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Wednesday, September 24
I ended up being a little rushed in the morning—I was walking in the Gucci show—so to be honest this outfit was more of a quick decision than something really thought-out. And I had some important appointments, so I had to keep it simple (some Italians get slightly shocked by my color explosions). It’s a Phillip Lim dress with an Erin Fetherston top and a vintage sparkly waistcoat.

Thursday, September 25
I’m really into flowery dresses at the moment. I love finding vintage items with interesting fabrics and patterns that show a little history. I had to go to the airport today—a last-minute job in London, so no more Milan shows for me—and wanted to wear something comfortable and easy. I guess it’s very “hippie traveler.” It’s a vintage dress with a waistcoat I dug out of my dressing-up box from when I was little, with some beads and a necklace I made myself.

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Iekeliene Stange on skinny models, babymodels – and breaking through

Over on his blog, Belgian Australian supersnapper Sonny Vandevelde has just logged a great behind-the-scenes reportage on a recent shoot he did with Dutch supermod Iekeliene Stange. It was a cover shoot for RUSSH Japan and the styling taps Stange’s eclectic personal fashion sense – I gather she posed in mostly her own gear, with a little assistance from a professional stylist.

It’s not by any means the first time this duo (below) has worked together. They are in fact great mates, who flat together in Paris during the shows and hang out at other times.

I’m not quite sure how unique their working relationship is. But in spite of the fact that they’re definitely not romantic partners, just friends (each has a separate partner), I think they need their own hybrid name.

Let’s call them Sonneliene.

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IEKELIENE STANGE, model, photographer.

WHAT I’M WEARING NOW Vintage everything. I’m a vintage queen. The vest is fake fur. I don’t like fur, so I think it’s funny to wear something so obviously fake. I collected all the pins. One says “I like garlic” in Norwegian.

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