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contents

66the truth

48pavli stylecampaign

shoot

76berlin

fashionweek

72claudiaportelli

54love brand

& co.

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bold issueCREDITS

Creative Director:Pavli Medvedova

Art Director:Nicholas Cutajarnicodesign

Editor:Gerald Fenech

Written Contributors:Alexia Fenech Stephanie LauriMaria Michela

let’s be social!

This issue is for all bold and brave people out there. It’s the beginning of the year and this year is going to be a big year for Pavli Magazine. Last year I managed to publish 2 issues, this year I am determined to get Pavli Magazine out every 2

months – that makes it 6 issues of real style by real people! Yeah baby!

In this issue you will find unique photography, Spring trends you should definitely look out for, mytrip to Berlin Fashion Week in pictures and the new campaign for PavliStyle.com with doughnuts andchocolate!

They say you must be the change you want to see in the world. This is my bit. I want the world to bemore creative, collaborative and BOLD place we all live in! What’s your bit?

Enjoy!

Love Pavli xxx

#pavlistyleme@pavlistyle.com@pavlistyle

Pavli Magazine is a bi-monthly digital & print magazine about fashion, style, art, and people.Views expressed in this magazine are not necessarily the views of the publisher and pavlistyle.com is not responsible for any repercussions that arise from these views.

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MYPROJECTION

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MYPROJECTION

Photography: Stephen VellaModel: Estelle Abela @supernova

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Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot

for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s

Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013?Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes

All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot

for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s

Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes

All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot

for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s

Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013?

Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it

Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013?

SPRING

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Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot

for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s

Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013?Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes

All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot

for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s

Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes

All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot

for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s

Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013?

Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013? Bring Back the 90s Fluoro Fun Make it

Shine Ga Ga for Graphics Power to the Sixties Stripes All The Way White Washed What’s hot for Spring 2013?

TRENDS

by Alexia Fenech

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ASOS 90’s Crop with Hologram Spotasos.com

Balmainluisaviaroma.com

Dsquared

Designer Inspiration: Ashish, Balmain, Topshop Unique, JW Anderson

ASOS Jumbo ID Necklaceasos.com

Balmainluisaviaroma.com

Balmainluisaviaroma.com

Go bold with

maximal accessories

as seen on catwalk

at Dsquared2 for

evening.

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Bring Back the 90sAll about baggy jeans, acid wash and shredded denim,

strappy tops, slip dresses, padded shoulders, high-waisted trousers, and minimalist tailoring...

MangoDenim Biker Jacket

mango.com

Topshop Unique

Jimmy ChooTokyo Netted Glitter Fabric Sneakers mytheresa.com

Designer Inspiration: Ashish, Balmain, Topshop Unique, JW Anderson

This trend is perfect mixer with other trends such as white, shine, neon.

Laid back, effortless

look – messy hair

and bare face, large

retro eye-glasses or

sunglasses.

Balmainluisaviaroma.com

Balmainluisaviaroma.com

Ashish

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Fluoro FunNot for minimalists.

Tone on tone loud colors for a bang-on-trend look.

Combine with a shine

trend for fabulous

evening wear – a neon

pink blouse tucked into

a shiny sequin skirt.

Tone it down: with a pastel

colour such as peach, mint or nude tones.

ACNEAlma Mid Heel Pull On Leather Ankle Bootmy-wardrobe.com

LindexCardigan

lindex.com

ACNE

Osman

Dior

Match your accessories with your outfit or tone it down with nude sandals.

New LookTurquoise Piped Envelope Clutchnewlook.com

Mcq Alexander McqueenMesh stitch dress matchesfashion.com

J.CrewCrystal and resin

tile necklacenet-a-porter.com

Designer Inspiration: House of Holland, Osman, Oscar de la Renta, Acne

Dior

House of Holland

Oscar de la Renta

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Day: wear neutral hues to tone down

the shine with a bold berry lip. Hair should

be kept basic.

Burberry Prorsum Gladstone Metallic Leather Totemytheresa.com

boohooRuby Midi Metallic Pleated Skirtboohoo.com

Metallic footwear and accessories are a huge hit.

Miu MiuCat eye glittered acetate and metal sunglassesnet-a-porter.com

Designer Inspiration: Christian Dior, Viktor & Rolf, Burberry Prorsum, Diane von Furstenberg

Burberry Prorsum

Diane von Furstenbeg

Viktor & Rolf

Burberry Prorsum

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Make it ShineIridescent, shiny fabrics for day and night.

Night: Go bold by wearing

statement colors such as

Pantone’s color of the year

2013 – emerald green,

bright orange or turquoise

– dare to use bright

eye-shadows as seen on

catwalk at Dior.

ASOS Launch Pointed Ballet Flatsasos.com

ASOS T-Shirt in Metallic Foilasos.com

Stella MacCartneySilver Hologram iPadstellamccartney.com

Viktor & Rolf

Burberry Prorsum

Versace

Ga Ga for GraphicsGreat fun for the risk-takers.

The crazier the prints the better.

The mild bunch:

theme bold tops

with basic trousers

or a basic tee with

a graphic skirt for

a soft take on the

trend.

Peter PilottoDamask-print cropped

box jacketmatchesfashion.com

ASOS Midi Bodycon in Coloured Graphic Printasos.com

ASOS Bird Doorknocker Earringsasos.com

Mary Katrantzou

Dries Van Noten

Mary Katrantzou

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Hair, make-up and accessories must be either kept to a minimum or blinged out to the max.

LindexTrousers

lindex.com

PreenSims Floral Paintdrip Printed

Duchesse Satin Full Skirtmy-wardrobe.com

Marni EditionContrast Print Totemytheresa.com

Zara Printed Sandals

zara.com

Designer Inspiration: Mary Katrantzou, Marc Jacobs, Dries Van Noten, Holly Fulton

Holly Fulton

Mary Katrantzou

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Designer Inspiration: Prada, PPQ, Louis Vuitton, Moschino

PradaCat eye acetate sunglassesnet-a-porter.com

Collette by Collette DinniganSanta Fe lovers lace topmatchesfashion.com

Moschino

Prints are crazier

than ever before.

Backcombing

and messy

fringes.

Moschino

Louis Vuitton

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Power to the SixtiesRetro has never looked so good.

Sexy playful edge.Higher hemlines to shift dresses.

The flower power trend takes shape in form of appliqués and broderie anglaise.

Bold red lip – as seen at Prada.

Designer Inspiration: Prada, PPQ, Louis Vuitton, Moschino

ASOS Shift Dress with Panel Detailasos.com

Miu MiuTwo-Tone Leather

Handbagmytheresa.com

Moschino Prada

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Designer Inspiration: Oscar de la Renta, Vivienne Westwood Red Label, Michael Kors, Marc Jacobs

All types of stripes –

vertical, horizontal,

diagonal or a crazy

mash-up of different

stripes.

For the adventurous fashionistas: steer clear of black &

white combo but move onto new colors such as

cherry, navy and grass green.

Introduce stripe in your evening wear as seen at Oscar de la Renta.

Marc JacobsStripey Lips Scarfmytheresa.com

MaxMaraDomino dress

matchesfashion.com

Marc Jacobs

Michael Kors

Oscar de la Renta

Dior

Stripes All The WayStripes hold on strong and appear again for Spring/

Summer 2013 in all shapes and styles from basic tees, to midi skirts and evening gowns.

For a mild take on the trend: a striped

blazer adds zest to your daywear. Theme with basic tee and tailored

trousers.

ZaraStriped Shopper Bagzara.com

ASOS Sequin Stripe Jacketasos.com

boohooNail Stickerboohoo.com

New LookRed and White Stripe 3/4 Sleeve Shirtnewlook.com

MK7

Marc Jacobs

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LindexBlouselindex.com

ASOS Trousers with Cuff Hemasos.com

MuglerCotton Faille Asymmetric

Jacketluisaviaroma.com

Alexander Wang

Victoria Beckham

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White WashedThe Spring/Summer 2013 staple colour and the end of colour spectrum: white.

Either go for draped and fluid silhouettes – romantic

blouses, draped silks or crisp and clean styles – sharp tailored pieces

or structured shoulders, balloon style skirts

Keep hair

simple

– no fuss style.

Tabitha Simmons Wicked boots

matchesfashion.com

Tory BurchAmanda bagtoryburch.com

Prabal Gurung

Jil Sander

Victoria Beckham

Alexander Wang

Designer Inspiration: Victoria Beckham, Alexander Wang, Prabal Gurung, Jil Sander

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What’s hot for Spring 2013?The Highlights

Jewellery: sparkly and shiny for the neck, dangling and bold for the ears, rigid and stiff for the arms. Stock up on: chain details, colour accents and anything that screams embellished and luxurious.

Collarless: bye, bye collars on blouses or shirts. High-necked, round-neck or plunging, collarless shirts and blouses replace the traditional shirt. Slash necked tops replace the v-neck and round neck tees.

The Skirt:Midi all the way! Or else, Super short or floor-sweeping. No in-betweens. Mix and match fabrics, textured and patterns to your heart’s content.

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The Crop:Bare midriffs and cropped trousers are all in! Make sure your figure is suited though. Proportion is key to mastering this trend.

Accessories: Bold and attention-seeking. Shiny and loud. Perspex is huge – be it Perspex clutch bags or even Perspex chunky heels – accessories should scream ‘look at me!!’.

The Jacket: the modern take on the classic jacket is the introduction of curved shoulders, loads of volume and different textures such as satin, boucle’ and lace.

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Born in 1987, Karl Cutajar started exploring fashion photography

some 3 years ago. His work has also very recently been featured in Vogue Photo Italia, marking it as

the best of the best.

“There is so much more to photography than just hitting the shutter. Each final photo

is the end result of a laborious feat, masterminding all the

different elements that make up the perfect picture – lights, location, Look, model, framing,

and many other factors. The end result is a fluid image captured at the perfect moment in time, flawlessly conveying a message

of inherent beauty.”

www.lama.com.mt

Karl

Cutajar

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DEVINE

Model: Estelle Abela - Supernova models MaltaPhotographer: Karl Cutajar Stylist: Chanel Camilleri - Bon Ton Fashionista Hair Stylist: Pat Bugeja Makeup: Steph Lauri Caroline Vassallo - Erin Coal

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whattowear

Mixing elegant pieces with sporty ones is the A thing.

New Look

Chanel

Nicholas Kirkwood

Topshop

Zara

Wear your LBD and

throw an embellished

bomber jacket on.

Wear your

hi-tops

wedge

sneakers

and you

are ready

to run the

show!

Invest in bomber jacket.

Zara

...and this is how you wear it!

Nowlick your doughnut

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The spring / summer 2013 trends have graced the catwalks and whether you love it or hate it the bold lip trend is still very much a hit. Red lips are seen on the catwalks of Burberry, Prada and Oscar de la Renta. Shades are ranging from scarlet’s and pink hued reds to dark cherry’s.

First step on choosing red lipstick is know your skin colour: Look at the colour of your veins (inner arm) if you have blue veins, your skin is cool-toned; if they are green coloured, it’s warm-toned. A blue-based colour has a cool undertone, while an orange-based colour will have a warm undertone.

1. Apply lip liner to prevent the lipstick bleeding.

2. Use a lipstick brush to apply lipstick within the lip liner.

3. Blot the lips with a tissue

4. Reapply the lipstick

If you are going to use gloss, apply a very small amount in the middle of your lip.

HOT SS2013 SPRING/SUMMER TREND

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2012: the re-emergence of fashion.

Three budding designers mark the way for new imagination and outstanding glamour.

2012 will make it in the history books. Not only about the hullabaloo concerning the end of the world, the world disasters, the Arab Springs and the tragic deaths of many people, but also about the wonderful contribution many creative people have made to the fashion world.

Their names are common, their imagination stupendous and their designs outstanding! Felicity Brown, Wes Gordon and Mary Katrantzou all have one thing in common – the desire to design wonderful clothes.

by MAriA MiChELA

Felicity Brown

This British designer gained a thorough experience of fashion whilst working with Alberta Ferretti, Mulberry and Lanvin. After working for such important names, she decided to set up her own label.

Brown loves ruffles, and outrageous pieces. Her designs try to capture poetry, romance and a high voltage of glamour. No wonder Harper’s Bazaar believes that her designs are “like paintings on a gallery wall”. Brown has the fashion world aflutter!

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Wes Gordon

This Georgia lad worked with the likes of Tom Ford and Oscar de la Renta. His designs are Brooklyn girl meets Manhattan Upper East Side – very Gossip Girl like.

His designs are aggressive, yet still feminine and sophisticated. He strives for freshness and elegance. Every season, since 2009 he has nailed it, producing a new take on glamorous dressing.

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Mary Katranzou

Every since graduating from St. Martin’s College in 2008, this Greek lady’s collection revolves around luxurious items and art.

All one needs to do is look at her designs to remain open-mouthed. Katranzou’s designs are simply unbelievably amazing.

Her collections are now also available in over 200 high-end fashion shops, which means that we can get our hands on them and have hang them in our closets, now that they’re affordable.

The names of these three designers with so much potential will definitely make the fashion history books, along with names such as Chanel and Louis Vuitton.

confidence

I want you!

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Photography: Robert BajadaModel: Rachel KohlerMakeup: Steph LauriStyling: PavliClothes: Zara

I AM A WOMAN

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PavliStyle 2013 campaign making of...

Rachel

Steph

Robert

Sunday 8.03am

Sunday 10.32am

gym time

“confidence is style”

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LOVE BRAND & Co.

Oliver Tomalin

CLASSIC SHORTS SS13 COLLECTION LOVE BRAND & Co. is the brainchild of London designer Oliver Tomalin. This socially responsible lifestyle brand is taking our waters by storm. Set up 2011, the company is expanding through a series of ready-to-wear products, each intrinsically dedicated to elephant conservation. The first line of ‘Classic Shorts’ is inspired and motivated by the plight of the iconic Asian elephant. Tomalin saw a great opportunity to help the Elephant Family charity in a credible and savvy way, by creating his superbly designed luxury label. This Spring / Summer ‘13 collection of Classic Shorts by Love Brand & Co. has a mid-length European cut, loosely tailored for a stylish and comfortable fit in a wide selection of 15 block colours, 5 stripes and 12 limited edition prints. Each is available across 8 sizes for men and boys. This new collection acknowledges ethnic, retro, floral and vintage trends as well maintaining the playful and fresh style Love Brand & Co. is popularly known for. The product design is thoughtful with notable details including the alloy drawstring aglets in the shape of elephant tusks. The connecting element is even stained red to act as a symbol of ivory poaching. The signature stamped eyelets are also used both for sport water escapes on the back and on the front waistband for smooth running of the durable weave drawstring. The high performance Japanese nylon fabric is extremely quick drying and is beautifully constructed. For the care of the garment, they are presented in a reusable drawstring travel bag and a swing-tag which communicates the products charitable donation, complete with the Love Brand & Co. logo with 2 elephants coming together to form a heart. Fans can feel good from both their designer apparel and their donation to an important cause. 5% of sales by Love Brand & Co. are donated to elephant charities. Tomalin, calls his concept ‘Bisociation’ adopting the term coined for the conceptual blending of elements drawn from two previously unrelated mediums. He suggests a deeper cultural shift where consumers will start to consciously and sub- consciously associate products with charitable giving.

LOVE BrAND & Co. is the brainchild of London designer Oliver Tomalin. This socially responsible lifestyle brand is taking our waters by storm. Set up 2011, the company is expanding through a series of ready-to-wear products, each intrinsically dedicated to elephant conservation.

The first line of ‘Classic Shorts’ is inspired and motivated by the plight of the iconic Asian elephant. Tomalin saw a great opportunity to help the Elephant Family charity in a credible and savvy way, by creating his superbly designed luxury label.

This Spring / Summer ‘13 collection of Classic Shorts by Love Brand & Co. has a mid-length European cut, loosely tailored for a stylish and comfortable fit in a wide selection of 15 block colours, 5 stripes and 12 limited edition prints.

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This new collection acknowledges ethnic, retro, floral and vintage trends as well maintaining the playful and fresh style Love Brand & Co. is popularly known for.8

Each is available across

sizes for

men & boys.

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This British luxury swimwear brand, for men and boys, following the “Bisociation” concept, adopting the term coined for the conceptual blending of elements drawn from two previously unrelated mediums, has joined Elephant Family, the UK’s biggest funder for the endangered Asian elephant, with the idea of helping to stop the animals from the extinction.

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Massive habitat loss has caused Asian elephant numbers to plummet by

90% in the past 100 years, earning them an unwanted place on the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature)

red list.

CLASSIC SHORTS SS13 COLLECTION LOVE BRAND & Co. is the brainchild of London designer Oliver Tomalin. This socially responsible lifestyle brand is taking our waters by storm. Set up 2011, the company is expanding through a series of ready-to-wear products, each intrinsically dedicated to elephant conservation. The first line of ‘Classic Shorts’ is inspired and motivated by the plight of the iconic Asian elephant. Tomalin saw a great opportunity to help the Elephant Family charity in a credible and savvy way, by creating his superbly designed luxury label. This Spring / Summer ‘13 collection of Classic Shorts by Love Brand & Co. has a mid-length European cut, loosely tailored for a stylish and comfortable fit in a wide selection of 15 block colours, 5 stripes and 12 limited edition prints. Each is available across 8 sizes for men and boys. This new collection acknowledges ethnic, retro, floral and vintage trends as well maintaining the playful and fresh style Love Brand & Co. is popularly known for. The product design is thoughtful with notable details including the alloy drawstring aglets in the shape of elephant tusks. The connecting element is even stained red to act as a symbol of ivory poaching. The signature stamped eyelets are also used both for sport water escapes on the back and on the front waistband for smooth running of the durable weave drawstring. The high performance Japanese nylon fabric is extremely quick drying and is beautifully constructed. For the care of the garment, they are presented in a reusable drawstring travel bag and a swing-tag which communicates the products charitable donation, complete with the Love Brand & Co. logo with 2 elephants coming together to form a heart. Fans can feel good from both their designer apparel and their donation to an important cause. 5% of sales by Love Brand & Co. are donated to elephant charities. Tomalin, calls his concept ‘Bisociation’ adopting the term coined for the conceptual blending of elements drawn from two previously unrelated mediums. He suggests a deeper cultural shift where consumers will start to consciously and sub- consciously associate products with charitable giving.

“If people can see a product and then

immediately associate it with a problem,

we will be constantly aware of the

problem and will want to resolve it”.

The charity partner Elephant Family, founded by Mark Shand, brother of The Duchess of Cornwall, exists to save this iconic animal from extinction in the wild, along with tigers, orangutans and all the other animals who share their habitat. Working with local people and partner NGO’s, Elephant Family fund x 12 projects across Asia and invest where the

charity is needed most: to protect habitat, prevent conflict and reconnect the forest homes of the endangered Asian elephant.

it is the ethos of Love Brand & Co. to emphasise the idea of associate a product to a problem or cause. Oliver Tomalin, Creative Director, says that

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No Good

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No Good Beaniesnogoodlife.com

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LYNDSAY PACE

www.lyndsaypace.com

“I’m finding myself through MUSIC”

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I think that fashion gives a certain amount of freedom to people and allows them to be who they want to be; feeling of personal expression and an identification in society. I tend to describe it as an extension of my personality as it really brings out the mood that I would be in.

WHAT DO yOU THINK ABOUT FAShiON AND STYLE?

There’s just something about the right choice of outfit or buying a fabulous pair of shoes or simply just entering a shop-ping mall that can bring out certain confidence in me and the effect it leaves on me as opposed to the way I look. It’s incredible!

“”

Lyndsay is 22 yearsyoung solo artist. Ambitious. Blonde. People Person. Party Animal. Very Friendly. Dreamer. Obsessed with Shoes. Golden Heart. Relaxed. Genuine. Hard Working. Risk Taker. Cheeky. Very Determined. Sensitive. Tends to Love Easily.

her latest emotional, classy yet edgy rock ballade “Daphne” is a next step towards her profession.

thetruth

Photography: Karl CutajarModel: Andreea MariaMakeup: Steph LauriHair: Clinton ChetcutiStyling: PavliClothes: Emporivm Sliema Malta

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Tell us a bit about yourself.

I’m a 17-year-old sixth form student from Gozo with a passion for fashion, photography and art. The interest I now have in fashion, photography and art all started from internet-browsing during my free time. In fact I get a lot of inspiration for photoshoots and fashion from blogs and vlogs, such as ‘tumblr’ and ‘lookbook’. Two of my favorite online bloggers are definitely “The Fashion Citizen” and “Clothes Encounters”. I recently had the opportunity to style and choose outfits for a fashion show by well-known brands.

Describe your fashion style in three words. Contemporary, Versatile and Fun.

What are you into this winter?

This winter I’m loving my olive green anorak jacket and collar necklaces that add a feminine touch to every outfit! My favourite colours for this winter have to be maroon and olive green.

Claudia Portelli Interview by Maria Michela

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Fashion staple that you cannot live without?

Definitely the LBD (little black dress), it’s that dress that will never go out of style. It is very versatile and I can wear it to many different occasions and accessorize it in many different ways.

Do fashion and style play an important part in your photography?

yes of course since my photos are mainly about fashion and portraits rather then landscapes and scenery. Good styling in a photo instantly catches the viewer’s eye.

What intrigues you most about the fashion world whilst you’re behind the lens?

The ability to combine the type of fashion style to the venue or location chosen for the photo-shoot.

Portraits or landscapes? Why?

Portraits since I like to capture emotions, facial expressions and the natural beauty of the people in the photo.

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Your favourite photograph?

I honestly don’t think I have a favourite photograph since there are so many talented photographers out there! But I recently came across a photo which got me intrigued and absorbed in its detail; it’s a photo from a recent Vogue photo-shoot by leading fashion photographer, Russell James, featuring the model Kendall Jenner. His photos have a provocative and unique perspective of many of the most prominent women of our time.

What do you think is the most effective social platform for a photography portfolio?

I think that facebook and tumblr are the most effective and most popular social platforms right now, not just for a photography portfolio, but an opportunity for all to showcase their talents.

Would you like to develop your career further? How?

yes, but for now I just enjoy shooting photos during my free time. I always carry my camera with me wherever I go for I believe that the best photos are the spontaneous ones. Also I want to develop further my talent in art and design, as it is another means through which I can express my emotions.

BERMercedes-Benz

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LINMercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin (MBFWB) is Germany’s most important platform for emerging talent and established brands, with both avant-garde and commercially successful collections. Berlin is one of Europe’s most fascinating fashion, art and music destinations and attracts industry leaders from all over Europe and the world. Along with the fashion tradeshows MBFWB attracts more than 200,000 journalists and retailers every season.

With the closing show by Dawid Tomaszewski, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin ended its 12th season. More than 50 designers presented their Autumn/Winter 2013 Collections on January 15 – 18, 2013 at Strasse des 17. Juni, Brandenburg Gate.

The city celebrated 10 years of fashion and Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin hosted a record number of press, buyers and industry influencers from around the world.

Berlin was fuckin awesome! Pavliberlin.mbfashionweek.com

FASHIONWEEK

With its ‘tradeshow for selected brands’, Bread & Butter GmbH & Co. KG realises the concept of an innovative trade fair event for contemporary clothing culture.

BREAD BUTTERTradeshow for

selected brands

BIG TIME

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The internationally prevailing trade show provides a creative marketing and communication platform for selected brands, labels and designers from the progressive segment that is unrivalled throughout the world. Under the maxim “fun & profit”, BREAD & BUTTER unites inspiration and business. The brands exhibiting at BREAD & BUTTER present themselves integrally, in keeping with their individual philosophy and within their own brand culture and emotional setting.

With approx. 600 exhibitors from the sectors of Denim, Sportswear, Street Fashion, Function Wear and Casual Dressed Up, BREAD & BUTTER represents the contemporary segment of Street and Urbanwear. With its exclusive brand portfolio and recognition from the European and global textile industry, which has grown and has established itself over the last ten years, the leading trade fair and superior trademark BREAD & BUTTER provides a unique and extremely popular meeting point for buyers, retailers and press representatives from the textile industry.

breadandbutter.com

The Bright tradeshow has established itself to a constant venue for streetwear, sneaker, fashion and boardsport in Europe. Driving force and link between the different elements is skateboarding, whose influences shaped decisively the image and authentic character of the different segments.

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The individual location as well as the product-orientated framework, consisting of an innovative contest/artist program, support the characteristically atmosphere of the off-show. Skateboard culture and the relating side-events (artist shows & nightlife) are important features of the tradeshow.

BrI GHTSAVE THE DATE JULy 3RD - 5TH 2013

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