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Trendletter Feb 2009 - I: Keywords to reach Fashionoffice, Female Beauty, City Fashion Feb 2009 - II: Male Style; Architecture & Fashion Feb 2009 - III: Lustful Fashion, Cosmetique, Music; Fashion & Perfume March 2009 - I: Trends developed from Continuity March 2009 - II: Cultural Heritage trendletter from fashionoffice.org to your@address.xxx

Pierre Lang SS09 Some of the pieces bloom from the 60s into 2009. 'Flower Power' was a slogan for peace and harmony with nature. In 2009, living with nature isn't a slogan, it's a commitment. The power of natural stones… Cultural heritage	Miriam Mirri, what was your inspiration for the carpet? “... a change sitting, able to create a defined and intimate space dedicated to play. ‘We all fall down’ as in the nursery rhythm for reading, hugging, listening to music...”	Coke light and Manolo Blahnik Alongside to the Style Series on the international website, the exclusive online voting in Europe has started. You can win one week in London and 'Manolos'...

Hylozoic Soil by Philip Beesley & Rob Gorbet Hylozoic Soil is a glass-like artificial forest, looking breathtaking! If you are going into the forest its extremities arch towards you. It is reaching out to stroke and be stroked like the feather…	Jan Iú Més FW9/10 Barcelona based designers Jan Zamora Royo and Alfonso Peña Carreras presented their men's wear label Jan Iú Més during the Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week in February 2009. Where did you get the inspiration for your ‘cool’ concept of…?	FASHIONOFFICE INSIGHT by publisher Karin Sawetz Since 1996 Fashionoffice is preparing the content for researchers in the future. It was not easy to rail this, because nobody had in the mid-90ies the experience to secure cultural heritage… Cultural heritage

Bitten Stetter SS09 Bitten Stetter, why are you numbering the textile stories? “Because the idea is that people collect the subscription like a book or a magazine. I want to create the need that people want to collect it in chronological classification...	Burberry SS09 Burberry's head designer Christopher Bailey has 'stirred up' the timeline for enjoying the freedom of being not chained up by time. His collection reflects the world of the outerwear specialist (since 1856) Burberry… Cultural heritage	OntFront FW9/10 Designer Liza Koifman went back to her Russian roots and has researched on Tsar Nicolas II of Russia who was an iconic figure in the 19th century. She has transferred his obsessive elegance and his taste into a collection that… Cultural heritage

Archaeology of the Future, curated by Li Edelkoort … reveals in this show that trends are not a brief phenomenon, but are deeply rooted in our daily lives. Edelkoort has selected a wide range of… Cultural heritage	Are the keywords corresponding with the page ranking on Fashionoffice? The page ranking completes the analysis of the keywords; the results are delivered by Google Analytics…	Timberland The new store of Timberland opened at 474 Broadway in New York City’s history-rich SoHo district with focus on preserving cultural heritage and the environment for future generations... Cultural heritage

I Repeat Myself When Under Stress Indiscipline, the revolutionary potential of re-thinking! The Siemens Arts Program and the MOCAD/Detroit present 'repetitions' of artists which are used not as means of relativizing subjectivity… Cultural heritage	MAXXMO’s music Maxxmo’s music collection comes from fashion parties, trendy events, independent labels, charts of edgy brands and tips from leading designers who are in contact with Fashionoffice. Check out the extensive playlist and the video collection!	Blaak FW9/10 Blaak from London had shown the collection 'Man vs Machine' during Paris Fashion Week. The designers are reinterpreting ever diminishing tribal influences, creating progressive yet democratic collections ... Cultural heritage
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