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I am a trained contemporary dancer, jewelery designer, photographer and the editor of www.anyonegirl.com. French blood, New Zealand raised and based. www.anyonegirl.com

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I was sent a beautiful postcard by one of my girlfriends who is being a gypsy at the moment, traveling around on her own, meeting amazing landscapes and people... and postcards. She sent me a postcard for my birthday which she later told me was picked up from a cafe while she was in Denmark. The painting on the cover was very beautiful, and it wasn't until this morning that I found out who the artist was... Mia Overgaard.

A wonderful artist originally from Denmark, and trained not only through art school but is a design school graduate too.... She did her work experience with Bettina Bakdal, and is now living in New York City running her own label Miaomiao. 

Overgaard offers prints of her art work, over sized tees with her work on, and an opening into her world of magical, light sensitive and colourful work. Have a look at her site here. And have alook at some of her best stuff here at anyonegirl.com..... Enjoy!
 
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On Monday, while fashion journalists, buyers and glossy magazine editors are focused on getting to the next Paris fashion show on time, a style revolution will be under way on the Internet, an event that could change the way all of those front-row names do business in the future. International Herald Tribune gives the full story on the most talked about movement in fashion today, and they're not talking about the clothes! 

Net-a-porter is teaming with the designer Alexander McQueen where viewers will be able to buy the outfits online that caught their eye, and they will be shipped out to them within the next 24 hours!

See the full story at AnyOneGirl.com
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Olivier Zahm's Purple Magazine head quarters have run out of room for their back logged mags that they have found lying around and are selling them off for a great price on their site here. So for any fans that may have missed out on an issue or two now would be a great time to get hold of them!! Dont sleep, these will move fast! perhaps it is something to do with the companies NY city move?? Anyway grab your piece of fashion history now.
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Well the big hustle in our small city has erupted with the explosion of the Air New Zealand Fashion Week starting last night in Auckland City. The Viaduct harbour plays host to some of the countrys biggest names in fashion, while some choose to play off course and arrange secret hide out events around the city.

Today I am viewing Cybele range 'Utopia' for our Summer 08/09. This promises to produce hand stenciled fabrics in maxi dress and mini dress form alongside billowy shapes and fabrics with varying states of transparency.

Tonight I am getting a sneak at Nom*D, a New Zealand favourite. This season they have created a range called 'Insiders' which creates a play on the words 'inside out and outside in'. 

I will spill the beans later today on what I see so stay tuned!!

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Check out a peek photo of the 26 page spread of Naomi Campbell in the latest V Magazine shot by Mario Sorrenti and styled by Jane How, Campbell is adorned in the most far out shapes and art pieces of the season. Pages of Naomi on the subway in Lanvin, crossing the high line in Balenciaga, and walking down a bustling Midtown street in Viktor & Rolf, among many more... I cant wait to see the full editorial, as I just can;t stop looking at that jacket!! It kind of reminds me of something that Kanye would wear in his next NYC music Video!!?

 Its a collectors mag for sure. On Newsstands July 15th. 

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It seems now that the worlds of street photography and fashion photography are starting to blur the lines even more. Just taking straight up and down shots is not enough for our standards anymore, we need attention to detail and colour consideration all encompassing that 'coincidental-shot' feeling that we get from the street. We still love fashion editorials, but it seems lately the ones that get us are the ones that have the un-forced feeling mixed with high fashion details.

There is a new site around called ilikemystyle.net which holds room for a community to share their personal street shots. Be it the next Linlee Allen or your nextdoor neighbour playing around with their new Leica, the site is worth a look through.

Heres one of my favourite recent street shots taken by the master himself, thesatorialist. I love the simplicity and light in this photo. He does a wonderful job of capturing the strength behind each of his chosen ones, which is apparent here.

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Bills suck. But you just gotta pay em! I sort my bills out by working for New Zealand's top fashion designer, Kate Sylvester. I work at the flagship store in High St, Auckland. Everyday I get to wear and sell her beautiful collections. Our summer season has just been viewed by an awaited audience today at Australia's Fashion Week 2008/09. Unfortunatly, here in New Zealand, we are just about to jump in the puddle of winter so these cute lil pieces wont be touching my sweet lil limbs anytime soon...oh! but when they do! mmmmmm.....x

Enjoy these pics taken on the runway today.

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Thanks to Vogue Australia for the pictures!
While I was searching for an inspiration for a name for anyonegirl.com, I came across a book in our office that I hadn't seen for some time! We have been moving around a bit in the last year so Im always coming across things that I have completley forgtten about! However this book should never (and will never) be forgotten! Smile i-D, edited by Terry Jones, is a Taschen print which looks back at the best 20 years of i-D's history as a magazine. Displaying all the previous magazine covers right back from the '80s to some inside editorial samples...

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Kate Moss tells all ! Naomi Campbell is in your face!

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New York City Fashion Special - Grunge Couture! Male Models rise of the beautiful boys!

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Cult of the Beasties, Pop Trash meets Rock n Roll Sleaze............... 

I-D stands for Identity and thats exactly what I-D magazine has created. An Identity rather than a reportage,  genuine periodical giving an insight into the cutting edge. Long live I-D!