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Button Monster Ensemble
The Big Fat Anniversary quiz was a few days ago and Noel was dressed as a button monster! Now this outfit was created by the glorious Bas Koster's "Clown are people to" collection which Noel just so happened to model in (London fashion week) Unfortunately because of this it isn't an on rack thing but I'll leave a link to Bas Kosters site cause he does have a store and its worth checking out (although its pretty darn expensive)
https://www.baskosters.com/
New Shop: Matter .of Material
De Amsterdamse Kerkstraat is een nieuwe aanwinst rijker. Om de hoek van het Rijksmuseum en de vele galeries en winkels met klassieke kunst en oude meesters in de Spiegelstraat droomde de sympathieke Arne Leliveld een concept dat niet zo zeer het verleden van kunst en ontwerp laat zien, maar de parels van het heden.… Het bericht New Shop: Matter .of Material verscheen eerst op De gulle ekster. http://dlvr.it/7gKf2B
I know a lot's been said already but truly, I felt both extremely anxious and extremely proud watching this week's Buzzcocks episode. I'm not fussed by Stacy Solomon, she's just not educated and tends to talk before thinking, which a lot of people do, but that casual ignorance is such a part of daily life for people who don't dress or present in a traditional way that it can be really crushing, even when it's not malicious. No matter how confident you are, how used to it you are, or how much you love your dress sense and how comfortable your preferred clothes make you feel as a person, it's still scary being true to yourself because you know eventually you'll be laughed at or insulted or worse.
So for me, seeing Noel come out in his dress and look so happy and proud of himself, made me feel really proud too. I really like that dress and think it suits him beautifully - it's not just a dress, it's an item of designer clothing that he works so well by a designer who deserves our recognition. And like to think that it's one more chance for people to experience something different and wonderful. It's one little, pointy booted, pigeon-toed step in the direction of a more accepting and openly diverse world.
PROJECT WITH BAS KOSTERS
