Two rings and a rod: one shoe and one story. Gucci is inaugurating a very special collection in the new year, its “1953 Collection”, that celebrates the 60th birthday of its famed Horsebit Loafers. These flexible, comfortable, esquestrianly aestheticized, and decidedly refined moccasins are an allegory of the brand itself: recognized as “emblematic” in 1986...
Valentine’s Day may be over but Burberry is still putting their heart on their sleeve (literally) with their newest collection “Trench Kisses” that debuted earlier this week at London Fashion Week. The brand known for their iconic Trench coat has come a long way in the past 150+ years and continues to revisit the classic...
Somewhere between vintage cult status and Bohemian chic, Missoni’s iconic sweater never ceases to amaze us. It all started with a fateful meeting between a man, a woman, and most importantly, an underlying motif: Ottavio Missoni and Rosita Jelmini first took their knit sweater to the next level by creating the famous zigzag style. Bewitching...
This winter, the warm mesh is invited into the dressing rooms. At the peak of sweetness and femininity, this glamour icon embraces your form with elegance and sensuality.
Will power, ambition, passion: this is how Bell & Ross got time to be on their side. Obsessed with perfection, they consistently pour all their savoir-faire into their sleek, impeccably reliable watches. Faithful to its aeronautical origins, Bell & Ross is launching a brand new marvel of sparkling eclecticism: the BR S White Ceramic Phantom is a bold creation....
Surprising origins, an ordinary event, and a unique ending; this is how a legend is born. And Eight Hour Cream is no exception! A horse-lover at heart, Elizabeth Arden created an ointment to protect and treat her horses’ hooves. Passionate about beauty, she noted the effects of her concoction on her stableman’s hands as well as on the skinned...
Shaking things up with a reversible dial in 1932 under the name “Basculante”, the 30s also saw the introduction of the “Asymétrique” and the “Oblique”. One of the more original models was the “Crash” of the 60s, but Cartier has never lost sight of its true essence. There’s a trace of reminiscence here, for it...
“Anyone can get dressed up and glamorous…but it is how people dress in their days off that are the most intriguing.” – Alexander Wang
This “must have” has the particularity of being knitted, dyed and spun at once, giving to the final result a sublimate and “retro-chic” cashmere, offered in various psychedelic colors and 3D effects that combined delicate transparence frames. Nothing is left to chance in this first “Labo” Fall-Winter 13/14 collection. The brand builds a well-balanced wardrobe...
Aiko, Retna and Os Gêmeos. These three artists have all at one time or another been bequeathed with the task of reinterpreting Louis Vuitton’s emblematic models. In keeping with the theme of collaborations with the artistic world, the design house is rendering homage to another scarf: that of the late Stephen Sprouse. This collection was presented in Tokyo in November 2012 in the Dover...
