meadham kirchhoff

Meadham Kirchhoff's collections from the past year have been so good that I always felt I had to wait until I had something especially insightful to say other than ADIGHAFKDHFDKJ in order to do them justice, but their new show had me boiling over so we shall go over the past year of greatness now, ADIGHAFKDHFDKJ's and all. Plus I would like to rid of the feeling that one must sound Supersmart and Intellectual when talking about something as Serious as Fashion and would instead just like to babble about how much I like ribbons and sequins.

Fall 2010


This was the one that really converted me, with its floor length veils and bangle piles. It was Courtney Love-inspired (maybe I should just rename this blog I Like Courtney Love already? What if CL saw it? How would she feel? How would that girl who came up to me in real life and said she read my blog and that she thought my Love love was poisonous feel?) but did the kinderwhore grungey thing without falling into cliches, focusing more on CL's DIY skills and broken beauty queen fascination, with pipe cleaner tiaras combining the two most perfectly. The collection was really Grey Gardens in a way, more in theory than in relation to Little Edie's style of dressing. Each look felt like the outfit form of a house occupied by women who were once members of high society but now live isolated with raccoons and creaky floors and an old record player and memories and junk accumulated over time. I think that's my life goal, ultimately. I want a lot of wrinkles and a lot of raccoons and a lot of junk. The Hoarders kind of junk, not the Fergie kind of junk.

Spring 2011

Spring 2011 reminded me of an angsty girl in the formative years trying out different identities, with all the sugary/goth combinations, graphics of faces of anonymous young women, and millions of different colors in each head of hair. ("It's not red, it's Crimson Glow.")

I liked the details more than the overall collection, like the Desperately Seeking Susan jacket and velvet ribbon necklaces (hi that scary story that freaked me out when I was little) and nutty crowns and arts n crafts shoes. I used to draw eyelashes like this on with eyeliner -- I don't know why I haven't in a while -- and it once made one of my teachers think I'd gotten stitches under my eye.

Fall 2011




But this collection, THIS collection was inspired by Riot Grrrl and Chanel, which resulted in tiny shouts of rebellion coming from stiff, uniform-like dresses and knee highs and crosses. There's definitely a Nordic-y sweater vibe happening here too, making it more fall-appropriate. I think my favorite thing about Ed Meadham and Benjamin Kirchhoff's interpretations of angry music like Riot Grrrl and Courtney is that they don't add "punk" elements to their collections with studs and leather (looking at you, Givenchy) (looking at you, Balmain) (looking at you, Y-3) (as adorable as the image of Yohji sitting in candlelight, hand-stitching the ACDC logo is). They turn to the actual concept of DIY instead of the look associated with it so frequently that it's lost any meaning, and create identities that are about being passionate and loud and individual (words that are, again, so overused they've lost any meaning, but at least I'm not charging you thousands of dollars for consuming my cliches!)

ETA: "tee" from the comment section raised a good point: "Isn't there something kind of problematic about trying to mass produce "individual style"/DIY clothing period?" Yes, there is! My point with this was that MK's collection, as art, before we consider the business side, inspires a person (me, at least) to create their own DIY vibez because they make it look so damn fun. Now, when we consider that these pieces are also products that will be made many times and sold places, I don't think the DIY style is problematic because that's just it -- it is a part of their style, but that doesn't mean the clothes are something anyone else could think up or create themselves. It's high in quality and the design doesn't stop at just using DIY elements like pipe cleaners and a million brooches -- they develop those a step further with their own ideas. And yes, it's weird to mass-produce individuality, but Meadham Kirchhoff isn't a brand as inescapably everywhere like the Gap, and, again, I think the styling of their collections encourages one who would buy one of their pieces to mix it up. Like, I don't think you would ever see anyone wearing an MK head-to-toe runway look.
(That was really long, but I think it's about more than just MK's collections, since this is something a lot of designers try and I'm trying to explain how I think they got it right.)

The Riot Grrl shrine full of iconography and flowers and what look like zine photocopies? I can't tell.

The little embroideries were supposed to be inspired by the little doodles in Bikini Kill zines, though.

And this is where the ADIGHAFKDHFDKJ gets used. ADIGHAFKDHFDKJ HOW GREAT IS THIS SWEATER. I knew the graphic reminded me of Hole, but it wasn't til I looked at my Live Through This tape that I saw it's the exact one, though I couldn't find a picture from the album art online. Hole wasn't part of Riot Grrrl, but the sweater still feels perfect in the collection, and maybe the Meadham boys need a bit of CL in everything they do. Also, remember how I was talking about my life goals earlier? Yeah, now it's this sweater.

This seems like a good time to post these pages I made for a fashion/music/feminism zine I started last year. I never finished it and probably won't now because all the pages have been sitting in the corner of my room since the summer and I'm sick of them so I may as well post a couple.

In the interest of combining my favorite Spring 2010 collection and some favorite songs:

And stuff from Fall 2010 that made me think of the following 90s music ladies:






photos from fashion156 and vogue.com

142 comments:

ConFashions said...

LOVE the drawn pictures! Thanks for sharing, you are such a great inspiration!

Anonymous said...

love both of kirchoff's collections - the 2011 one is definitely more exciting though!

Vintage Stop at www.vickileestyle.blogspot.com

Anonymous said...

no worries, ASDFGHJK:AS:LKSJDFSF is a totally accurate way of articulating how amazing these meadham kirchhoff collections are. there are no words, only spazzy keyboard poundings. let's give another A:LKSFJD:SLKFJ:SLDFJSLDFJ for MK!

Anonymous said...

WERD!!!!!!

Alys said...

The drawings are pretty good! I can't say I'd wear the collection, but it's very creative!

jazz fututa sum hic said...

They are so supreme!
I always see their kinderwhore references as so 'fuck you! we'll dress like children - pure and good - but no one said it would work out wholesome"

http://hereharehere.blogspot.com/

Eda said...

So awesome!!
Punky and cute. Love it.

E<3

casper+pearl said...

I love this rebel style! It reminds me of Jewish culture alot for some reason, maybe its just the curls haha. Love the style.

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Joanna Paulsen said...

It's kinda weird.

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Jack Flash! said...

I am madly in love with Meadham Kirchoff, ADIGHAFKDHFDKJ is totally appropriate to describe them. Every time I'm in London (Im british guv'nor) I make a pilgrimage to 3 main places: The 'Pleats Please' boutique on Bond Street, 'The Oriental Canteen' in South Kensington, The tiniest and greatest chinese restaurant in the world and, of course, The MEADHAM KIRCHOFF boutique. When you go there you end up touching everything and just generally hanging around for hours... The atmosphere is just amazing. BTW tavz (that's your new nickname) I wonder if you'd heard about the Yamamoto exhibition at the V&A museum in London? I've arranged to go there next saturday with a friend and we're determined to be the first. ones. there. all of our conversations lately have started with "I wonder if Yohji himself will be there..." or "If I see Nick Knight I will lick him..."

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K. D. said...

Thanks for sharing!

hannbokhi said...

This autmn's collections looks great. Make up look like Twiggy, princess's tiaras, many colors. Cool!

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anni said...

you chose wonderful photos! :)

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The Fancy Teacup said...
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The Fancy Teacup said...

I love how you differentiated what kind of "junk" you wished to have... hilarious. The crimson glow hue with all the collar ribbons make a really eye candy collection. I would want to covet that sweater too.

www.TheFancyTeacup.com
much love.

Anonymous said...

Is it Japanese brend?.)

Isabel said...

She said your Love love was poisonous?? Never!! It makes me love Love you even more.

And I can't even say anything about Meadham Kirchoff because its always perfect.

style meerkat said...

Awesome clothes ! it inspired me :D
great post

http://stylemeerkat.blogspot.com/

love you

Unknown said...

In this video, Courtney Love reminds me Brody Dale, from Spinnerette with her voice and her very red mouse :O

Anonymous said...

the shoes in the pictures above are incredible. so different from anything typically seen on the runway. as well as the hair. thank you for the inspiring post!

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Orphin Lasz said...

Great collections. I specially liked the Spring 2011 one!
Really stands out, and is pretty interesting to look at, the details within are quite funky&gorgeous at he same time. Very pretty Ô u Ô)/

~ Orphin's Domains ~

20thCgirl said...

The colour schemes and shoes especially remind me of Mexico / Aztec / Tribal beads ^_^

Erin said...

Lovely post! I've never been a big fan of Courtney, but maybe I'll give her another chance sometime soon.

-Erin

Fashion Underwater

Lola said...

really love the collars, hope they're detachable! and yes, totally agree with what you said about feeling the need to sound smart. The amount of times that i've rewritten posts just because i'm too afraid i'll sound like an idiot!

xx

Anonymous said...

Your post is interesting. And I appreciate your originality- as always. Keep it up.

Korlei

http://www.mymomswardrobe.com

Yajaira said...

interesting
too much color - too much glitter - too much of everything

Meowza Cats said...

I have read your Blog for quite a while now. I love that your into the 90's, when I was in high school I was into the 80's(even thou it was the 90's.....)Anyway, thanks for the intro to these great designers!

Angle said...

i like your tastes ! much love from a little city among France.

Michelle Lee said...

great post :)

today's inspiration @
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Theresa Hannon said...

Amazing post!!! (as always) I'm a massive fan! I've only really started blogging myself and you put my meagre efforts to shame
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Daria said...

I wish you knew how much I want you to answer me or some kind of make a contact. I have absolutely no idea how come I've never seen this place before, but this two days since I found you I'm totally under impression. Gosh! It's like my whole life is now cracking and changing, and I scream scream scream of shame and other stuff I've been before. You're so complete and so solid...I'm not any stylish, well, I do like making my own way of looking, but in comparison to you it's just a top of boredom, and also I barely know a thing about fashionable designers and stuff. But I believe we have something in common - you don't just see-you taste the flavor, a hundred of related things come to your mind and so you feel inspired- so do I, though in my way, not THAT cool.
So, what was my point? My point was to say that I'm just very very happy to see this entire world of yours. It's like Alice in Wonderland, but better, because here's not only one style, but thousands of them. Gosh! I'm so so inspired and ashamed

Maddie M. said...

I love this post.. That sweater is too fantastic for words, and the riot grrrl shrine?!!!?!! ALKFJSLKDFJSLKDJF.

Hey Tavi, I also wanted to let you know that the second issue of Missfits is now online. When I had a tumblr & you followed me, you were one of the grrrls that reblogged it, so I thought I would let you know since I no longer have a tumblr. issuu.com/missfitsmag. Thanks, darling!

xoxo

blahlah said...

you're kind of my idol. i'm 28...
anyway, your interest in all things clove and all things riot makes me really happy. i was into all of those bands, but ani difranco's living in clip album turned me into a righteous babe. have you listened to her before?

Darina Grei said...

Collecyion is realy inspired - do you like this wide color sheme?

Anonymous said...

I love that post! very creative!
amazing blog.
look at mine...
http://luischenradieschen.blogspot.com/

The Clothes Press said...

I love the fall 2011 stuff! I also love the fall 2010 drawings... :)The miu tunes is very clever, too.
A bit of a random questino, but do you like the Prada ss11 stuff?

The Clothes Press
www.theclothespress.blogspot.com

The Clothes Press said...

*question... NOT Questino...

Limey said...

i love this! especially the spring 2011 shoes!
limey

chrys campos said...

I thought the collection had a witch vibe before seeing that sweater (hats skirts, dresses and shoes), now I *know* it has.

Anonymous said...

Hi Tavi and readers of the blog! My name's Alice and I'm from Brazil.

I have a blog just to comment about the fashion weeks in all over the world. Take a see at http://www.fwlovers.com

Thanks so much and congratulations for your blog :)

My Heart Blogged said...

I really like the newest collection the most. The full short red skirt is my favorite.
My Heart Blogged

Ali Duart-Hall said...

love spring and the shoes :)

xxx

http://theangelwears.blogspot.com/

meagan said...

kathleen hanna in jil sander f2010 makes SO MUCH SENSE. it's like most modern art: "i could do that, but i didn't". you should also light lots of jesus candles in the hopes that you'll get that hole sweater. the candles are like $2 at the bodegas and they really work, or so my grandma says.

Tanya Dempsey said...

I like your comparison to Grey Gardens. I totally get it.

xx

November Grey
Secondhand Star

Gotham Girls said...

I watched the original grey gardens in my film theory class last semester-- it was heartbreaking and funny. Mostly heartbreaking.

I also loved this most recent Meadham Kirchoff venture the best. I love how like, truly UN-fashionable the clothes are. They seem so personal and unpolished in the very best sense of the word.

Rock on Tavzzz!

http://gothamgirls.blogspot.com/

Marlena said...

Thanks for the sweet comment, Tavi! I love your blog more! <3 <3

And I totally get what you mean, when I first saw the Spring 2011 collection I didn't even bother doing any commentary on it, all I could come up with was ADSKDJSKJRJERJSKLOMGGG *__*.

I love the drawings you did,too! The Miu tunes spread is really clever.

Anonymous said...

I blogged about that sweatr first! It's mine! LOL:)

http://bensstylecorner.blogspot.com/

Anonymous said...

"The Hoarders kind of junk, not the Fergie kind of junk." I would die to have your kind of wit. Once again an amazing posts with such fresh and interesting insights. xx

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Lois Farrow said...

Excellent post! I know you said that you didn't want to write intellectually and would just babble, but once again you've written a review far more eloquent and in-depth and ENJOYABLE than any other published piece I've ever read.

Adriana Parrilla said...

Love the pieces... thanks for the post you are such an inspiration even for a grown up like me.

Des bisous

http://voilamadame.blogspot.com/

Unknown said...

Spring 2011 shoes are off the charts amazeballs!
Also, your zine!? Incred! Kathleen looks exactly like Kathleen!

PS Love love is not poisonous. Love love is the antidote, bitchez!

blue roses said...

love when i can breathe riottttgrrrl and chanel in the same sentence...

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Unknown said...

YESSSSSS "MY SO CALLED LIFE" REFERENCE LURRRVE YOU!!!!!!!! :D <3

Mitchie said...

post more of your zine please!! pleaasaaase im begging of you.

Tessa G. said...

YES. GIRL WITH THE YELLOW RIBBON! I read that in 5th grade...a lot, along with "Dead Man In Indian Creek" (I checked it out almost every week. Good times.

Meadham Kirchoff collections are amazing.

http://teafortessa.blogspot.com

Shelby said...

your likeness of courtney love is spot on

thwany said...

great post

Alexi Frest said...

Great make-up on the first photos. And lovely stick-thin models!

tee said...

Isn't there something kind of problematic about trying to mass produce "individual style"/DIY clothing period?

Eri said...

Everything about this post is absolutely fucking lovely I am bookmarking/having good dreams tonight

Natalie said...

The crowns in the past 3 collections were actually by a designer called nasir mazhar. He also did the balloon hats and streamer headbands for Louise Gray. Absolutely amazing

Jenny van der Kaatz said...

I LOVE kirchoff's new collection... these colours are simply amazing <3

http://plastic-emotion.blogspot.com/

Anonymous said...

Very creative :)

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Anonymous said...

my favourite is definitely their spring collection, the dip dyed hair and the whole vibe of dressing up, in a sense that came across in that collection. Plus the shoes are pretty damn good, too.

HRH Pants said...

Please tell me you've seen "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains"!
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082639/

Not only are the clothes and styling amazing, but it creepily predicted (premonition-ed?) Riot Grrrl.

Unknown said...

tee - What I meant was that it encourages a style of dressing that is based around DIY ethos since it's so everything-thrown-together and with materials like pipe cleaners and sequins.

Unknown said...

those veils are amazing, bewitching!! love the bold colours and prints. your sketches are so cute!
www.styleisalwaysfashionable. blogspot.com

Anonymous said...

I love the Spring 2011 Especially the Hair!!

Anna said...

love the drawn pictures to the actual clothes :)
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J said...

love the colorful hair. <3

http://girlwithonedress.blogspot.com/

Raquel said...

You're awesome as always :D

Anonymous said...

I realy imagined Kathleen in like all of that Jil Sander stuff. It's totally ridonk.

Anonymous said...

I love love those flower miu miu shoes!

xx

Anonymous said...

I love love those flower miu miu shoes!

xx

Anonymous said...

I love love those flower miu miu shoes!

xx

THE FASHION DADDY said...

Tavi,

You're so talented and I admire your maturity and ability to create imaginative and clever entries...you're great. I spoke about you today in my graduate art class. Oh, read my blog too, you might find it interesting--I think it's honest and humorous. Tell your followers about it. Thank you and take care. http://www.thefashiondaddy.com

THE FASHION DADDY said...

Tavi,

You're so talented and I admire your maturity and ability to create imaginative and clever entries...you're great. I spoke about you today in my graduate art class. Oh, read my blog too, you might find it interesting--I think it's honest and humorous. Tell your followers about it. Thank you and take care. http://www.thefashiondaddy.com

Lois Farrow said...

Man I just read their latest show's review on style.com, and does it bother you Tavi (or anyone else) that the reviewer didn't get the riot grrrl reference at all?
I usually expect style.com to have more reliable critiques.

Angeles Almuna said...

Great inspiration! and also love ribbons and sequins....my collection of necklaces and flowers always have them.
Great post and I love your fashion point of view....unique!
Kisses

www.angelesalmuna.com
www.shopangelesalmuna.com

Melika said...

Wow, this collection is fantastic! xx

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Sheila said...

I find it repulsive that there is a RIOT GRRRL theme in that fashion line. It goes against everything about Riot Grrrl: anti-commodification, anti-fashion world, anti-skinny models, etc.

Disgusting.

Claire said...

Extremely inspiring. MK's last few collections have also left me with very little to say that actually is actually correct english (okay, admittedly I just like to stare at their collections and drool over them, especially those shoes. THOSE SHOES)
www.notimeforchitchat.blogspot.com

EmK said...

Those shoes up there, they remind of small dolls for some reason, ha. All the colors and designs... Just awesome,
www.nottofarfromtheworld.blogspot.com

zoomslow said...

Fantastic post, Tavi <3 So much food for thought! Was going to put in something about 'digestion', but then thought better of it! :-)

I also like a lot of the details, and bits and pieces here and there, rather than many of the complete looks and styling etc. But the thing that I'm most excited about here is the creativity!

The amazing colours, shapes, textures, sense of play, references to drawing and music and feminism, ideas, and childhood, empowerment... It might not all be spelt out, but you can sense it all through the combinations.

And most importantly for me, the clothes that you have presented here indicate a thoughtfulness about dressing. You spoke about the clothes inspiring... Exactly! For me it's so incredibly and awesomely evident and inspiring when I see someone that has used their brain in relation to what they are wearing. And the more evident this fashionable (or just plain creative) thinking is in terms of what a person is wearing, the more I'm convinced of fashion's power!

Andrea Teira Calderón. said...

WHO THIS POST IS SO GOOD, there are tones of ideas haha.


really loved the Christopher Kane's post


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Unknown said...

I love the sweater, the music, hole and the kirchoff collection :)
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Jessique said...

Love the collections and the drawings! Tons of great ideas! Great finds......

http://jessnfashion.blogspot.com/

cancercowboy said...

nicest freak circus i've seen in a while ^__^
and that people try to sell and buy 'uniqueness' or 'personality' is hardly anything new. bound to fail, in most cases.

. said...

What an epicly long post! You know sometimes when you see or hear something and you don't know where it's from then the next day it comes up again in a completely different place? Well yeah, last night I was watching Gilmore Girls (I need to numb my mind sometimes) and it started off with them watching Gray Gardens and I didn't get the reference and was just pretty darn confused, but then today I read your post and BOOM. You mention it, I'm intrigued, and Wikipedia tells me that it's referenced in the exact same GG episode I watched last night. Creepy, huh? Not really, but I had to tell someone and it would take toooooo long to explain.
Besides, this is a good excuse for me to inform you that I wore the sequinned waistcoat, and to thank you for your words of encouragement. Hope all is well. Lauren xx

JIM Designs said...

M.K. seems to have a lot of of neon girl goth influences. The styling is hard to ignore, but there are some totally wearable pieces. Very cool!

Stefanie Regoutz said...

Love your posts, always an inspiration!

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Ash said...

LOVE the dramatic voice the clothes just emit!

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Mitchie said...

Hi Taveeeeee!
My friend is creating a zine about riot grrrl and for the first issue she needs articles about why "girlyness" is looked down upon in today's society.
I think you would interested in that type of topic and you love to speak your mind, so if you want to do it the link is here:

http://plasticbarrettes.blogspot.com/2011/03/more-about-zine.html
thx

oh and i had this totally awesome comment about how I think meadham kirchoff was kinda ironic because they were creating riot grrrl look-alike clothing that has to be created by the actual riot grrrl and that each piece has to have some sort of inspriration behind it or history, or blah Blahhhh.
but then my internet crashed and I had actually sounded smart for once!
but whatever.

Vanessa said...

Heyhey,

I know this porbably isn't the best place to ask this, (feel so free to ignore me), but I was wondering if you had thoughts on the whole Galliano gets kicked out of dior debacle, or on who should replace him?

Peace!

Fashion Marked said...

I like it!


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Unknown said...

you are a GENIUS HUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Anna said...

This is all adorable!!! Especially the shoes XD and if anyone wants to give a new teen fashion blogger a chance, check out http://annaseclecticlife.blogspot.com

Anonymous said...

This is a young person working fashion week just like you...

http://newyorkknowsbest.wordpress.com/2011/03/07/fashion-week-isnt-what-you-want-to-think-it-is/

Just because we are young doesn't mean we can't kick butt and do work as well as the veterans!

Anonymous said...

I completely agree with you. Marketed labeling irks me. Marketed 'individualism' makes me angry. I loved MK's riot grrrl collection. That shrine makes mine look miniscule. Meh.

Amy Creyer said...

Tavi,

I hope you decide to go into some form of consulting or fashion academia. Your thoughts never fail to amaze me. You possess so much more depth than 99% of the adults involved in the fashion industry. Your blog often reads to me like an honors thesis on the relationship between popular culture and the fashion industry. Your thoughts could even be distilled into an academic journal.

Ok, end of the ego stroking (which you honestly deserve) but I really hope that you'll put your mind to good use in whatever you do. I've had recent interactions with the less intelligent types in fashion, and visiting your blog always helps me to recharge my sartorial batteries. So much of what you say resonates with my own feelings about fashion that I rarely have time to verbalize. I'm too busy photographing other people!

xo
Amy Creyer

Abigail said...

Your blog is like a Francesca Lia Block novel come to...well come to internet. Thank you :-). Haha you seem like someone that would hate emoticons, I appologize.

Anonymous said...

meadham kirchoff is certainly AGHFJDFBSKFOIISN but i dunno but the fall 2011 to me seems more gyspy witchhunt vibes along with 'worst witch' themes

Anonymous said...

Look at all that amazing color! Great picks. My eyes needed that refreshing color palette after all this blah weather. :] Love your blog

Anonymous said...

great post, and great point - fashion is supposed to be fun and personal, something everyone can do and talk about however they choose...babble away girl!

BUZÓN DEL INMIGRANTE said...

Tavi, you love fashion, it think.
And I thoguht I loved it too.
Is it okey to hate fashion?

M.Weston said...

Très bel article, je te laisse un com' pour te dire que j'adore ton blog, et que même en FRANCE on prend plaisir à te lire !

J'aime beaucoup la collection que tu présentes au début, surtout les bijoux, les tiares, les cheveux de toutes le couleurs ! C'est flashy, indécent, et novateur, bref j'adore !


M.WESTON
http://the-book-mode.blogspot.com/

liz said...

OH GIRL. those spring 2011 pictures are doing wild, wacky things to my brain. suddenly I want to tie a piece of neon chiffon around my shoulders and cover my sandals with beads...and OH those headpieces (deep breath). this blog = Love. thank you again, Tavi!

Eleonore said...

hi! sorry but when will we be hearing back about the magazine? I know this is not the place to ask but I figure your email is completely full. also, I love and totally see the grey gardens.

Elbell said...
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Confessions from the Hairdresser said...

My So-called life !

no said...

Uh... weird fashion designs but your really good. View my blog called Fashion 101

Anonymous said...

Intricate detail being embroided and strung and teen sheen of being and also the glossy colours and the reds of blacks and bows of colour. Ah-hamazing.
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LadyNoir said...

cool stuff!!!!


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Annushka said...

Kirchoff's collections - the 2011 is delicious, exciting, so much color, texture, and it's fantastic!!!

lookwhoswearing said...

Wow .. very cool.. very edgy - love that. Great post yet again :)

xx G

http://lookwhoswearing.blogspot.com/

Anonymous said...

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Noumia's papers said...

This creator is awesome ! Ad I love your little draws ;)

xoxo

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Unknown said...

hi tavi !
i am a 46 yr old fashion blogger who used to think so much like you, then i got lost..............
thanx for your inspiration,
i so need it :)
Reva
revasrags2roses.blogspot.com

Unknown said...

hi again my love!
would it be ok to do a post about you with a link?
thanks,
reva

Chloé said...

At Ikram today (only for one day) there's a Meadham Kirchoff pink sweater with flower appliques 75% off. There might be more MK but I'm not sure.

Emma Gi. said...

i'm obsessed with meadham kirchoff i would sell my family for those shoes from spring 2011, well maybe i coul get a bit more than that for 6 people!

Style Souk said...

There's an element - an almost visceral assault - about Meadham Kirchhoff that causes my brain to riot.

I dunno...

It's like they extend an invitation, a welcome, to somehow decipher a cacophonous stream of consciousness and yet - no matter the hours, days, weeks given to studying every facet of detail - I will miss a million more still beyond my naive comprehension.

Courtney Love and 'Live Through This' as a reference? The companions of my teenage years (I'm an old git now!), I can think of no better inspiration. For anything. Ever.

Sarah x

http://stylesouk.wordpress.com

Elbell said...

Tavi,

Let me just say I love your quirky sense of style and humor. If you get excited when you see fun details like sequins and ribbons now, you will likely NEVER grow old of that excitement, i'm 16 and I still do! (I seriously try to incorporate them into as many things I make or wear as much as possible!) I love your blog because its real, its fun, and it provides your readers with a fresh take on fashion. I love how you have managed to still be yourself throughout all of the fame, your interview in Glamour was surprisingly real. Its nice to see that rather than complaining about the ups and downs (gym class) of highschool, you are able to embrace them, and make light of them. Highschool is a tough place for fashion-forward girls, and girls that don't wear the same old cookie-cutter clothes, girls who aren't afraid to wear what they want. Ok, sorry, enough of the excessive compliments, but you totally deserve them! That said, I totally agree with you, fashion should be fun, people should be able to create and wear what they want without being judged. And girl, you are an inspiration, daring and never afraid to wear what you want!

<3

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lovely blog! it makes me happy. i think there's also an obvious reference to the Goth Lolita fashion in Japan to be made in reference to the Fall 2011 collection of Meadham Kirchoff.

fabienne said...

hey little weirdo
well done again
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SHARNA OSBORNE said...

hehe funny thing; i was talking to ed the other day and he said he was over courtney?!?!!! if you look in the back of their goodie bag booklet he says "courtney the the chignon was the last straw"! so funny!

also if you looked close at the shine it had heaps of pic of ben and ed in their youth... so great!

x

Duda Reis said...

Tavi Hi My name is Dudley I'm 11 and I am Brazilian, I love your posts you think very boa.Aqui in Brazil released a novel called: Tititi and a character from the novel was based on you loved her role was his name Mabi . Tavi you more love your blog you are very stylish love you you are very beautiful. I see your blog outbreak of so many beautiful thing
Many kisses Duda
(I wrote this on google translator if you do not notice anything wrong, I'm not so good English so Nê haha)

Duda Reis said...

Who studies with Tavi and post comments on her blog says what I said about Mabi novel in my other post thanks.
Duda (Brazilian)

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I don't usually "do" runway, but I'm loving the Fall 2011 stuff! It has a very Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland/punk-goth feel.

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