susie bubble
TWITS: Susie Bubble Gets Bashed
Hillary Frazier, Style Editor August 18 at 12:13
Read More:fashion toast, lulu, style bubble, susie bubble, susie bubble gets bashed just like fashion indie does!
I’m intrigued…must click the link to discover
Oh shit! hahahha. Guess we aren’t the only ones that get bashed on the daily.
LINK LOVE: Susie Bubble’s Twitter
THE INNER-VIEWS OF FASHION: Fashion Blogger Susie Bubble
Hillary Frazier, Style Editor July 6 at 6:39
Read More:Dazed & Confused, my fashion life, style bubble, susie bubble
My Fashion Life caught up with fashion blogger Susie Bubble, of Style Bubble to see what she’s been up to (besides recently beginning work for Dazed & Confused)..check it out!
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My Fashion Life: This morning you woke up
Susie Bubble: And had a very very strong leaning towards frayed denim. Cheesy frayed denim to be precise.
MFL: How would you describe your style?
SB: Eclectic and ever-evolving.
MFL: What does a normal working day for you consist of?
SB: Staring at the screen for hours on end pondering the meaning of various URL’s.
MFL: What other fashion blogs would you recommed?
SB: Luxirare.com,Diane Pernet’s blog,Gnarlitude,Foxyman,Style Lines,Tavi… the list goes on…
MFL: Fashion tip for the season?
SB: Replace the fashion tips with PG-Tips?
MFL: What’s your super power?
SB: The ability to drink copious amounts of tea…
MFL: What’s your party trick?
SB: Turning up overdressed. Everytime.
MFL: Who or what has been your greatest fashion influence?
SB: The movements of the sun and whether it decides to show its face…
MFL: If you owned a shop, what would it be called?
SB:Verbal Diarrhea
MFL: If you could be dressed by anyone, who would it be and what would you have them put you in?
SB: Surely if they were dressing me, they would be in charge of what to put me in? I’ll leave the task in the hands of Camille Bidault Waddington who has exceedingly good taste…
MFL: Who are your favourite emerging designers and what is it that you love about them?
SB: Louise Gray’s unexpected mix of different elements, Sandra Backlund’s immense sense of shape, Mary Katrantzou’s unique stance on prints, and Jeremy Laing’s stealthy cool.
MFL: What item of clothing (if any) do you wish that more of us wore?
SB: Hats.
MFL: With blogs and ezines becoming increasing popular, do you think print magazines have a future?
SB: Yes of course – I’ll still be buying them!
MFL: Finally, what’s the one question you wish people asked you but you’ve never had the opportunity to answer? (And what is the answer?)
SB: Do you have wrinkly elbows? Yes…they’re like walnuts.
MFL: Epitaph:
SB: A melting potato of a girl.
SOURCE: My Fashion Life
Marios Schwab Makes Like a Disney Animated Flick and Gets All 3-D On Our Two Dimesional Asses
Daniel Saynt, Editor-In-Chief March 30 at 8:38
Read More:3-D Fashion, 3d, marios schwab, susie bubble
Susie Bubble took some time to talk about Marios Schwab’s latest collection, a mix of printed dresses with 3-D images on them. We weren’t impressed. Seriously Schwab, if you’re going to enter a third dimension can you at least make sure your prints are of something we want to see popping out at us, say like a Tiger (oh scary), a fist (watch out now!!!) or a giant pair of bodascious tatas!!! (I’d prefer the last although combing the three might make for the ulitmate sensory experience, eh?)
Either way, the collection seems to require the kind of gimmick that Schwab introduced cause as a whole, it was unmemorable. You can check out Susie’s snaps of the show and judge for yourself. Be sure to leave comments if you think I’m a totally idiot for talking smackage.
(Photography by Kate Rodgers and Patrick Lindblom)
Susie Bubble took some time to talk about Marios Schwab’s latest collection, a mix of printed dresses with 3-D images on them. We weren’t impressed. Seriously Schwab, if you’re going to enter a third dimension can you at least make sure your prints are of something we want to see popping out at us, say like a Tiger (oh scary), a fist (watch out now!!!) or a giant pair of bodascious tatas!!! (I’d prefer the last although combing the three might make for the ulitmate sensory experience, eh?)
Either way, the collection seems to require the kind of gimmick that Schwab introduced cause as a whole, it was unmemorable. You can check out Susie’s snaps of the show and judge for yourself. Be sure to leave comments if you think I’m a totally idiot for talking smackage.
(Photography by Kate Rodgers and Patrick Lindblom)
LINKAGE: See that 3-D?
Street Heroes: Susie Bubble on Facehunter
Rebecca Alexander, Editor October 1 at 5:00
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Our fave bubble girl was spotted on Facehunter, looking like her usual fabulous self. Love the leggings, love the shoes, love the random bicycle…
It’s a Mag, Mag World
Daniel Saynt, Editor-In-Chief May 26 at 9:15
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Susie Bubble of Style Bubble revealed her favorite magazines recently and we went gaga over the new glossies we never knew existed. We’ve been scoping the sites and have found some amazing picts, awesome editorials and the kind of spreads we can put our stamp of approval on.
The full list below. Enjoysies.
Biba Relaunch, Again
Rebecca Alexander, Editor May 21 at 12:24
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We’ve written about them many times, but now it looks as though Biba is again re-inventing themselves. I feel like we should do a ‘designer discovery’ with every season that this label produces. And apparently Sussie Bubble agrees.
“Biba’s aiming at an entirely different demographic to what it was decades ago when it was the place for cheap, fast, funky fashion. With Bella Freud having left the scene, the new creative team have crammed as much lux quality into the designs, and suddenly, I ‘geddit’…. it is to be treated as a fashion label with a past that lives on in ‘spirit’ but not in anything else. ”
Check out Biba Fall 2008 Collection on Fashion Indie.
Photo source: Susie Bubble.
We’ve written about them many times, but now it looks as though Biba is again re-inventing themselves. I feel like we should do a ‘designer discovery’ with every season that this label produces. And apparently Sussie Bubble agrees.
“Biba’s aiming at an entirely different demographic to what it was decades ago when it was the place for cheap, fast, funky fashion. With Bella Freud having left the scene, the new creative team have crammed as much lux quality into the designs, and suddenly, I ‘geddit’…. it is to be treated as a fashion label with a past that lives on in ‘spirit’ but not in anything else. ”
Check out Biba Fall 2008 Collection on Fashion Indie.
Photo source: Susie Bubble.
Recap
Rebecca Alexander, Editor February 6 at 1:21
Read More:Camilla Staerk, cory kennedy, Gen Art, gucci, Indies & Gossip, Madonna, Peter Som, rick louis, susie bubble, Terexov, venexiana
So fashion week has been crazy, from the shows, to the afterparties and all the goodies in between. I am tierd (mainly of standing in line waiting), and stressed (because somehow, RSVP’s get lost in translation) , and beyond in love with some great new talent (love Terexov, and not only because of the caviar and vodka filled afterparty).
I’m running out of outfits for events, and sick of seeing the same non-celebrity celebrities (Cory Kennedy, cute girl but far from stardom). On the bright side, fashion week is almost over and the good stuff is only yet to come. Tomorrow night is Peter Som (9pm at the tents) and then the Gucci/Madonna/UN cocktail party. Yes, Indies, we are cool enough to get an invite, personally messaged over this morning. Very excited, especially since feeling jealousy toward Susie Bubble for getting an invite, who we met Sunday night at The Box. What a sweet girl! Thursday is the NY Couture show. Everyone needs to be there! After all, she is the new Heatherette.
Then Friday, off to the Gen Art Fall 2008 Fashion Show. And this year, they are mixing things up. The nations leading art and fashion organization is showcasing one chosen designer, instead of their normal three. Camilla Staerk will be presenting her label, STAERK. The collection titled “Bride of the Black Moon,” will return her beloved noir palette and luxurious textures of leather and lace. Looking forward to seeing that, and meeting the designer. Below: piece from Camilla’s previous collection.
Many shows have come and gone this past week, but one still stands out in my mind. Maybe because of the celebrities, maybe because of the floor length gowns that I would never have a place to wear to, but mainly because of the abundance of FUR. I know, I know! Fur is bad, PETA will not be happy with me, but what can I say, it’s the Russian in me. Venexiana was a show unlike any other. With looks that included full length fur coats, sequence cocktail dresses, and floor length silk gowns. I was speechless…Imagine that!
All photos courtesy of a very good friend, Rick Louis. Entire collection available on Flickr.
Street Hero : Photos Tell a Better Tale Day 3 of New York Fashion Week
Daniel Saynt, Editor-In-Chief February 4 at 5:29
Read More:cory kennedy, Sinners & Saynt, susie bubble
Fashion week has been a bit of a blur Indies. Yesterday, I spent most of the day blogging away and having a mighty fine time doing it. I’m not a writer by nature, I mean I’ve been known to jot a poem or two in my notebook and the occasion haiku might get spit out (Sayntly boys knows this, if Devils wear Prada then, God is with Jacobs), but at the end of the day I’m a business man who loves two things; parties and money. So to keep you abreast of what’s been going on and give me the opportunity to work on making sure everything is set for our big Thursday night party, I’ll just give you the photos with a couple bits of wit.
The band. Mostly spoken word and lipsyncing plus some fun dance routine featuring “Russian.Fire.Bird” which was a little like the YMCA.
I’ll never get modern British music.
Totally in hearts with Cory Kennedy. Something about chicks with income that always gets me going. She’s a real sweetheart, but you can tell that she’s on the cusp of real celebrity status away from her indie following. Give it a year and a show on MTV and she’ll be more followed than Paris Hilton. Hope your up for the challenge, Cory. Oh yeah, and your officially off my BASH list. (yes, I know I’m a wimp.)
Cory Solo.
Our favorite UK blogger Susie Bubble from Style Bubble makes her New York Debut. The girl will be rocking with Madonna at the upcoming Gucci party in Central Park. Two thoughts that I was wrong about – 1. She is so not short. 2. She has a British accent. Super cute, uber stylish.
Me with Ms.Bubble
JoMarie, our stylish fashion week friendly, got up close and personal with Kyle XY (Matt Dallas). This dude is so not gay. He hit on anything and everything with boobs. After asking him to show us his belly button, we discussed whether pretty boys are considered cute or hot. Conversation ended when Beckham trumped all.
After all the excitement of meeting a real “celebrity” I headed to VIP to party with Iqons magazines and Shaded View of Fashion star, Diane Pernet. Through her raspy voice she gave me some insight on making a blog spectacular. She smelled like the incents from a Catholic church. It was Commes de Garcons perfume, of course.
After THE BOX and the Iqons Magazine party we headed to Terexov after party. Vodka and Caviar and models, oh my.
Later is was over to La Esquina (yes, Serge Becker owns my ass). Mexican luchadores and more models abounded. Checked the watch, 3AM. Better head home and get some sleep, day four is tomorrow and it’s the busiest yet. See ya tomorrow indies.
Style Bubble’s Susie Bubble
Daniel Saynt, Editor-In-Chief January 30 at 11:37
Read More:Indies & Gossip, style bubble, susie bubble
For nearly two years the fashion blogosphere has been delightfully entertained by the stylish musings a bubbly character from the UK. Susanna Lau (Susie Bubble as she’s called by her readers) is one fashionista who knows a good look and isn’t afraid to share it. Known for snapping photos of herself in over the top get ups from some of fashions most prolific designers, Susie has developed a cult like following all looking to her for her daily word on style.I caught up with little miss Bubble to ask her about her style, her inspirations, and which city has the hottest looks.
LG: How long does it take you to get dressed in the morning?SL: It depends on where I’m going but somewhere between 10 and 20 minutes. I don’t tend to try on different outfits as I have a fairly fixed idea of what I’m going for in my head as soon as I’ve woken up.LG: What do you consider a fashion faux pas?SL: I don’t really believe in the that phrase. Or at least I think it’s used in a very silly way. There is no such thing as a faux pas if you wear everything with conviction. So I guess the faux pas is wearing something without conviction?LG: Do you feel a person should dress age accordingly?SL: I don’t really believe in age-appropriate dressing as it really depends on the person. I’ve seen 50 year olds rock studded shoes mixed with Aztec printed dresses perfectly well. I don’t really guess people’s age that well either so if they’re wearing a non-age appropriate outfit, I probably wouldn’t know!
LG: What is one thing every girl/guy should have in their wardrobe?SL: Something that makes them feel invincible when they walk out of the door. For me, it’s my pink Miu Miu Pop platform shoes. It might be something entirely different for someone else.LG: Who do you consider fashion icons?SL: Would it be entirely wrong if I said I don’t have one? ‘Fashion Icon’ is a heavy title that I don’t use lightly so for me, I haven’t really found that person.LG: Who/what do you look to for inspiration?SL: The weather, my collection of historical biographies, countless stacks of magazines, Etsy, Ebay, countless number of blogs, fabric stores, films, the streets of London
LG: Who is your favorite designer?SL: I love so many designers work, it’s very hard to name one favorite but I guess the work that I’m constantly intrigued by is Olivier Theyskens.LG: Favorite fashion capital/ For what reason?SL: London because I know it the best and because I like seeing new and exciting talent emerge from the place which I know so well. Though Paris comes a very close second.
LG: Which has better fashion Hong Kong or London? How do they differ?SL: London has a much more diverse array of fashion both in street style and what is available in shopping. Thought he style aesthetic of style in Hong Kong is perceived as being more outrageous than it is in London, it’s quite limited and very one-dimensional for me. For womenswear, it sometimes errs on the overly cute side of things for me.For more from Susie Bubble visit StyleBubble.Typepad.comWanna Share Your Fashions Online? Visit Trendible.com.
