Reverie Magazine June 2011
Issue Two: Royalty
Reverie Magazine Editors note: It’s so exciting to be releasing our second issue of Reverie Magazine. We could not even believe how quickly our first issue was viewed and liked by so many people from around the globe. The Reverie team is truly here to keep placing a spotlight on those creatives who aspire. With less text and more images, Reverie truly believes a picture is worth a thousand words.
Keep all of your beautiful submissions coming!! Website: http://reveriemag.weebly.com/ (Temporary site) Submit To: submissionreveriemag@gmail.com Genereal Inquries: info.reveriemag@gmail.com
Cover by: Daniela Majic
Whats Inside This Issue???
Pg 3...Couture Queens by: Daniela Majic Pg 17... A little piece of Japan by: Jenny Woods Pg 29... Awakening Of The Spring Fairy by: Ksenia Sinyavina Pg 41... Dreams Of Enchantments by: Amanda Diaz Pg 55... Magnoliowe Love by: Monika Mlodawska Pg 65... Overgrown by: Kim Akrigg Pg 75... Q&A with Anita Condron Designer of Bird Apparel Pg 81... Wonderland by: Nicola Crossley Pg 93... Spring Fever by : Bree Crudo Pg 99... Out Of Africa by: Charlotte Lin Pg 107... Princesse Du Jardin by: Daniela Majic
Cover by: Daniela Majic
Couture Queens
Couture Queens
Photography/styling by: Daniela Majic Make-up by: Amanda Celena Rankin Models: Alisha Majic, Vanessa Cesario @ Icon, Nayia Govas @ Marquee Dresses by: Lidia .M. Designs
A Little Piece Of Japan Jenny Woods (Bunny Jenny) Model: Annelise Marie Adams Make-up by: Alicia Bowens Styling by: Lawnette Lucille
Photography by:
Awakening Of The Spring Fairy Photography by: Ksenia Sinyavina (ksushik.com) Model: Natalia Tikhonova Make-up & Styling by: Kristina Revva
Dreams
Of Enchantments Photography by: Amanda Diaz Models: Steph Del Alba & Janessa Dornstauder Designer: Justin Watson Make-up: Lydia Yapp
Magnoliowe Love Photography by: Monika Mlodawska Model: Paulina Szczepkowska Dress Design by:Angelika Jakubas Make-up artist: Sylwia Plonk
Photos were taken in the gardens of Museum of Archeology in Cracow, Poland
OverGrown Photography by: Kim Akrigg Styling by: Nicolette Lang- Andersen Make Up: Oz Zandiyeh using MAC Cosmetics Hair by: Kara Reilly Model: MĂcheĂĄla Gardner
Q&A with Bird Apparel by: Anita Condron
Q: Tell us a little bit about yourself A: My name is Anita Condron and for the last four years I have been designing and producing the clothing and accessories line Bird Apparel. I was born in Montreal Canada, and raised in the GTA, and now live with my husband and two kids in a not so small village just east of the city. I studied fashion design at George Brown College and worked on and off in the fashion/textile industry before starting a family and my clothing line. Q: How did you get interested in designing? A: I think its in my genes! I’m the granddaughter of a very talented seamstress and tailor. Growing up I was exposed to sewing and designing clothing at a young age by my grandparents who made
everything from coats and suits to curtains for their many loyal customers including moi! They taught me how to sew, and seeing them transform fabric into fancy dresses and suits, made me want to create my own. Q: How long have you been designing for? A: I have been designing clothes from about the age of ten. Sewing and pinning fabric together and wearing it out as skirts, dresses and pj’s. However, I have been designing more wearable clothing for the last ten years and started my business and label Bird Apparel in 2007.
Q: Where do your inspirations for your designs come from? A: My inspiration comes from many places and things and is always changing. A major source of inspiration is the fabric itself, like specific colours or patterns as well as lines, shapes and texture. I love walking around the fabric stores and seeing all the possibilities. I don’t generally plan anything out, but I always have a few pieces in mind for a collection. Sometimes they work out and sometimes they lead in other directions, It happens pretty organically. Q: What is your favorite piece from any of your collections that you have created? A: Every season I have one or two favorites, so it’s hard for me to pin point the one that I liked best. The one that I wear most often from my F/W 11 collection is my swoop tunic/ dress, and the one that I am loving alot S/S 11 this versatile beach dress/tunic.
F/W 2011 Swoop/Tunic S/S 2011 Dress/Tunic Q: Do you have a favorite designer? If so who? A: No I don’t have a favorite designer. I admire so many, that I can’t possibly narrow it down. Right now I’m loving so many young and talented independent Canadian designers. Q: What are your near and future goals? A: My near goals are to revamp and update my website and add a line of children’s clothing (my daughter has been bugging me for this!) and more accessories. For my future goals, I’d love to be able to support my family
through my clothing line, have my own studio/ shop and live or vacation often in a warm country by the sea with my family. Q: What advice would you give to aspiring designers? A: I’m not sure I’m really qualified to give advice. The best thing is to believe in yourself and what your creating. Experiment and try new things. Use quality fabrics. Promote yourself through social media (I’m still working on this one). Collaborate with other talented people like photographers, hairstylists, and make-up artists. Have fun!
You can shop for Bird apparel at: http://www.etsy.com/shop/birdapparel
Wonderland Photography by: Nicola Crossley Model: Emily Jane Morgan
Spring Fever
Photography,Make-up & hair by: Bree Crudo Model: Jessey Simms
O OA ut
f
frica
Photography by: Charlotte Lin Make-up & Hair by: Catherine CarrĂŠ Model: Catherine Simard @ Agence CaractĂŠre
Princesse Du Jardin Photography,Style & Hair by: Daniela Majic Make-up by: Amanda Celena Rankin Model: Kristen Chanel Pink Dress by: Lidia M Designs
Here to Inspire & to be Inspired
Reverie Magazine
www.danielamajicphotography.com www.bunnyjennyphotos.com http://ksushiks.livejournal.com/ www. amandadiaz.com http://www.monikamlodawska.blogspot.com/ www.kimberleyakrigg.com www.etsy.com/shop/birdapparel http://www.flickr.com/people/nicolacrossley/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/breeseyes/ http://charlottelinphotos.carbonmade.com/