Fashion & Poetry.....

Fashion and Poetry on one blog? 

Well, in all honestly I'm not interested in your opinion, so let's proceed. Basically.....Colourless Chameleon is about exposing and concealing different facets of yourself etc.. So this is just another outlet for creativity and self-expression

Concrete Stars

Hells destruction smashed up cars

An eclipse of vision leaves no light

Concrete stars

Babylon's journey to hell is smoother

Than a baby's bottom

The innocent and righteous

Left by the way side

Lost and forgotten

How long is it gonna take you to see the signs?

Society in its entirety

They control the mind

I've got enough love for the both of us

But the Lord loved us both first

So I guess it's In God We Trust

We cant see the light no more

We can't even see the light no more

It's a shame we can see the light no more

Concrete stars

-CC

NASA

Ah Mazing

Basically love everything about them....

Peep the studded Docks

Manly Kilt

www.andrea.-merlot.blogspot.com


http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=352275&id=145354263901


http://ah-mazing-design.yolasite.com/collections.php

My first T shirt

What's happened here is I went to Tooting and bought some Henna Ink and a turban ( Basically 1 metre squared of black fabric) but the Sikh man gave me stretch fabric and far too little of it.

Henna Ink

Broadway Market

I asked him twice (2 times) if it would be enough to cover my head and he nodded. M@dness!


I think this is a clear case of him thinking I was disrespecting his religion?


So Being the Creative person that I am I decided to take the horrible fabric and make a t shirt idea i've had in my head for a while.

Draping the style on the mannequin....didn't work

                           

Silhouettes

The Rank fabric

               

Chain Swang

My New Creepers

& Finally The T-shirt

Sebastien Suave

I've seen Sebastien in so many editorials, websites, promotions etc. I feel if i met him we could chat casually as if we were high school buddies. But were not. Having said that he looks quite similar to someone who I was good friends with in Year 11. 

                                                        

Agree? Trim his hair a little bit?


P.S Maybe I should be a model scout

He models for Premier and his obvious selling point is his slightly bulbous lips.

Height: 6'2"

Chest: 40

Waist: 33

Men Shoe: 12

Hair: Lt Brown

Eyes: Blue

Read more: Sebastian Sauve - the Fashion Spot http://forums.thefashionspot.com/f52/sebastian-sauve-96516.html#ixzz1Dr8lWl3b

Asger Juel larsen

Graduated from The MA Course at London College of Fashion a few years back....I think and has ever sinced caused a rukkas amongst the fashion pack.


Although LCF's Class of 2009 was strangely low on menswear Asger Juel Larsen shone through with his take on modern chain mail and has left a lasting impression. Inspired by the Medieval period Larsen created a modern adaption of armour by producing 'futuristic' ideas of chain mail using alternative materials such as leather, PVC and rubber cords


                                   -www.Dazeddigital.com


Heres why...

     

                                       

The Asger Juel larsen Website

Mock Burberry Shoot

A group of fashion foundation students asked me to model in there Mock Burberry PhotoShoot with a friend that intended to bring out a femininity to men and a more masculine or androgynous side to women. They made use of blazers, suitcases, bowler hats, fur throws and the like to create the following:

Not edited by me

Styling: Anjelicah, Georgia

Photography: Alex cowburn

Edited: Omogbolahan Kolapo-Ajala without permission(myself)

They also managed to predict the future as Burberry are now using 'ethnic' models or black people as we refer to ourselves as in their newest campaign ...and its by the seashore.

Sacha M'Baye (Select) + Jourdan Dunn (Women)

Jourdan got scouted out of Primark in Hammersmith

Someone who works for Burberry added me about a week after this shoot and my heart stopped for a bit, but then realised she hadn't "scouted" me as such. Had merely  found me on the London College of Fashion group on Facebook.