its doors to gallery owners, curators, collectors, art lovers and new art lovers to connect with over 300 emerging or established Canadian and international artists.

The gallery-style shopping experience connects guests closely with artists for a more personal experience with art and offers trend-setting pieces such as See top trends for the artist project 2020:

trend:: Bold brush strokes: This trend is the use of a distinctive brush stroke by the artists in their work, which makes them feel very tactile, deliberate and expressive.

Photos courtesy of Faulhaber Communications (Click to enlarge)

trend:: nostalgia: This trend is the use of nostalgia to either try to reconcile identity and past family history, or to preserve the past in our rapidly evolving society.

Photos courtesy of Faulhaber Communications

trend:: Folklore, fantasy & stories: This trend is the use of folklore, fantasy and narrative aesthetics by the artist as a starting material for influencing technology, theme and symbolism.

Photos courtesy of Faulhaber Communications

trend:: Women who represent women: This trend highlights women who represent other women or ideas about feminism and feminine identity in their work.

Photos courtesy of Faulhaber Communications

trend:: Grayscale: A clear turnaround in large, bold paintings. This trend is the use of shades of gray in works of art. The motif is moved forward by removing the color.

Photos courtesy of Faulhaber Communications

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Fashion Studio Magazine: BEAUTY MANUAL

By Helen Bradford

5 makeup hacks

This emphasizes your best facial features

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W.Omens have used form for centuries since ancient times and they still use it for numerous reasons. The reason why makeup has remained such a popular trend is that it has some powerful features, including the ability to hide certain imperfections, improve the best facial features, and reflect creativity when used properly. Women use makeup because it has a strengthening effect on their self-confidence and self-image. The key to a natural, little-improved look is knowing what and how to accentuate to look gorgeous. Read on to find out more Make-up hacks that emphasize your best facial features.

Wear a minimal or light base

While on the subject Beauty hacks every woman needs to knowwe should start from the basics, d. H. the base. If you are blessed with clear and smooth skin, use it as your main weapon. Do not lay a heavy foundation on it. Instead, just hydrate your skin and skip the foundation part. You can never look more natural than without a base! And if you still want some coverage, apply a BB cream or light foundation to give your face a fresh look. Remember to end your basic routine with a translucent powder for a long time. It goes without saying that beautiful skin and thus the overall appearance are based on proper skin care and cleaning.

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Emphasize your eyes

Many people are guided by the famous old saying “eyes are the windows to the soul” and the first thing they notice about people is their eyes. We should really pay attention to how we want to present ourselves and our eyes. So you can try to emphasize your eyes with colors that complement your eye color. For example, if you have green eyes, the best colors for you to highlight the color of your eyes are different shades of taupes, purples, and browns. If you have blue eyes, the most suitable colors for you are all shades of brown, orange and coral. Brown eyes, on the other hand, work well for bronzes, copper and gold, while hazel eyes are best suited to shades such as gold, brown and green. When it comes to eye makeup, there are numerous options. You can wear a smoky eye or improve your look by adding a bold cat eyeliner that will make your overall look even more sexy!

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Let your lips burst

Even if you’re not wearing any other makeup, a full, strong lip is something that sets you apart from the crowd. However, before we get to color, we need to cover some basics. Women who are blessed with fuller and more voluminous lips usually have problems with dry and cracked lips, which you want to avoid. A sure way to avoid this is to treat your lips with products. Make sure you exfoliate regularly to remove the dead skin cells and remember to moisturize them afterwards. When you’ve finished preparing your pout, you’re ready for this lipstick. Sketch your lips and only then fill them out with a suitable lipstick. It is important that you choose your products wisely when it comes to products that get directly on your skin. As for your lips, it’s best if Use organic lipstickbecause it contains only natural ingredients and lasts a long time. Add some shine to make your lips appear fuller, and gently brush a small powder highlighter from your Cupid’s bow.

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Shape your brows

Brows are an important feature of the face and therefore we have to pay special attention to them. Brows outline and define our face. If you’re blessed with natural, full brows, don’t be afraid to show them off. Make sure they always look neat and combed. You can use an eyebrow gel to tame untamed hair. However, if your eyebrows are too thin and unusually shaped, make sure to shape them and add some volume with brow gels, pomades, tattoo markers, or brow powder.

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Add some volume to your eyelashes

The most feminine facial features are definitely our eyelashes. We can only emphasize our eyes with mascara. When it comes to eyelashes, the first step is to curl them with a heated curler. The second step is that you need to brush off some powder to make it longer, and then apply a layer of mascara from both bottom and top in gentle side-to-side movements to separate the lashes. When the first layer dries, it’s time for the second layer of mascara. This applies to both our upper and lower eyelash lines.

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If you know what your best properties are and how you can improve them by applying makeup, you’re sure to look natural, fresh, and radiant without giving the impression that you’re trying too hard to get that effect .

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Fashion Studio Magazine: MARKETING TIPS

By Alexa Marino

This will keep your audience in suspense

with your content

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T.The statement “content is king” has proven to be true. Professionals from a variety of industries Report with Content marketing with a big impact. In addition, technical innovations have made it easier to create different types of content. Indeed, statistics show Video will roughly matter 80% of all web traffic in 2020.

Content is effective because it enables brands to inform or entertain users. Sometimes it does both. Instead of openly advertising to consumers (which most do not estimate) brands can offer them something valuable.

If users are concerned with their content, this is the case. Just like iOS and Android app development company Businesses have to think outside the box to attract users. Companies have to be smart about how to address customers. As more companies turn to these marketing tactics, competition will continue to grow. Brands need to know what their customers want in order for their content to be noticed. Understanding some psychological principles can help.

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The BJ Fogg model

Trying to get people to pay attention to and deal with your content is essentially the same as trying to get them to change their behavior (or at least adopt a new one). To achieve this goal, it is helpful to refer to it BJ Fogg’S Behavioral model. According to Fogg, a behavioral researcher at Stanford University, a person will adopt new behavior if there are three factors: motivation, ability, and trigger.

Let’s look at an example to demonstrate how the Fogg model can be applied to content marketing. Maybe you’re a marketer for a fitness brand that publishes training videos on YouTube frequently. A person interested in getting fit already has the motivation to exercise, and most likely has the ability. A warning from yours Youtube channel When a new video is uploaded, it can serve as a trigger.

The Fogg model can be adapted to practically all types of content. It only requires certain conditions to be met. The more a person deals with valuable content, the more they benefit from it. This creates a reward cycle that gives them a bigger reason to deal with it again in the future.

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Maintain loyalty

Examples like the above show how you can use psychology to make people aware of your content. That is, for Content marketing In order to be successful, consumers have to deal with your content regularly. In other words, you need a loyal base.

For this reason, it is important not to overlook some of the key practices of content marketing. You still need to make sure that your content adds real value to users. You need to rigorously test different approaches to determine what type of content your customers respond to most positively.

Therefore, it is always necessary to understand exactly what your customers want before planning a strategy. When they rely on psychological principles, they can perceive your content, but creating something that really engages them on a consistent basis is key to ensuring that they continue to deal with it.

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Fashion Studio Magazine: FASHION EVENTS

By Eva Fydrych

The art of fashion

By FGI Toronto

Photos by Oleg Hmelnits Photography and courtesy of FGI Toronto

The event was a celebration of art, fashion and creative design and featured Canadian artists and designers like Art by Amer SM. PETER TRIANTOS. Jessica Gorlicky. RONS Creative (Ronald Stevens). Art of the marina. Padina Bondar. Madaleine Nelson. Sabina Fenn. Eva Fydrych (byEvaF) and many more.

All photos by Oleg Hmelnits Photography (Click to enlarge)

All photos by Oleg Hmelnits Photography

ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER

Oleg HmelnitsPassion is live photography of all kinds. His vision is supported by nine years of experience in recording various happy occasions, live music events, advertising and advertising photos.

He works as a freelance photographer in Toronto, Canada, and is available for all types of photo shoots and projects.

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