In the age of where everyone is developing the concept of fashionable personae – based on the influence of the many marketing strategies & mixed information of copy after copy – here, I fight for a fashion that describes your own personality, or even, the fashion that helps to improve the unique way you live your day & life. Following that thought, meet the work of the Portuguese Fashion Designer Susana Bettencourt and our very first fashion talk developed by d’Oliveira fashion during #PortugalFashionWeek. Ready to find an unique vision of positive fashion? Love, Luís de Oliveira.
Feelings, Moments, Life, Goodbyes are words that no dictionary can describe. Today – 19 February 2019 – all of these words orchestrate a sweet-bitter song which the waves of wind seem to carry while announcing that the German-born epic designer Karl Lagerfeld has died.No words can translate the loss the world, and specifically, fashion faced…
It certainly changed! But….we are becoming more conscientious about the future of fashion & the direction to take! Are you willing to keep going with us on that journey? I hope so, because, Fashion Weeks’ Diet series just started & I want all of you by my side..oops..I mean…by the positive fashion side!
I add that Fashion is also what we have inside of us. Dino Alves, SS19 Collection – Lisboa Fashion Week As soon as I saw this statement during the #fashionshow of Dino Alves, I knew…I was in trouble! Have YOU Heard?
For the long brightest night of the year, I chose to share the concepts that I found myself developing here – at d’Oliveira fashion blog – with you, which are the concepts that my soul asked for & the ones that I know to be the right direction for 2019 & hopefully ahead.
I after Me with Eduardo Amorim Atelier at Lisboa Fashion Week
Hello BeYOUtiful, it is time for another recap in video format! Have you seen at my YOUtube channel? Have a look & enjoy your weekend in the most Sustainable & Healthy way! Love, Luís de Oliveira
This Black Friday – 23rd November 2018 – make a twisted movement & show how it is done! Let’s know more about how can we do sustainable fashion during a Black Friday?!
The fashionable personae is understood as a situated, narrative, and performative character developed by bloggers specifically for their blogs that is anchored simultaneously in the blogger’s self-identity and in the enactment of collective cultural narratives.
in Monica Titton (2015) Fashionable Personae: Self-identity and Enactments of Fashion Narratives in Fashion Blogs, Fashion Theory, 19:2, 201-220
I After Me is a style article from my Fashionable Personae series that explores my dress practices & reflexive identity politics during Lisboa Fashion Week SS19 /13 Oct 18/. Ready for a selfhood revolve?
