I might seem pretty greedy at the moment, but that's simply because I am. I keep seeing things I want everywhere. You may start calling me the Greedmaster *shivers*. It sort of sounds like the name of some creature straight out of Hellraiser, right? I like it. It suits my current mood. Maybe I will even push it a little further and wear pins on my face as a fashion statement. Pretty fetching, right?
When I feel the greed that strongly in my bones, I generally spend hours wandering around online, leaving behind me a trail of dribble, like a style slug (boy, aren't I spoiling you with the stinking metaphors today?). This time, I would like to introduce to Lu Flux, an ethical clothing designer who works with organic, vintage & salvaged fabrics. I am in total agreement with the idea of refashioning, reusing materials to make new stuff. It goes with the idea of keeping as clear as possible from the High Street.
When I feel the greed that strongly in my bones, I generally spend hours wandering around online, leaving behind me a trail of dribble, like a style slug (boy, aren't I spoiling you with the stinking metaphors today?). This time, I would like to introduce to Lu Flux, an ethical clothing designer who works with organic, vintage & salvaged fabrics. I am in total agreement with the idea of refashioning, reusing materials to make new stuff. It goes with the idea of keeping as clear as possible from the High Street.
"The clothes act as an antithesis to the way of the disposable modern world, making something new out of something old, reducing waste and consuming less"
From Lu Flux's website



Patchwork techniques applied to clothes? Triple yes!
From Lu Flux's website
But enough with the ethics and the political, and onto the clothes! Lu's creations are absolutely wondrous and in the whimsical style I am so fond of... and still totally wearable!

I mean hellooooooo, BEAR DRESS?!?! I'll have seven, thank you.

Even their more classic designs are beautiful, with very nice detailing.

All images courtesy of Lu Flux
Patchwork techniques applied to clothes? Triple yes!
You can find Lu Flux's creations in the UK at Ecobtq & Godiva Boutique.
Don't forget you only have till the end of today to enter the Loulou Loves You giveaway for a chance to win a pair of handmade knickers!
Also have a look at my shop as I listed new vintage items, including a beautiful lace dress.
Don't forget you only have till the end of today to enter the Loulou Loves You giveaway for a chance to win a pair of handmade knickers!
Also have a look at my shop as I listed new vintage items, including a beautiful lace dress.
oh jeeze!
ReplyDeleteI love them much
too much.
...may I have one of your seven?
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kirstine!
BEAR DRESS.
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Great stuff!
ReplyDelete(And I wish the top 2 dresses listed in your shop were smaller..they are both gorgeous) x
Bears! Hee hee.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have a full 50's style circle skirt made out of patchwork quilting. Love all the designs!
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Jennifer
http://milliedeel.blogspot.com/
what a coincidence! i also found it on flickr today and was gonna have it blogged later! i heart the bear dress so much, it reminds me of koda from the disney animation 'brothers bear' which im so in love with. LOVE LOVE <333
ReplyDeleteGreat finds! I like looking on the Internet to get my greedies out. I find I can do a better job of window shopping. If I need something I can return to it later.
ReplyDeleteGreat finds! I like looking on the Internet to get my greedies out. I find I can do a better job of window shopping. If I need something I can return to it later.
ReplyDeletehaha these items are so so adorable. I love the child-like inspiration of patchwork and bears. Lovely colours too.
ReplyDeletei need a bear dress. nowwwwwww.
ReplyDeletei'd probably name it and everything..
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Bear overalls! I'd wear those EVERY DAY. ;)
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oh god i love the huge skirt in the last pic..
ReplyDeleteI luv the large skirt
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