Wearing today!!
Mari is wearing our funky “Sfeteristria” t-shirt with Zara feminine skirt !
Get the t-shirt here :http://e-outfit.com/en/e-outfit-sfeteristria-t-shirt.html
Holding the candy clutch bag by maryholic from the new ss13 collection!
And of course many blig blig necklaces by Pericles Kondylatos & Irene Lytra!!
Foot babies by Jeffrey Campbell <3
Big Glam Kisses from Mari!!
Until tomorrow ladies…
The looks! @AXDW day #4
Athens Xclusive Designers Week #Day4
Dominga is wearing our New funny t-shirt: ” sfeteristria” !! On top blazer e-outfit.com, custom made shorts and balenciaga bag! Amazing necklace by Irene Lytra and sugar gold e-outfit.com necklace!
Mari is wearing our mast have t-shirt: “WHY-S-L”, blazer : Zara, necklaces: e-outfit.com, Bvlgari, Swarovski, H&M!
The looks! @AXDW DAY #3
Athens Xclusive Designers Week #day3
Mari is wearing our funky jean jacket with spikes, lace body and lace shorts by e-outfit.com, shorts:Zara and booties: Jeffrey Campbell
Dominga is wearing our boyfriend shirt with pearls on shoulders,necklace by Irene Lytra, plexiglass necklace by MaLiYa and leather leggings by e-outfit.com
Shirt & necklaces details!
Mari’s 80′s cross earring & jacket’s detail!
Dominga’s Crystal Iphone Case ! Available @ e-outfit.com boutique (Tsakalof 16, Kolonaki)
Athens xclusive Designers Week!Day #2
Mari & Dominga with lovely friend and clutch bag designer Mary Sofikitou (Maryholic)
Mari is wearing our NEW amazing t-shirt: ” Celine me alone”, Blazer: Asos , Shorts: Vintage, Necklace by MaLiYa!
Dominga is wearing our NEW t-shirt :” I Used to Date Christian Grey”!,Blazer by e-outfit.com, Pants by Top Shop London, Booties: Asos
Once upon a time there was a bag named…
The Birkin bag is a handbag by Hermes, handmade in leather and named after actress and singer Jane Birkin. The bag is a symbol of wealth due to its high price and elusiveness to the public.
Its prices range from £6,000 to £100,000 ($9,000 to $150,000). Costs escalate according to the type of materials. The bags are distributed to Hermès boutiques on unpredictable schedules and in limited quantities, creating scarcity and, intended or unintended, exclusivity.
In 1981, Hermès chief executive Jean-Louis Dumas was seated next to Jane Birkin on a flight from Paris to London. She had just placed her straw bag in the overhead compartment of her seat, but the contents fell to the deck, leaving her to scramble to replace the contents. Birkin explained to Dumas that it had been difficult to find a leather weekend bag she liked. In 1984, he created a black supple leather bag for her, based on an 1892 design. She used the bag for herself then later changed her mind because she was carrying too many things in it: “What’s the use of having a second one?” she laughs. “You only need one and that busts your arm; they’re bloody heavy. I’m going to have to have an operation for tendonitis in the shoulder.” Nevertheless, the bag has since become an icon.
Hollywood’s most precious princess, Grace Kelly, has been the not-so-unofficial muse behind the Hermès Kelly Bag. And did you know the reason why the Hermès handbag received so much attention when Grace Kelly went out and about? She was attempting to hide her private “baby bump” with her Hermès bag — which was photographed and adored by the public.
Hermès is recognized for its handmade luggage and handbag collections. The company does not use assembly lines, only one craftsperson may work on one handbag at a time, hand-stitching each individual piece. Due to the labor-intensive nature of Hermès production methods and the use of rare materials, sometimes including exotic skins as well as precious metals, one bag can take 18 to 24 hours to create. The construction of each Kelly bag, for example, requires 18 hours of work by a single artisan.
In 1956, a photo of Grace Kelly, who had become the new Princess of Monaco) carrying the Sac à dépêches bag to shield her pregnant stomach from the prying eyes of the paparazzi. Photographs of her covering her stomach bulge with her hallowed Hermès were splashed all over the world and made it onto the cover of Life magazine. Thus, the company — or possibly more like the public — renamed it the Kelly bag, and it became hugely popular.
In the 1920s, Coco Chanel became tired of having to carry her handbags in her arms and decided to design a handbag that freed up her hands. Inspired by the straps found on soldiers’ bags she added thin straps and introduced the resulting design to the market in 1929.
After her successful comeback to the fashion industry in 1954, Chanel decided to update her handbag, for the modern woman. The resulting design was called 2.55 after the date of creation, February 1955.
The bag has a number of features:
- The lining’s burgundy colour represents the colour of the uniforms at the convent where she grew up.
- There is a zippered compartment at the inside of the front flap. That is where Chanel is rumoured to have stored her love letters in her original bag.
- The backside has a back outside flap for storage of money.
- Chanel, recognising that modern women needed to have their hands free while attending social functions, designed a double-chain shoulder strap, something common in downmarket products, but rare in luxury circles at the time. The chains were attached by leather-threaded chain inserted though eyelets. The caretakers of the convent where she grew up held the keys at their waist dangling from the same type of chains as the 2.55 shoulder strap chains.
- The bag originally came with a front lock called “the Mademoiselle Lock” (in reference to Coco Chanel never marrying). Since the 1980s, versions can also be supplied with a lock in the shape of a double CC logo. These called “Classic Flaps”.
- The bag has a quilted diamond or herringbone pattern on the exterior. Using a running stitch, this gives the bag shape and volume.The pattern is believed to have been inspired by several sources: by jockeys’ riding coats, by the stained-glass windows of the abbey at Aubazine, as well as by the cushions in Chanel’s Paris apartment.
Louis Vuitton was trained as a luggage packer for upscale Parisian families in the early 1800′s and began his rise to fame by being appointed by Napoleon III to pack the dresses of the Empress Eugenie. He got the idea of his famous handbags based on his extensive knowledge of luggage and actually began by designing luggage for the traveling rich in Paris.
Louis Vuitton’s earliest inventions included the idea of designing luggage that was flat and could easily stack in railway carriages. His rivals began imitating the rising popularity of his luggage designs which lead to the creation of distinctive stripes and checkerboard patterns.
The business was formed in 1854 and luggage begin to give way to handbag designs. The ever popular Noe bags were originally made to carry 5 bottles of champagne but it’s success was so phenomenal that upscale women everywhere began to carry this elegant bag. The Damier Canvas design had it’s debut in 1888 and in 1896, the familiar Monogram design was launched to try and counteract the replicas made by his competitors who were copying his unique styles. The Monogram logo consists of intersecting LV initials with a curved beige diamond and a 4 point star inset. The design is continued by it’s negative consisting of a beige circle with a four-leafed flower inset. A PVC coating is added to the fabric which is embossed with it’s own design.
Today Louis Vuitton still stands for the highest quality and any purse that comes from their factory that does not meet these standards is destroyed. This company has stood the test of time for 3 centuries and continues to be a force in the fashion history of handbags.
Uma Thurman for LV
Lady Dior was released in mid 1990s when the creative manager of Dior Company was Gianfranco Ferre. At first the bag became popular when the First Lady of France Madam Chirac began to wear this exclusive Dior bag as she thought that the bag was gorgeous!
Later Lady Dior handbag became a deep success when Lady Di preferred it to the other handbags. In fact, it is Princess Diana’s name that was added to the bag’s name. It is still unknown whether it was merely a coincidence or the handbag was named Lady Dior on purpose. But anyway the legendary princess made this fashionable accessory a real success, provoked heightened interest in it and at the same time made it a symbol of a refined taste.

Princess Diana carrying Lady Dior

Princess Diana carrying Lady Dior
By the way, the legendary bag is pretty conservative. Lady Dior handbag design has not changed at all – it has a traditional square or rectangular shape, quilted flap, two short straps and a chain. Metal charms in the form of capital letters D, I, O, R are the only decoration. Though its colors are restrained the bag looks chic – it is worth of being given the name ‘lady’! The range of colors is black, white and pink.

Marion Cotillard for Lady Dior
Chapter 12: We Love T-shirts

Mari K. in her favorite e-outfit.com t-shirt

Don Johnson in Armani suit & t-shirt

Kristin Cavallari with positive funny mood!

Teenage millionaire Paris Hilton
Some of our e-outfit.com favorite t-shirts!

Find it here: http://e-outfit.com/en/f.a.k.e.-blue-fashion-police-t-shirt.html

Find it here: http://e-outfit.com/en/f.a.k.e.-material-girl-pink-back-t-shirt.html

Find it here:http://e-outfit.com/en/f.a.k.e.-kiss-the-boys-white-cotton-t-shirt.html

Find it here: http://e-outfit.com/en/f.a.k.e.-coco-chanel-grey-pearl-t-shirt.html
Chapter 11: Wild Things
CHAPTER 10: Girls love Batman

Batman Defends the Streets by Thierry Le Goues for “The Dark Night” Editorial
Model: Ali Stephens
Styling: Marcell Rocha

Everyone looks good in a custom tailored Giorgio Armani suit.
Armani has returned for Dark Knight Rises (yet again) to clothe the billionaire vigilante.
The prices aren’t listed, but the Made To Measure line at Armani usually starts at about $3,000.

Batman Sunglasses
Hot rod rayban knockoffs on the outside, all Batman fanatic on the inside. 12 smackers, from Hot Topic.

Gotham City Ring
Carry the city of Gotham on your pinky with this $225 ring from Noir Jewelry.

Comfy Tom’s created by Sarah Kidd

Batman & Robin Vintage 60′s Movie

Lazy Oaf x Batman Capsule Collection

Lazy Oaf x Batman sheer sweater

Jeremy Skot + Glitter Batman Tank = AWESOSME
Autumn / Winter Collection 2011

The Giant Batman Mug: Drink your morning coffee like a superhero!.

Batman and Robin Nike Dunks
Totally rad, and available on ebay for around $130.

Lazy Oaf x Batman stamp t-shirt – ASOS.

Lazy Oaf x Batman oversized t-shirt – ASOS.

The “Batman” sandals by NORTIN Handmade Shoes exclusively @ www.e-outfit.com

Lindsay Lohan hanging around with Batman.

Cheryl Cole in ASOS Batman dress

Perrie Edwards in Batman outfit.

Katy Perry being rescued by Batman
Chapter 9: On Wednsday’s we wear pink.
CHAPTER 8: EDITORIAL MOOD
Check out the team’s amazing work, shooting our F/W collection “The Sovereignty of Shimmer” by F.A.K.E. Couture as presented at the Athens Exclusive Designers Week.
Photgrapher:Andonis Mamillos
Styling & Mua: Vagelis Balakas
Hairstylist: Renos Politis
Model:Mariane Pinheiro/ X-Ray models
Clothes F.A.K.E. Couture by www.e-outfit.com




























































































































































































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