Here are few impressions from my camera roll. Danny Reinke was all about tulle, modern renaissance, bright vs nude colours and big statement head pieces. It was my first show that season and I ended up loving it – and so did the crowd. Despite all the critique surrounding social media, it is undeniably a powerful tool in discovering new brands, people, artists, inspiration but also connect. And as the story goes I first got to know Danny Reinke through Instagram, after a friend, Tonya Matyu, posted a behind the scenes of this extravagant, breathtakingly gorgeous tulle dress dipped in the ripest shade of wine red. That’s when I clicked follow. It also this very platform that allowed me to be part of this show. Here is where I received the invitation and I want to thank Danny Reinke again for having me. Unfortunately there is not much going on the German fashion scene, so Danny brings a spark of excitement to a scene that seems to have become a little dusty, not reinventing itself and much in need of progress. Although Danny Reinke’s runway pieces may at first seem unwearable – so cool, but unwearable- it’s not actually the case. I’ve seen German personalities, such as Stefanie Giesinger or Lisa (Blogger Bazaar) actually wear his pieces. German designers do not get the support they deserve. I would wear Danny Reinke. Especially the nude color tulle shirt from an older season. It was a good show, I left with a little spark, inspired to do and be more. Fashion can be so mesmerising when it gets to be what it is.