Anneleen Vaes

Tag: blog

  • MllsDeMode

    MllsDeMode

    On March 21 2011 Ingrid, Anja and I started the beauty, fashion & lifestyle blog Mademoiselles De Mode. Initially, Mlls De Mode was a hobby, but it was also an ideal opportunity to practice our webdesign skills.

    We started the blog from scratch and did everything ourselves: graphic design, content creation and coding. It’s also very educational in terms of communication and marketing. The correct tone of voice, effective communication, an eye for usability and promotion via social media are obviously important factors.

    In 2014 we celebrated the third anniversary of our blog. We’re also very proud to say that we have been featured in a few magazines, like Flair and Steps City Magazine. Furthermore, we have been ambassadors for beauty brand 2B and had the honour to be festival reporters for Belfius in the summer of 2013. We also blogged for Veritas’ Café Créatif and were chosen as blog of the month by StyleUnited in January 2014. In conclusion, we never expected that MllsDeMode would be so successful as it is at the moment.

    Below some of my favorite articles I wrote and photographed:

    In July 2018 we wrote our last article for MllsDeMode. This gave me the time to focus on my love for food photography & content creation with my Instagram Anneleen FotografEET.

  • AC/DC Dessel

    AC/DC Dessel

    Rock ’n roll and AC/DC are practically one and the same. When the rock legends announced their much-anticipated Rock or Bust World Tour at the end of last year, they initially didn’t plan for a visit to our little country.

    Luckily, they did add a Belgian date to their tour in January and that brought the band to Festival park Stenehei in Dessel on July 6.

    Since the concert was a collaboration between Live Nation and Graspop Metal Meeting, I had to honour to take care of the social media, develop a blog for the event and write articles for it.

    With their raw guitar sounds and infernal singing, AC/DC took the world by storm. And Biebob Concerts, where I worked as a digital content creator, did exactly the same.