Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Introducing Lori & Southeast Florida's Finest in Fashion. . . .

November 19, 2010

Thanks to our friends at Hot Pink Style in Southern Florida for choosing our new Lori headpiece during a recent photo shoot with John Fisher and Matt Dunn. The Lori tops-off the gorgeous bridal gown shown below, designed by Eduardo De Las Casas. We love the sweetheart neckline and draping peplum of Euardo's gown and think Jamie and Jenna of Hot Pink made a perfect choice in headpiece! Eduardo won the "New Emerging Designer" award during the Miami Fashion Week of 2008 and is expanding his collections with verve.

Breeziway clients in the Miami and Palm Beach area should check out the talented artists above for support with styling and photography needs. A perusal of the links above are guaranteed to provide visual treats and excellent ideas for your upcoming events.


The Lori headpiece is a recent addition to the Breeziway collection and has been worn by brides in its basic colors of ivory or silk white, as well as custom dyed for bridal attendants and others enjoying special occasions! It is now available via our online shop and a growing number of boutique affiliates.



I can't wait to share info about Jamie and Jenna's shoe parties with our S. Florida friends!! . . .will do so when I can figure out how to post a video about these
NOT-TO-BE-MISSED events.

Until then, be well,


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The Genius of Richard Avedon - Photography, Fashion & Beauty. . .

January 9, 2009

I thoroughly enjoyed taking in the anthology of Richard Avedon's Fashion Photography - 1944 - 2000 at the Detroit Institute of Arts this New Year's Eve day!

Richard Avedon (1923 - 2004)

The fashion photos I found particularly genius were taken during the 1940's-1960's; the frozen movement caught mid-grace. . . the juxtaposition of often incongruous figure-ground elements or figure-figure comparisons of certain depth. . .








Avedon found and captured beauty in the profiles of unconventional beauties. . .


The composition of his later work was no less genius - the balance of static and fluid , but I preferred the relative uncontrived charm of his earlier work. . .


We have lost a master of the art of fashion photography.

Do catch this amazing exhibit when it comes your way!




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