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Not Your Momma's Cookie — Page 2 Young Sophisticates Photo Credit: Courtesy of Olivier Green If you watched Season 9 of Project Runway, you already know Olivier Green and his cooly refined designs. After competing on the show, Olivier Green (pictured above, with models at the Fall 2012 presentation) is now making a name for himself as a New York-based fashion designer, creating strong and chic pieces that you'll definitely want to add to your closet. In this exclusive Q&A, Olivier Green talks about his latest collection, what inspires him, and what it's like to compete on Project Runway. You competed in Season 9 of Project Runway. What was that experience like? Olivier Green: It was a very intense experience. In five words or less, how would you describe your design aesthetic? OG: Modern, Forward, Protective, Subtle and Empowering. What was your inspiration for the fall 2012 collection? OG: I was inspired by a futuristic fantasy. Did you have a particular color palette in mind for the fall collection?
Renova Cabin Porn Cartesia Desk Tamo Tree - COLORS de mooiste innovatieve rookmelder, nu leverbaar in Nederland Book Hook | Interior Design | Shop "I wanted something better..." says Tell Ritterbach, founder and designer of the Book Hook. "The classic paper stripe as a bookmark has always been a temporary solution for me. Because I like to leave my books open, I got the idea of a whole new concept. I wanted something better. Something, whose shape is similar to the shape of the opened book, like a negative to the positive" and prevents it from damages. The book hook is an innovative bookmark, a practical storing place and a beautiful design object all at once. Book Hook is produced in Germany, is made of grown, massive wood and is available in three different colours and can be used in every ambiance. Do you have questions about the product?
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