MBFWB: Berlin's street styles

As Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Berlin has come to an end, I wanna top it off with some inspiring street styles. Unforunately, the bad wheater conditions thwarted my plans to present you nice shots, which is why the fabric wall had to pay for it. Nevertheless, the snapshots turned out to be amazing and I think they pretty much captured the last impressions in Berlin.

MBFWB: Hien Le - The Laotian Genuis Kid

At the moment, he is one of the most likeable and admired up-and-coming designers at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Berlin: Yesterday, Hien Le presented his new collection for FW 2012/2013. The Lao designer exhibited a truly puristic combination of balmy colors like camel and off-white for women and blue shades for men. As always, Le persuaded the audience of his discreet cuts. Besides concentrating on clean cuts and the subtle application of details, he consequently maintains his claim to manufacture clothing that combines diligent design with accurate workmanship made in Germany. This time round, he succeeded again with minimalistic silhouettes and sorbet colors like mint and peach.

MBFWB: Odeur's unisex fashion

This photos are one of the last impressions of Berlin Fashion Week: The two models present Odeur's latest collection for FW 2012/2013. The label Odeur was founded in Stockholm in 2006 by Petter Höllström and Gorjan Lauseger and it has rapidly spread to 17 countries with its range of jeans, outerwear, accessoires and fashion clothing. This time, Odeur focusses on unisex cuts with muted colors in grey, wine red and black & draperies which break the straight cuts. To me, it would fit easily among the big avant-garde stars of Paris, so all in all, it's a successful final for MBFWB. So, if you're curious about Odeur's collection, feel free to read Frank's interview on i♥Berlin.de

MBFWB: Kaviar Gauche's vicious virgins

It was a harmonious blend of avant-garde and wearability: Yesternoon, Kaviar Gauche's models tottered over the catwalk in visions of white, chiffon and lace. And as I saw the first looks, I instantly locked them in my heart. True to the motto "Vicious Virgins", Alexandra Fischer-Roehler and Johanna Kühl staged a wonderful show with variations of light and shade and mystical seeming models. As yet, Kaviar Gauche is my personal favorite at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Berlin.