Amazing Designs By “FABIO NOVEMBRE “

Fabio Novembre (October 21, 1966) is an Italian Architect and Designer .

{ Biography :-

In 1984 he moved to Milan, where in 1992 he received a degree in Architecture . In 1993 he lived in New York City where he attended a movie-direction course at the New York University . In 1994 he was commissioned to design his first project: the “Anna Molinari Blumarine” shop in Hong Kong . In the same year he opened his own studio in Milan.

From 2000 until 2003 he worked as Art Director at Bisazza, contributing in the international growth of the mosaic tile brand. Since 2001 he works for Italian design brands such as Cappellini, Driade, Meritalia, Flaminia, Casamania.

In 2008, on behalf of the Municipality of Milan, the Rotonda di Via Besana museum houses an exhibition about his work, “Teach me the freedom of swallows”. In 2009, the Triennale Design Museum  of Milan, has invited Novembre to curate and design an exhibition on his work: “Il fiore di Novembre”. In 2010 the City of Milan is represented by an istallation that he designs and curates, in the Pavilion of Italy at Expo in Shanghai. }

Fabio Novembre’s work is amazing , i loved his designs .

i hope you too will here are some photos ……..

1. 

NEMO

Driade

{ i like this one the most and truly i am doing this post only for this one }

Its mask / face shaped chairs , but the main thing is that  they are so perfectly designed and made ….

i saw these a couple of months back in some exhibition i think u too will like it .

This project was born between the drawing by Ponti of 1950 “Un disegno è un’idea” and the romance by Pirandello of 1926 “Uno, nessuno e centomila” for creating a new identity without sexual and geographical features. An identity denied for a renewed idea of collectivity made of eyes that search each others beyond the borders and barriers.

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ORG
Cappellini

ORG is a magic trick beyond being a daily object: the optical illusion of a crystal and transparent top floating on ropes. Someone says that the great amount ensures the support that the legs don’t provide, a well done trick. For sure who designed it was more interested in the adventures that happen under it than above it. Lianas belonging to a forest where Tarzan runs after Jane or vice versa. Smooth legs of a being in which hide our own’s ones. Flying roots of a platform for impromptu convivial rites.

Its like a strange table with illusion .

3.

HIM & HER
Casamania

This design came From the Genesis Book “ Then the LORD God formed a man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living being […] Then the LORD God made a woman from the rib he had taken out of the man, and he brought her to the man […] Adam and his wife were both naked, and they felt no shame.”

There are many more things and If you would like to check more about him or his designs/things you may visit his official site  http://www.novembre.it/

Balloon dresses

OMG !

These dresses are really made by balloons but these dresses looks so lovely so nice and so different ……….

The amazing part is that , that these are designer…….

i know it got too long but there are many more dresses too , hope you liked it …..

but wait thats not all , BALLOON BIKINIS are also coming your way …

I suggest if you wear it , don’t forget to wear something under it because if some balloons bursts or someone plays a dirty prank with you , you can imagine what it will lead to or what concequences you’ll have to face…..:)) {bad joke}

10 Beautiful Things Made of CHOCOLATE

1. Incredible Chocolate Creations

Ever wonder what life would be like if you lived in Willy Wonka’s world? Think chocolate rooms, clothing and even a car.

We did, so we scoured the globe to find some of the most amazing things made of chocolate. What we found were some chocolate makers who let their imaginations run wild, creating some truly unique edible objects that may surprise you. And you don’t have to be a chocoholic to appreciate these finer things in life.

At left: The German bakery group Lambertz created this full chocolate dress in 2010 for its annual Monday Night Party in Cologne. The creation was one of more than a hundred fashion pieces celebrating chocolate.

Click ahead to see other amazing objects made of chocolate, as well as things that look like chocolate.

2. Room

Made of chocolate from floor to ceiling, this 183-square-foot “Chocolate Room” made shoppers drool when they encountered it at a shopping center in Lithuania. Seven artists used 611 pounds of chocolate to create the walls and decor, which was on display for Valentine’s Day. And while those passing by may have been tempted, they weren’t allowed to taste it.

3. Car

This delicious-looking BMW was just one of many hunger-inducing attractions at the 2010 World Chocolate Wonderland in Beijing, China. Up to 80 tons of chocolate were used in making the displays, which also included a 33 foot long replica of the Great Wall and a mini-army of 650 chocolate replicas of the famous Terracotta Warriors.

4. Mailbox

This oversized mailbox is made entirely of Godiva chocolate and is adorned with hearts made of white chocolate truffles. It was created for Godiva’s Valentine’s Day celebration earlier this year at its Fifth Avenue flagship boutique in New York City.

The store paid homage to the romance of the love letter by transforming itself into a chocolate pop-up experience that included the mailbox, a desk and bookshelf recreated in chocolate. Godiva even stamped and mailed customer’s love letters for free in the three weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day.

5. Shoes

These shoes are the perfect gift for the chocoholic with a shoe obsession. They are the brainchild of chocolatier Phil Neal of the luxury West London chocolate shop, Theobroma Cacao, who wanted to combine two of women’s favorite things — chocolate and shoes.

The edible shoes are part of Theobroma Cacao’s Erotique collection and are hand-crafted from Venezuelan chocolate. They even come presented in a pink “shoebox” and are popular gifts for brides from her friends. If you are looking for something racier, check out the rest of the collection, which includes chocolate reproductions of the human form.

6. Chess Set

This chess set is made of solid milk and dark chocolate. So when you capture the castle you can eat it, too. Houston-based Kegg’s Candies makes each set by hand, using its own blend of chocolates, and each piece is individually molded. The set sells for $39.95.

7. Sofa

What better way for a chocolate company to launch its reading campaign than to have an actress lounging on a sofa made of chocolate? That’s exactly what Mars’ Galaxy brand did for its 2009 “Irresistible Reads” initiative. It called in British television actress Emilia Fox to pose on a couch made of Galaxy chocolate at Victoria Embankment Gardens in London. Now that’s a sofa you can melt into!

8. Hotel Suite and Model

Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld turned his attention from high fashion to haute chocolate when he designed this eye-popping creation. And if the chocolate man lounging on the chocolate bed looks familiar, that’s because it was crafted in the likeness of Lagerfeld’s muse, model Baptiste Giabiconi.

It was all part of a chocolate hotel suite the fashion icon designed as part of his collaboration with Magnum ice cream. Chocolatier and chocolate sculptor Patrick Roger used over 11 tons of Belgian chocolate to bring Giabiconi’s chocolate clone and the rest of the suite to life.

9. Sculpture

This work of art was created by Shigeo Hirai of Japan for the World Chocolate Masters competition in 2009. Hirai competed with 18 other national chocolate masters before taking home the first place price. The theme of the event, which took place in Paris, was haute couture. Hirai used just over 33 pounds of Barry Callebaut chocolate to create his award-winning masterpiece.

10. Castle

This 1,500-pound chocolate castle is the main attraction at Sarris Candies, located in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. It took a crew of five people over two months to hand craft this chocolate concoction. Look closely and you’ll see mini-pretzels, candy sprinkles and other sweets adorning the structure. Unfortunately, visitors can’t take a taste. The castle was built to last for years, with decorations changed seasonally.

{source : CNBC.COM }

HOPE YOU ENJOYED IT 🙂

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TOGETHER ! Technology and Fashion

Technology and fashion is a match made in heaven. You can expect an electrifying result from their union. Proving our point is the unique Galaxy Dress by Cute Circuit. The Galaxy dress is probably the most hi-tech dress there is. With 24,000 full color LED’s all over it this dress is sure to mesmerize you. It is also touted to be the world’s largest wearable display allowing you to advertise almost anything on your body. The dazzling lights work together to make a fashion statement like never before. A masterpiece, the intricate circuitry that underlies this frock was painstakingly hand-embroidered on a layer of silk, imbuing it with the fluidity of fabric. What is more, to ensure that the sparkle of this dress never fades, the designers have added four layers of silk chiffon, along with 4,000 hand-applied Swarovski crystals that extend the gown’s glittery sheen even after the LED bulbs go dim. Believe it or not, the dress is extremely lightweight and its heaviest part is the 40-layer pleated silk organza crinoline that gives the skirt its flounce.

being led you can change colours

these are not all

there are many other dresses with led but are in different designs and not led all over

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