Seams & Saddles

My take on fashion and the future of the textiles industry. Equestrian and Designer. Primary account of @ascendtovictory

[leahberman]

storm brew

lake kaweah, california

[anthony-samaniego]

rose season 

[expressions-of-nature]

Italy by Daniel Plan

[mjalti]

me, drinking tea: pls leaf water….sage my body of the demons of my past…steam my colon…let me know peace

me, drinking coffee: I beg of u bean juice….cleanse me of the curse of sleep….make my heart beat like a tribal drum in ceremony….let me conquer this building

[meanplastic]

me, the motherfucker with over 50 abandoned works in progress: i have another idea

[dailyminimal]

No. 388

A new geometric design every day

[leahberman]

99°

death valley, california

instagram

[expressions-of-nature]

by Justin DoCanto

[leahberman]

jungle zen

instagram

[tanknaka]

hey

hey friend

dont kill yourself tonight ok

you have a really pretty smile and i know its not always easy to manage one but itd be a bummer if we never had the chance to see it ever again

youre really important and you matter a lot so stay safe and try and have a nice sleep

[thebootydiaries]

someone: am i the only one who—

me: There are 7,000,000,000 People On This Earth

[lafilleblanc]

Iris van Herpen

Fashion designer Iris van Herpen has created a series of dresses that replicate the feathers and soundwave patterns of birds in flight, and showcased them alongside a kinetic lighting installation by Studio Drift.

Amsterdam-based Van Herpen studied the movement of birds’ wings to create her Syntopia collection, which she presented at Le Trianon on 2 July, for Paris Haute Couture fashion week.

To accompany them, Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta of Studio Drift created an installation of moving glass tubes that also capture the motion of bird flight.

Each of Van Herpen’s 17 designs combine both organic and inorganic forms, to highlight the convergence of natural biology and manmade technology.

Traditional weaving techniques are combined with high-tech digital fabrication, resulting in a series of garments featuring complex parametric patterns. These range from pleated dresses made from liquid-coated silk organza, to wool coats made using laser cutting.

“As a former dancer, the transformation within movement has hypnotised me,” said Van Herpen. “For this collection I looked closely at the minutiae of bird flight and the intricate echoing forms within avian motion.”

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[amorindelevel]

[90377]

Washington Hikes - Maple Pass Loop by clauretano

[thebootydiaries]

dog: lets out the most genuine & affected sigh possible

me: what's happened? who or what has brought such suffering upon your world-weary, furry shoulders? can i do anything? can anything be done? will you ever be at peace? please rest

[te5seract]

Grande Sunset, Heating Tops & Chroma Glow by Greg Boratyn

[expressions-of-nature]

by Benjamin Voros