According to me, Anne Bancroft’s character Ms Dinsmoor in Great Expectations, embodies the ultimate Boho-Chic attitude! This filthy rich eccentric lady lives a decadent life in solitude, amongst cats and antiques in the enormous run down mansion Paradiso Perduto. Throughout the film, green is the dominant colour…in fact the whole wardrobe of Estella, the mysterious(…)
As I walked uptown en route to the Bergdorf sale to pick up some pre-sale purchases, I passed by Saks on 50th and 5th. As you may know, Saks regularly showcases the designs from the graduating class of 2012. In the past, the windows have showcased MUUSE designers as well, Lizette Avineri to name one.(…)
I recently came across this amazing editorial in Contributor Magazine. My eyes were mesmerized by the explosion of colours, clash of patterns and organic shapes. The magazine is a contribution based independent publication and a fantastic source of inspiration. A perfect place to discover new exiting and free-thinking stylists and photographers. The editorial is shot(…)
Here at MUUSE, we are in daily contact with great design talent hoping to make their mark in the fashion world. A lot of them apply to us or are recommended to us by someone already with us at MUUSE, but we also scout the most promising talents from fashion schools allover the world –(…)
Growing up with a Polish-Colombian mother and a Romanian-Israeli father, Lizette Avineri takes the best of both worlds. She draws inspiration from her heritage and upbringing in America, which make her collection different and intriguing… Hi Lizette, welcome to MUUSE, really nice to have you joining us! – Can you start off telling us a(…)
Lizette Avineri just recently graduated from Parsons The New School for Design. She is highly influenced by anatomy, aquatic life, art, and technology including explorations into social ideas in: ethnic, nomadic, indigenous, pop cultures, gender, Feminism and sexuality. During a visit to Jerusalem, Lizette found inspiration for her collection, On the Holiness of’, in the religious and cultural elements(…)
