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Ahoi, I'm Marlen

Ahoi, I'm Marlen

Marlen Stahlhuth
freelance photographer // Nylon Mag, BLONDE Mag, INDIE Mag, VICE, adidas etc.
casting / photo production / visual concept creation / social media

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Colombia Moda PART II

Fashion Week

Part I of my Colombia Diary already gave you a little insight to my days in Medellin. After spending the first days to check out parts of the city I didn't know yet, day 2-4 were busy with Fashion Week madness. Colombia Moda can be compared to a mall as you have everything you need in one place which often makes you spend your entire day there.

As at every Fashion Week there are obviously catwalks and runway shows as well as backstage areas for modes and designers. The difference to many other Fashion Weeks I've visited so far though is that you have a fair with 579 exhibitors from 25 different countries on the same spot. In between shows you can therefore stroll around to check out new collections of mainly swim wear and denim brands. One designer I remembered from last time was Johanna Ortiz who's designs look like straight out the movie "The talented Mr. Ripley". They seem to scream: sailing boats, Campari & sunsets. Although I'm not a high heel person after seeing her show I would totally become one.

My best find this season was the accessory label Flor Amazona xx. I'm usually wearing no jewelery or over the top, the bigger the better, golden bling bling. Flor Amazona falls into the second category. Beautiful golden statement pieces that would pimp up every outfit to the extend that you could totally look great in a jeans and a t-shirt. I could have even purchased things on the spot, if I'd only have the money for it. Make sure you check it out if you're into the same kinda thing.

Aug. 17, 2015

Labels: On track, Sail the Seas, Fashion Weeks