White 'Ocean' bikini and neon-orange 'Merengue' set by the Austrian underwear brand Palmers SS2010. Photos: (C) Palmers.
Transparent-yellow 'Darani' bag by the Belgium headquartered label Kipling, SS2010. The bag has an extra pocket for the mobile phone and other necessities which should not get wet from the blanket or the bikinis.
Travel set (3x10ml) with face care by Veld's, seen in spring 2010 :
* Ferox Pure Pulp (is made of aloe from South-Africa; acts like a face lift and should be used after sun)
* Rooibos Flash Repair (the skin toner contains green rooibos tea and can be used before you apply the sun protection)
* Age Killer (a serum which boosts the quality of the own collagen production and protects the elasticity of the skin).
Semi-transparent polyester rain coat by the Austrian design label Liniert, SS2010. The hooded coat is the product of the designers' thoughts about 'nature' and 'non-nature' and why mainly nature is imitated by artists. The designers of Liniert, the Viennese architect Christian Kollarovits and the Barcelona born fashion designer Ivon Gasque, question if what is served as 'nature' - such as cotton or silk - is always 'good'.
White polyester/rayon dress with a print by Mark Englert from the Beata Dirycz SS2010 collection.
Photo: Nick Lovell, nicklovell.com.
In February, Fashionoffice had contact with the US design label 'Beata Dirycz'. Beata Dirycz was born in Poland, moved to Germany, later to Canada, where she went to school.
