For a country with a population of only about 320,000, Iceland seems to give birth to a surprisingly large number of wildly creative people. It must be the magic vibrations coming from the amazing lunar landscape. One of the biggest new creative talents is multimedia artist and fashion designer Harpa Einarsdottir. The first collection of [...]
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Mystery and mysticism from Ziska of Iceland

Posted: 13th December 2011 by wordhack1 in Cool photos, Fashion Photography, Icelandic
Tags: fashion illustration, Harpa Einarsdottir, icelandic fashion, Ziska
Julian Assange as style icon

Posted: 23rd December 2010 by wordhack1 in Icelandic, Swedish
Tags: 66 North, gift ideas, Julian Assange, Peak Performance, puffy jackets, Wikleaks
The style blog of American mens’ magazine Esquire has come with an unusual gift idea for Christmas shopping: the puffy sort of jacket favored by Wikileaks head-honcho Julian Assange, currently on bail from a London jail on charges of sexual crimes allegedly committed in Sweden.
Viking-wonderful courtesy of Los Angeles

Posted: 19th November 2010 by wordhack1 in Icelandic
Tags: Icelandic design, jewelery, Lava jewlry, Moonshined designs
A jewelry designer from my old hunting grounds, that is to say Los Angeles, recently made a trip to the top of the world and was deeply impressed. “I am a jewelry designer in the United States who just returned from a magical trip to Iceland, where I absolutely fell in love with the Nordics, [...]
Lady Gaga’s Icelandic designer

Posted: 23rd September 2010 by wordhack1 in Cool photos, Icelandic, Uncategorized
Tags: fashion from iceland, lady gaga, Lady Gaga á Gogo, lady gaga fashion, scandinavian, tulle skirts
Lady Gaga was spotted wearing oneof Vera Thordardottir’s frost-inspired creations only a few days before Vera graduated from Istituto Marangoni in East London earlier this year. The Italian-American singer wore a frilly outfit from the Icelandic designer’s graduation collection when she performed at Elton John’s White Tie and Tiara Ball
Swimming against the mainstream with Kalda
Posted: 23rd September 2010 by wordhack1 in Icelandic, Norwegian
Tags: Aníta Eldjárn Kristjánsdóttir, fashion photography, human hair fashion, icelandic fashion, kalda, women's clothes
[slideshow] Kalda, a brand started in 2009 by two talented Icelandic sisters, Katarin Alda and Rebekka, make clothes for “individuals who find satisfaction in swimming against the mainstream.” Aníta Eldjárn Kristjánsdóttir, a photography student in Trondheim, Norway snapped these seductive shots of a model wearing an outfit by Kalda, with styling by Raga G. Human [...]
Bea Szenfeld made Björk’s jacket

Posted: 16th September 2010 by wordhack1 in Icelandic
Tags: art fashion, bea szenfeld, bjork, bjork fashion, couture, fashion from sweden, haute papier, icelandic singer, polar music prize, scandinavian fashion, sur plag
When Icelandic singer Björk visited Stockholm last month to pick up the Polar Music Prize, she wore a brilliant jacket made by Bea Szenfeld that glittered like a thousand rubies.
Nordic brands blast off at NY Fashion Week
Posted: 14th September 2010 by wordhack1 in Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Swedish, Trade Fairs
Tags: Fashion from Finland, Islaet, Ivana Helsinki, New York Fashion Week, Odd Molly, Paola Suhonen, Per Holknekt, Pirjo Suhonen, Royal Extreme, scandinavian, scandinavian fashion, Swedish Fashion Council, Tiia Vanhatapio
Odd Molly of Sweden and Finland’s IVANA Helsinki, are staging runway shows this week at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Manhattan. This is the first time that fashion brands from Scandinavia have been on the official list in Bryant Park, running head-to-head with names like Anna Sui, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger.
Björk shines in Stockholm

Posted: 30th August 2010 by wordhack1 in Cool photos, Icelandic
Tags: art fashion, bjork, bjork designers, bjork fashion, bjork outfits, ennio Morricone, lady gaga, scandinavian, Spit and Snot, Stockholm Philarmonic Orchestra, wildbirds and peacedrums
Icelandic singer-songwriter-actress Björk, in Stockholm on Monday to receive the Polar Music Prize from the hand of the Swedish king, lived up to her reputation as a woman who isn’t afraid to stand out in a crowd.

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