Representing both sexes and coming from different backgrounds (Anne is from Denmark, Zakir from Pakistan), the two are able to reach a variety of readers. Although they are different, Anne and Zakir share “an interest in style …and a desire to experiment and try new things, ” explains ziz. By focusing on the fashion tastes of individuals rather than following general fashion trends, Stop Stealing My Look has rapidly gained followers. As if the frequent blog postings weren’t enough, Anne and Zakir are currently developing a creative consultancy agency to provide services such as forecasting, image consultancy and branding.
August 5, 2010
Set up by 26-year-old Anne Sofie Dejgaard (“A”), and 25-year-old Zakir Maqsood (“ziz”), the Stop Stealing My Look blog is creating a buzz in the fashion world. Launched in March 2009, the fashion site “began as an avenue for us to publicly document things that inspired us and things we feel will inspire others, too,” says ziz. Their posts featuring celebrity snapshots, runway photos, magazine spreads and other inspirational images, along with brief texts, have garnered kudos from bloggers and fashion designers alike.
August 5, 2010
Fashion Sponsored Reviews
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Agudee
This workshop showcases the work of German-trained goldsmith Julia Oduro-Boadi, a child from a Ghanian-German couple.
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Chuschus et Mimi
It may be all the rage now, but partners Mariella and Liliya have been crafting vintage-inspired fashion and accessories for years.
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Gambaro Boutique
Gambaro stands out like a maverick – albeit a youthful and elegant one – on historically tourist stomping ground Avinguda Gaudi.
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ladyloquita (Torrent de L'Olla)
Colorful clothing spot in Gràcia offering original designs, quirky brand name and even interesting picks for males.
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ladyloquita (Travessera)
The second store of the colorful clothing in Gràcia offering original designs, quirky brand name and even interesting picks for males.
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Rosa Eléctrica
This tiny, recently opened boutique aims to introduce Barcelona to the colorful world of Brazilian womens fashion.
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Suno
Everything at this small boutique is hand-made and locally produced.
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