Hi! I know it's been quite long time since the last time I was here. Regardless so many excuses I've been telling you, but I have to admit that this year is definitely the busiest year so far. Working in a small company requires you to work more than you ask for. We must be able to multitasking. I learn a lot here and I got lots of knowledge that I must know to run a company. It's fun, but yet still-- nerve wracking. 

Anyways, let's talk about fashion. I've been thinking about how boring major labels and mega designers become nowadays. They become less creative, and more commercial oriented instead. I'm more concerned about the underdogs since then. You'll be surprised with their originality and creativity. Their works are magnificent and off limits! 

One of them named Konstantin Kofta. His each collection appears as a form art installation and leave me goosebumps!  The original ideas, great details, rough fabrics, and unusual shapes make effortlessly elegant and sensual garments. 

For more collections of Konstantin Kofta: kofta.com.ua

Ebi just made my day, today! She brought DVDs for me to borrow. FYI, They're not some semi porn teen movies nor some friggin romantic -slash- cheesy sad ones, not even about perfect hot agents who fight against some ugliest aliens. These shits are something else! All DVDs are the documentary of all fashion gurus that you worship like gods. Ebi got them while she's still in Paris, which I hope they have at least English subtitle so I don't have to guess what they're talking about because I'm knowing like zero french words.

These movies are like bible for fashion workers. They're inspiring, especially when your brain is lack of ideas. You'll hate some attitudes and adore their genius minds. But what catches my eyes the most is Chanel's DVD case. It looks like a book. And there are some costume design sketches in it. J'adore!