✨ Caribbean Night vibes as a juror at MY STYLE ROCKS. I couldn’t resist channeling the legendary Carmen Miranda! 🍍 I chose a tiered skirt and a playful ruffled blouse, crowned with a fabulous fruit hat, bursting with color and joy. To sweeten it even more, I carried a juicy watermelon clutch… and yes, I even took a bite for the camera. A look that’s truly good enough to eat! 🍍🍉🌴 Because when the theme is Caribbean, more is more! 🌴🍌
Worn in Gala Episode 103 MY STYLE ROCKS Season 2 «Caribbean Night».
My look: Lovestruck ruffled crepe cropped blouse
, and Riders rickrack-trim cotton midi skirt, both by Zimmermann, striped belt by Marc Jacobs, rose brooch by Gucci, watermelon motif clutch bag by Moschino, patchwork print platform sandals, and gold-tone and wood hoop clip earrings
, both by Dolce & Gabbana.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / @whbeyaz
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Fashion, but make it extra spicy. 🍕🌶️✨ Who’s hungry for style? This time, I am delivering a look for you that’s equal parts style and sass – thanks to Moschino’s iconic pizza bags… because every outfit deserves a little topping!
As worn in Episode 83 of MY STYLE ROCKS Season 2.
My look: Green cotton pleated peplum faille cold shoulder top (2023) by Alexander McQueen, vichy check chiffon blouse, and matching vichy check silk pants (both 2001), Capri DG clip-on drop earrings in gold, all by Dolce & Gabbana, quilted leather mules by Bottega Veneta, pizza-like shoulder mini bag, and pizza box bag, both by Moschino.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / @whbeyaz
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Last Sunday’s MY STYLE ROCKS gala look: part barnyard, part runway.
Pulled up to the darts party looking like your local farm’s fashion icon. Wearing the viral Moschino goose feet heels (yes, they honk), a matching goose-print skirt, a necklace full of eggs (still intact, obviously), and a baguette bag because carbs are couture.
Not here to play darts, here to throw looks.
Worn in Gala Episode 91 of MY STYLE ROCKS Season 2.
My look: Ruffle detail crop top, , graphic print midi skirt, scarf with goose print, and feather-detailing sandals with duck feet heels, and bread-shaped faux-leather clutch bag, all by Moschino, and white flower sunglasses by CHANEL.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / @whbeyaz
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Today, we travel around the world at MY STYLE ROCKS and I am taking all aboard for a stylish stop in Switzerland! Wrapped in this fabulous Moschino creation, I’m celebrating everything we love about this beautiful country — from rich chocolate and creamy cheese to precision watches, charming cows, and breathtaking green landscapes. Where tradition meets trend, and every detail tells a story of excellence.
Gala Episode 46 «Travel the World» of MY STYLE ROCKS Season 2
My look: Long printed gown, white tulle petticoat skirt, barn bag, (Look 6 – F/W 2021) and, watch clip-on earrings, all by Moschino, and Angel leather platform sandals by Gucci.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / @kazmva0
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Love is in the air – and so is high fashion! Whether you’re here to say yes to a romantic proposal as in today’s episode of MY STYLE ROCKS, make hearts race, or serve a look sharp enough to break a few, this shoot is all about passion, style, and a little bit of drama. Let’s turn heartbreak into ready-to-wear!
My look: Crush ruffled embroidered linen and silk-blend organza blouse
, Crush ruffled linen and silk miniskirt, and veil headband, all by Zimmermann, bi-color heart-shaped earrings by Alessandra Rich, heart bag with arrow by Moschino, and studded Tan-Go platform pumps by Valentino.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / @kazmva0
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Titled «40 Years of Love,» Moschino celebrated its 40th anniversary with a fashion show homage to founder Franco Moschino for S/S 2024. «In Love We Trust» is written on my dress and I still believe in love despite all disappointments. This is a preview for you as I will be wearing this beautiful and fun outfit next week for another episode of MY STYLE ROCKS. For me it is the perfect look to celebrate the upcoming Valentine’s Day.
My look: Sequined mini dress «In Love We Trust», boots with heart heels, 4o year anniversary wool hat with big rhinestones (all S/S 2024), and motorcycle helmet bag (S/S 2025), all by Moschino, and crystal choker by Alessandra Rich.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / @kazmva0
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This upcoming Sunday’s gala episode of MY STYLE ROCKS will be all about Pop Art, which means it will be all about bold colors, graphic prints, and playful designs that bring art to life through clothing. Inspired by the 1960s Pop Art movement, it features vibrant patterns, comic-style graphics, and everyday cultural references like logos and icons. This fun, rebellious style turns fashion into a canvas, celebrating creativity and making a bold, eye-catching statement.
Jeremy Scott’s work for Moschino often drew on Pop Art references, blending bold, vibrant colors with playful, consumer-culture imagery. He transformed everyday objects like fast food logos, candy wrappers, and cleaning products into high-fashion statements, channeling the spirit of artists like Andy Warhol. Scott’s designs celebrated the quirky, fun, and provocative essence of Pop Art, making his collections for Moschino both whimsical and deeply rooted in pop culture commentary.
My look: Cropped trench jacket by Dolce & Gabbana, printed cotton-blend faille skirt, matching bustier top, and pearl necklace with bow, 
all by Moschino, inflated oversized square-frame acetate sunglasses by Loewe, Aevitas pointy stud leather platform pumps
by Versace, and Mondrian embroidered appliquéd canvas clutch by Olympia Le-Tan.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / @kazmva0
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One episode of My Style Rocks Germany was about «color blocking,» when two or more colors are combined or stacked in blocks in mostly bright colour. I pushed the accelerator on the provocation with this bold color palette of orange, yellow and blue, featuring new pieces and vintage ones from my closet. Those vibrant hues combined stimulate energy and happiness.
My look: Orange silk jacket, blue silk shirt, and matching bag with leather tassels, all by Gucci (S/S 2011 Collection), yellow pants by Moschino, hoop-drop clip earrings by Saint Laurent, Aevitas Pointy satin platform pumps by Versace, and silk hair band by Prada (Resort 2019).
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / Beyza Babacan
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Greetings from Montreux where fashion meets art at the lake. Ken Price (1935 – 2012) was a Californian artist, born and raised in Los Angeles, whose esoteric style defied categorization. Calling on eclectic influences from Mexican folk art to erotica and surf culture, his output included vibrant landscapes that have become the focus of Loewe’s capsule collection – a selection of limited edition ready-to-wear, iconic bags and accessories.
When Price died in 2012, his obituaries universally acknowledged the scale of his impact on modern and contemporary art. The New York Times described him as «one of the outstanding artists of postwar America», while the Washington Post noted his role in «expanding orthodox definitions of American and European sculpture.»
My look: Cropped asymmetric denim jacket, and Tread Slick canvas and rubber exaggerated-sole ankle boots, both by Alexander McQueen, printed cotton hoodie, and matching small La Palme Heel bag
, both by Loewe x Ken Price, track pants in salmon by Moschino, wide bow hair clip by Jennifer Behr, and crystal-embellished sunglasses by Gucci.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / David Biedert Photography
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Italian designer Alberta Ferretti announced that she is stepping down as creative director of the eponymous brand she founded more than 40 years ago. The S/S 2025 collection that the brand presented last week during the Milan fashion week was the last one carrying her signature.
«On Sept. 17th, you attended my last fashion show,» Ferretti wrote in a letter sent out by email. «I believe that at this point of my career it is a right and conscious choice to pave the way for a new creative chapter for the brand I founded and which will continue to bear my name.»
The new creative director for the Alberta Ferretti brand will be announced in the next few months, the group said, adding that Ferretti will retain her role as vice president of Aeffe, which also owns brands Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Moschino and Pollini.
Together with her brother Massimo, Alberta Ferretti co-founded Aeffe S.p.A.
Ferretti, who grew up in her family’s dressmaking shop before opening her own boutique as a teenager, has remained true to her signature gentle feminine silhouettes since the launch of the brand in 1981.
«The Alberta of that day is in many ways still the Alberta of today, even if in the meantime a small family business has become a company with 1500 employees,» she wrote further.
Beautifully said. Thank you, Alberta, for the magic of all those years.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / Courtesy of Alberta Ferretti
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