Photography: Sanja Marusic Styling: Chantal Kabel Make up: Tynke Weeninga, Model: Imme @ Name Models
For the ones that were living in a cave or emerged them a lil’ bit too much in the night life of Amsterdam this weekend: a new Dutch Fashion magazine was launched yesterday called PS Magazine. Founders Stefanie Mensink and Puck Landewé were there to proudly present us a magazine that focuses on Dutch creative talents in multiple disciplines: fashion, illustration and photography. The last 6 months they’ve broken their backs behind the computer or trying out the highest heels for the fashion shoots to pull this magazine together and it was worth the effort!
Stefanie Mensik (l) and Puck Landewé (r), founders PS Magazine.
And guess what.. Of course I couldn’t be missing out on this one. For this special occasion I made an illustration and donated a beautiful picture, next to a little text they wrote about me which is all featured in the magazine. I am extremely excited to have been part of this. I remember the day that Puck and me were working together for Odd magazine, during a photo shoot for Code. She’s the most down to earth person I’ve ever met that values good personal contact with her creative contributors. I absolutely knew she could do this (together with Stefanie of course). More pictures will be posted soon. Curious? Buy the magazine online (or for the Ipad).
Time for a celebration!
What do you do if you can turn anything you touch into a jewel? You create the most bizarre and fancy looking objects into a want-have piece for next season, at least, that’s what Hanna does. A 25 year old Parisienne, who started her own jewellery brand called Hirschell.
I think the accessories are a glimpse of what we can expect from her in the future: an eclectic mix of wonderful materials put together in fine shades of color and texture. They remind me of a more unconventional way of craftsmanship than the traditional jewellery; perfect for your wardrobe if you want to upgrade your outfit with something special. Let me introduce Hanna:
I did 2 collections since I started a year ago. It’s the rythm I’d like to keep. I like also the idea of having “mini-collections” according to the opportunities or my vibe of the moment.
I like using materials and technologies that are not supposed to be used in jewellery. I use a lot of copper, a metal with industrial connotations, circuit board, pyrite stones and a lot of different chains
My next collection will be called “Meteor”, obvious reference to meteorites which fascinate me. I became infatuated by Pyrite stones, its raw aspect which totally breaks with the very geometrical collection “Odissey”.
When I grow up I want to become a..
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