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designer anand jon & izabella miko, 2001.

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Anand Jon Fall/Winter 2001 fashion show held at WWF New York.

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Anand Jon Alexander presented the latest collection "Golden Horse"

At the second evening of the Revue Fashion Weekend in New York, Anand Jon has shown the latest collection called "Golden Horse."

"During the preparation of the collection I have used strong contrasts in texture, shape and construction. The contrasts will emphasize the authenticity, playing with shapes, leaving their mark and image of your character. The softness in the selection of the final refinement of the overall creative processes from creation to synonymous for femininity, elegance and splendor, as every female owns it", says Anand Jon Alexander on his latest creations.

The collection "Golden Horse" (aka golden rein) the current spring-summer 2016, consists of 49 creations. Purpose-designed for this collection are bags and shoes with the signature of the fashion designer. The colors prevailing in the latest fashion pieces are black, gold and white.

The spring edition of Fashion Weekend New York continues tonight from 18 pm in the salon of Manhattan Motorcars, the official dealer of "Porsche sportscars", with the creations of students of the Faculty of Art and Design at the Parsons University, followed by a fashion performance at last year's winners of the "Pop! Fashion". With this fashion show the famous fashion designer will close the evening, and he is preparing a surprise fashion show from the last year.

Tonight immediately after the shows, collections of Anand Jon in collaboration with students of the Faculty of Art and Design and other collections in collaboration with the fashion atelier "Chic undercover" will be available for purchase in the conceptual cafe "Concept 37" in New York.

"The meaning of the name "Golden Horse" or "golden reins" of the new collection is an essential comparison. The spirit, power, elegance and sharp intimacy defined with a horse is only a comparison with the ideal of the girl and the woman, which is intended on purpose for the creations of AJ. Their inner glow gives full note of the creations "- said Anand Jon Alexander.

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A Different Perspective for a Change...

Coco Chanel Hmm…. It appears Galliano has been blatantly ripping off other designer’s trends. Hating Jews has actually been the new black for quite some time now. The legendary founder of Chanel was a renowned Nazi collaborator that was besties with Walter Kutschmann, a man responsible for the deaths of thousands of Polish Jews in early WW2. Karma is sweet, however: she died a lonely woman and today $29.99 replicas of her bags are worn by fat chavs everywhere. Anand Jon This Indian fashion designer appeared as a consultant on shows such as America’s Next Top Model and had his clothes worn by the likes of Oprah, Paris Hilton, and Janet Jackson. Then, in 2007, his designs took a suddenly shocking new direction: prison stripes. Jon was sentenced to life on 16 counts of raping women and children. And you thought all fashion designers were gay… Alexander McQueen This iconic British designer was so erratic that he was nicknamed “l’enfant terrible” by the media (NB: no idea why everything in fashion needs to be said in French, but that’s a side point). Legend says he wrapped his clothing in bin-liners and once stitched the words “I’m a cunt” into a jacket meant for Prince Charles whilst working as a tailor. But these weren’t just personality quirks: the sensationally macabre turned sadly morbid last year when McQueen committed suicide at the pinnacle of his success. Donatella Versace If ever you need a reminder of the potentially devastating effect of the fashion industry upon a woman’s self-esteem, Donatella is it. She took over her brother’s fashion empire when he was murdered in 1997 and has since become a wild caricature of herself: a trout with bolt on boobs. Kai Kühne Kühne is a fashion designer who made his mark on New York in the early 2000s with the label As Four. He and his three co-creators were renowned “bohemians” that all shared a single large bed in a Chinatown loft painted silver to replicate Andy Warhol’s factory (as you do). The German-born designer then dropped off the scene after a series of erratic incidents that included him trying to set one of his partners on fire with a cigarette lighter and hairspray. He’s now trying to weasel his way back on to runways, with a new label launched in 2008. Robert Cary-Williams Do you like ruched curtain skirts, shiny silver man-bags and shoes that look like they’ve got poopy skid-marks on them? Us neither. We also don’t like men who bash up their wives in a drunken rage whilst she’s breastfeeding their child. Cary-Williams was spared jail, pleaded alcoholism, went to ‘hab and has since been lauded by sites such as ShowStudio. You be the judge.... Christian Audigier Clearly crazy if he thinks his clothing is acceptable. Karl Lagerfeld Karl is one of the industry’s more lovable crazy examples. In fact, his sheer wierdness is probably the main reason behind booming sales of mugs, t-shirts and finger puppets featuring his white-haired cartoon image. He’s hired porn stars for his shows and responded to PETA’s fury by saying he’s simply “killing those beasts who would kill us if they could”. (Because baby minx and rabbit are deadly predators.)