Dark Crystals

by jennine on July 7, 2009

Julie Eilenberger

Sometimes I wish us mortals could be blessed with the powers of omnipresence. It could really have come in handy during Berlin Fashion Week, as when I was riding bikes at Bread & Butter, 24 year old Julie Eilenberger from Denmark, was showing her magnificent galactic science fiction meets real life collection. I was going to say it’s her graduate collection, but she’s actually got two more years to go before she graduates. But before I go off sulking about our lack of theological rankings (it’s so hard being human isn’t it?) I thought I might share with you some pieces from her collection and a short interview the lovely lady….

Me: What’s the story behind this collection?
Julie Eilenberger: Its inspired by early science fiction, such as Kubrick´s 2001 – Space Odyssey, Barbarella and Logan’s run. I’m always inspired by ( old ) movies and begin my collections on my couch with my tv and pen ‘n’ paper. So the outfits are somewhat futuristic but with a feeling of history to.
Me: Sounds like my kind of evening… How did you get those shoulders? Amazing!
Julie: The exaggerated shoulders and the corsage is made by foam, which I cut out with a scissor, ( yes it took forever and I was actually blue inside my hand.. ) the rest is mainly made by chiffon and jersey, all covered with a universe print. The black crystals I got sponsored from Swarovski, and they fit perfectly into my theme.

Julie Eilenberger
Julie Eilenberger
Julie Eilenberger
Julie Eilenberger

All clothes, jewelry and shoes by Julie Eilenberger
Black crystals sponsored by: Swarovski
Photographer: Yves Borgwardt
Model: Kati, seeds

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{ 13 comments }

Ashe Mischief July 7, 2009 at 5:46 am

Gah! Absolutely amazing… The inspiration, the execution… the sparkle of Swarovski’s… Julie seems like my kind of gal…
.-= Ashe Mischief´s last blog ..Eco-Friendly Clothing Options For All Sizes =-.

susie_bubble July 7, 2009 at 6:13 am

Those are the sort of shoulders that aren’t making me yawn…. seeing as big shoulders are everywhere…
.-= susie_bubble´s last blog ..Girls, Girls, Girls, Girls I do adore… =-.

jennine July 7, 2009 at 7:35 am

❤ ashe… i particularly like her method of research! ;)
❤ susie.. oh yeah… it’s true i think though it’s the overall feeling that makes it… quite exquisite…

Meg July 7, 2009 at 7:48 am

Amazing designs! I wish I could get sponsered by Swarovski!
.-= Meg´s last blog ..Best Dress of June 2009 =-.

Natanya July 7, 2009 at 8:43 am

Stunning designs, hard to believe she is still a student. Also the photography is fantastic.
.-= Natanya´s last blog ..Digitally Inspired Style =-.

maria July 7, 2009 at 12:26 pm

Oh, WOW! Julie is super talented! Such a cool collection. I love the universe print with the black crystals!
.-= maria´s last blog ..What I Wore Today: 07.07.09- Dreaming of Floating =-.

jennine July 7, 2009 at 1:11 pm

❤ meg.. maybe one day!
❤ natanya… i know! it’s stunning really that she has a few more student collections to make before she’s done…def keep an eye on her!
❤maria… yep, i can’t get enough of the universe prints

PAPERFASHION July 7, 2009 at 2:04 pm

These are incredible! I love the look they create…which you can completely tell is sci-fi influenced
.-= PAPERFASHION´s last blog ..DOODLES =-.

Chromium Dumb Belle July 7, 2009 at 3:51 pm

oh its so true, i am sick of everyone and their big shoulder craze but these are something waaaaay better!beauuuuuuutiful shapes….x

Nicci July 7, 2009 at 4:12 pm

I am actually IN AWE
.-= Nicci´s last blog ..DIY: Wanging It =-.

mary Scherpe July 9, 2009 at 4:28 am

i saw her work at the udk show and she was the only designer that really catched my eye – thanks for reminding me :)
.-= mary Scherpe´s last blog ..Kaviar Gauche Backstage =-.

Freya July 9, 2009 at 11:49 pm

wow, splendid!
.-= Freya´s last blog ..The Sunday Reporter =-.

alice. manfroni July 11, 2009 at 11:34 am

geat collection Julie!

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