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W&V Autumn Winter 2010 | 2011 campaign online

W&V — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 14:02:48 +0000

The Warmenhoven & Venderbos website has been updated with the online autumn | winter 2010 | 2011 campaign which is featuring fragments from the A|W 10|11 collection.

Find all Campaign images here on the W&V website.

WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Website: campaign A|W 10|11 collection

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Zoom | Summer whites and nudes

W&V — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 10:10:13 +0000

Style | Colbert: C 10-58-34
Style | Skirt: S 10-80-10

WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Collection Spring /Summer 2010

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Zoom | Inner sleeve

W&V — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 10:02:44 +0000

Feminine asymmetrical blouson top with redefined neckline and armhole – inner sleeve and pantalon with uneven seam in soft satin fabric.

Style | Blouson: T 10-33-01
Style | Pantalon: P 10-37-01

WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Collection Spring /Summer 2010

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Zoom: Spring / Summer 2010 collection

W&V — Mon, 31 May 2010 08:27:33 +0000

Style: Dress: D 10-35-01

WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Collection Spring /Summer 2010

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Juergen Teller: Zimmermann a surreal fashion fairy tale

W&V — Wed, 26 May 2010 09:49:41 +0000

Juergen Teller, the legendary German photographer who joined fashion and art in his work on a genius way, will release on the 31St of Mai 2010 his latest photography book called: “Zimmerman”. This book will feature his new photo series which documents his muse the supermodel Raquel Zimmermann engaging in family events and interacting with Teller’s native environment in Bubenreuth, Southern Germany. Holding true to his signature snapshot aesthetic while nonetheless managing to construct what he describes as a “surreal fairy tale”, a narrative akin in style to the Gothic and dramatic Brothers Grimm fairy tales.
Teller captures Zimmermann in a state of seeming abandon, in the woods or lying semi-nude on the family table during a meal. It are suggestive images, elegantly dressed up with a touch of eroticism, and which tell a fashion tale which is going beyond conventional glamour.

Photos: Juergen Teller | Zimmermann (Steidl)

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Micha Volders and Lotte Vanhamel: The Vermin Twins, electrical freestyle with an avantgarde edge

W&V — Fri, 21 May 2010 10:20:43 +0000

The Vermin Twins are a very intriguing and innovative Belgian duo made up out of Micha Volders and Lotte Vanhamel. The music they make is a cocktail of freestyle experimental pop, dance and electronica with an avantgarde edge.

The description on their website about them says: ‘Vermin Twins like melody and rhythm, jumping insects and funky mysteries. Vermin Twins like to sing and dance, scream and jump or slap the bass with a big fat thumb.’

And for sure they make this description come true with their fascinating act of electronic musical “dancescapes”.

Listen below to the track called “Suffocate” from their debute album “Exoskeleton” which was released on the 25Th of March, 2010.

Find more information on The Vermin Wins website and their Blog.

Photos, music: Vermin Twins | Photo top: Toon Aerts | Photo centre: Marke Tenster | Photo bottom: Kmeron

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Barcode stripes: Spring / Summer 2010 collection

W&V — Wed, 19 May 2010 11:27:46 +0000

Barcode stripes and ”sized” double layers.

Photo top> style: Top: T 10-70-10, Skirt: S 10-80-10

Photo bottom> style: Top: T 10-68-10

WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Collection Spring /Summer 2010

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Hannelore Knuts, UltraMegaLore Fashion Icon Testimony

W&V — Mon, 17 May 2010 09:18:14 +0000

This post contains some snapshots which give an impression of the vernissage party and of the currently running fashion exposition, called Ultramegalore, curated by Belgian model Hannelore Knuts.

Director Kenneth Ramaekers of Het Modemuseum Hasselt (The Fashion Museum Hasselt) has asked Hannelore to assemble an exhibition that gives the visitors a glimpse into her universe that reaches further than just fashion. She turned it into a crystallisation of what motivated and inspired her during her 10 year career as a top model. Hannelore has made a compilation of her favourite designers, photographers, artists and musicians. People she has met along the way, that have inspired her or at least have left an indelible impression on her. Regardless of whether they are ‘in’ or not. She wants to share these impressions the way she collected them. A cluster of encounters, a mass of impacts.She approached her role as curator like a stylist who endlessly combines different brands, second-hand clothes and personal accessories. The exhibition is not a tribute to or a retrospective of ’the model’ Hannelore. Instead it is a confrontational look into her small world, motivated by great things, and vice versa. With her view and approach Hannelore has turned this exposition into a very inspiring fashion experience.

The exposition in Het Modemuseum Hasselt (The Fashion Museum Hasselt) will run until the 6Th June 2010.

WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Video: frank Bongers: Christopher Baker | PlayoutPlaygrounds Youtube Channel | Het Modemuseum Hasselt

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W&V (Fashion-)shot by Rommen & Bravenboer

W&V — Thu, 13 May 2010 10:40:50 +0000

Another point of view on the W&V collections: Model Eef wearing the Warmenhoven & Venderbos Wrinkle V-neck dress (Fashion-)shot and immortalised by photographer/stylist duo Rommen & Bravenboer.

Photos: Jeroen Rommen | Styling, makeup and hair: Ester Bravenboer | Model: Eef, Max models

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Herman and Nicole Daled collection: Less is more

W&V — Mon, 10 May 2010 12:29:58 +0000

Marcel Broodthaers, La robe de maria, mixed media on canvas
120 x 100 x 12 cm
Daled collection

Lawrence Weiner, a bit of matter and a little bit more
language + the materials referred to
original cardboard stencil, 43,5 x 57,5 cm
Daled collection

Belgian collector couple Herman and Nicole Daled refuse to perceive art as decoration. They are considering the concept behind a piece of art more important than its realization and approach art in a fundamentally different way: basis for their activities are their relationships and conversations with artists. in keeping with the aim of conceptual art that places the intellectual content of a work above its realisation, they consider themselves not collectors but communicators and producers: they provide artists with the opportunity to also realise works outside of established market mechanisms. their intense engagement with conceptual art, one of the most important movements in recent art history, goes far beyond usual collecting practices. this is not only apparent in the actual works, but also in the meticulously archived documents containing actions and works.

James Lee Byars, Robe pour cinq personnes
Textile fabrics
dimensions variable
Daled collection

One of the most important influences for Herman and Nicole Daled was Marcel Broodthaers; more than 80 of his works are in their collection. moreover, the collection holds several works by Daniel Buren, Dan Graham, On Kawara, Sol Lewitt, Niele Toroni, Lawrence Weiner, Cy Twombly and many more.

Less is more is a very inspiring exhibition from the amazing personal conceptual art collection and archives of Herman and Nicole Daled. It will feature pictures, objects, paintings and concepts.The exhibition concentrates on the period between 1966 and 1978, thereby providing a lively portrait of the progressive, international art scene at that time. It will run until the 25Th of July 2010 at the Haus der Kunst, Munich, Germany.

On Kawara, Today Series: Oct. 31, 1971.
Oil on Canvas, 20,5 x 25,5 cm.
Daled Collection

On Kawara, I got up
Series of 108 postcards sent to Herman Daled daily between may 18 and september 3
14 x 9 cm
Daled collection

Niele Toroni, Empreintes de pinceau N° 50 répétées à intervalles réguliers de 30 cm
Paint on canvas, 100 x 100 cm.
Daled Collection

Daniel Buren, untitled
12 paintings (acrylic on cloth)
installation view Haus der Kunst
Daled Collection

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