Activists wearing little aside from crocodile masks and skimpy black bikinis staged a demonstration against animal cruelty on the first day on London Fashion Week on Friday.

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In his ongoing mask series, Dutch designer Bertjan Pot creates contemporary renditions of folkloric masks by stitching together thin strands of colored rope, giving the human face new textures that are at once otherworldly and familiar. The series began in 2010 when Pot, most notably known for designing “Random Light,” the globe-shaped pendant lamp of resin drained glass-fiber yarn, attempted to make a flat carpet out of knitted rope, but ended up with insistently curvier swatches. The designer decided to use the orbicular patterns as contours of the human face to create a mask, preserving the serendipitous nature found in all of his projects, which are self-proclaimed to be rooted in trial-and-error and his fixation with stretching the possibilities of materiality.

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I started creating dresses since I was 10 years old. Today I'm 25 and after 15 years of struggling, I'm proud to present this piece that took me more than 150 hours to make. The only thing that is not handmade is the mask which was the starting point for this design.

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Intimately surreal portraits from the photographer behind Chloë Sevigny's iconic cover for The CutIn childhood, Russian-German photographer Elizaveta Porodina's image repertoire predominantly consisted of Moscow's brutalist buildings and the art her mother introduced to her at home. This imagery coalesced and imprinted upon her subconscious, forging an enduring fascination with darkly romantic aesthetics. Porodina's later transition from clinical psychologist to photographer was intuitive; both fields involve a commitment to understanding emotional behavior. By showing rather than telling, photography offered Porodina another pathway to the subconscious mind. Un/Masked is the artist's first book and features text by art director and editor Fabien Baron. The extensive selection of Porodina's experimental fashion and fine art photography showcases her uncanny ability to extract the underlying emotions in her entrancing productions. She plays with melancholic symbolism--establishing associations that are sometimes ambiguous, other times stark in their clarity--through cinematic and documentary-style imagery. Whether in dramatic black and white or vividly colored artworks, the photographer dramatically \"unmasks\" her subjects--which is to say, herself--time and time again. Elizaveta Porodina (born 1987) is a Russian-born artist, photographer and clinical psychologist known for her surrealistic themes and use of symbolism. She lives and works in Munich, Germany. Her clients include Dior, Carolina Herrera, Jo Malone, Moncler, Vogue, Louis Vuitton and Numéro. She has held exhibitions at the Ostlicht Vienna and Bikini Berlin.

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In his series of award-winning photographs documenting swimmers on the beach just outside the city Qingdao, China, photographer and movie producer Philipp Engelhorn captured an unusual (but sensible) trend for the fashionable young Chinese wear on the beach—a protective mask or facekini (脸基尼). The facekini looks like the kind of beachwear Leigh Bowery might have designed. It is a full-head covering that protects the wearer from the damaging effects of the sun and from being stung by those giant jellyfish that lurk in the sea. The mask also stops other irritants like insects and wind-blown sand. The facekini is made of lycra or rubber and has holes for the wearer’s eyes, nose, and mouth. German-born Engelhorn, who is the founder of independent movie company Cinereach, described the facekini as “sorta like Mexican wrestling” in the sense it’s reminiscent of those masks worn by lucha libre wrestlers. The Chinese take sun-protection very seriously and prefer not to tan when visiting the beach. These masks cost a couple of dollars though many young beach bums prefer to make their own headgear and matching bodysuit. As Engelhorn describes it: Posing proudly in the early morning light, the swimmers at Qingdao...

Kitchen Set This is one of the all time favorites in my sewing classes. Apron Supply List 1/4 yard or Fat quarter of 2 different fabrics Four 12 inch long pieces of 1/2 inch wide ribbon Freezer paper, wrapping paper or newspaper to draw the pattern on Fabric Marker or chalk wheel Fray Check (optional) Sewing Supplies Step 1 – Draw the Pattern Draw an 8 1/2 inch square on paper and cut it out. Fold the square in half and mark a dot 2 inches in and 3 inches down on the open edge. Draw a curve for the arm between these dots. Cut off the corner along the curved line. Label the pattern “apron – cut 2”. Step 2 – Cut the Fabrics Stack the fabrics and pin the pattern on top. Cut out the fabric. Step 3 – Attach the Neck Straps and Ties On one fabric piece, measure 1/2 inch in on the top edge and mark a dot. Measure 1/2 down on both sides and mark a dot. Pin the ribbons next to each mark. NOTE: Ribbons will point in to the apron like the photo. Stitch across each ribbon to hold them in place. Step 4 – Sew the Apron Gather the ribbons together and pull to the side. Place the second fabric on top with “pretty” sides touching. Make the edges even and pin. Mark an opening on the side edge. Make sure the gathered ribbons come out between these marks. Sew around the apron using a 3/8 seam. Do not sew between the marks for your opening. Step 5 – Clip Curves and Corners Carefully clip a small triangle of each corner. Do not cut your stitching. Carefully clip the curves. Do not cut your stitching. Step 6 – Finishing Turn pretty side out. Gently use a point turner to make nice corners and press. Top stitch around close to the edge. This will sew the opening shut and keep the apron nice and flat. Add a small drop of fray check to the ends of the ribbons (optional). Enjoy Your Apron! Cooking Hat Supply List 1/3 yard white fabric Freezer paper, wrapping paper or newspaper to draw the pattern on Sewing Supplies Step 1 – Draw the Pattern Draw a 7 x 4 inch rectangle and cut it out. Label this “hat band – cut 1 on fold” Draw a 12 inch circle and cut it out. Label it “hat – cut 1” Step 2 – Cut Fabric Pin the patterns to the fabric and cut out. Step 3 – Sew the Hat Band Fold the hat band in half making a 7 x 4 rectangle. Make the short edges even and sew using a 3/8 seam. Refold the hat band with “wrong” sides touching. This will make a donut shape circle. Make the edges even and pin. Press the folded edge and set this aside. Step 4 – Gather the Hat Top Set your machine for a long basting stitch. Sew around the hat top. Do not lock your stitches for this step. Pull one thread tail to gather up the stitches. Pin the gathered edge of the hat top to the hat band along the open edge (not the folded edge). Even out the gathers, make the edges even and pin as you go. Step 5 – Sew the Hat Band On Set your machine back on a regular stitch and sew around the hat band using a 3/8 seam. It is easier if the gathers are down next to the feed dogs. Step 6 – Finishing Finish this edge using a zigzag stich to keep it from fraying. Turn hat pretty side out and remove any basting threads that show on the outside of the hat. Enjoy Your Cooking Hat! Oven Mitt Supplies Scraps of thin cotton batting Scraps of matching fabric Printed PDF sewing template HERE Sewing supplies Step 1 – Print the Pattern Print the oven mitt PDF sewing template HERE. Step 2 – Sew the Top Edge Place both batting pieces on the table. Then place the mitt fabric pieces on top of the batting with "pretty” sides facing down. Make the bottom edges even and pin. Sew along the bottom edges using a 3/8 seam. Flip the pretty side out and press. Top stitch along the edge to hold the fold in place. Step 3 – Sew the Oven Mitt Place both mitt pieces “pretty” sides touching. Make the bottom sewn edges even. Rough cut around 1 sewing template to remove it from the page. Do not cut on the lines. This is a sewing template not a pattern. Pin the oven mitt stitching template on to the stack making bottom edge of the template even to the bottom sewn edge of the fabric. Sew slowly along the lines of the template. Step 4 – Trim Carefully tear away the paper. Carefully trim around the mitt leaving a small seam allowance. Turn mitt pretty side out. Carefully use your point turner to poke the thumb out. Enjoy Your Oven Mitt ! ©2006 Carol Steely All rights reserved. Funthreads.blogspot.com