It’s that time of year when the city teems with superhip peoples from all over the place. Enough to make you feel seriously underdressed anywhere you turn. No matter, I live here, so i don’t care. I was invited (thanks, Agency V!) to Danish label Wood Wood’s défilé, and it was good fun. Lots of tired bloggers around, as well as drinks, clothes, and, of course, the beautiful people. In a word: good fun. Which is why I made it mostly black and white, to add a touch of…gravitas, you know?

I drove to Berlin-Marzahn to shoot some video, but I ended up snapping a few photos as well. Marzahn is a part of town you rarely get to see, your typical Communist-era satellite-town-within-a-city in the Northeast of Berlin. Plattenbauten aplenty, and it looks just like any other settlement of that ilk, you might just be in Bratislava or Wladiwostock. But you’re not: this being Germany, the government decided to add a dash of colour here and there, to make it a little less drab. To a degree, successfully so, especially when basking in this warm Autumn light – but still, I’d rather live in Neukölln. I’ll come revisit this part of town in the grey months of November, for the full monty of greyness (with a dash of colour, of course).