Andy Warhol: a pure artist. He always kept a Polaroid on him, instantly capturing everything that had an effect on him. Within these fixed, suspended moments, he garnered the sketches for his paintings. They say that throughout his career, he released thousands of photographs in this way. And now, for the first time, a number...
26 x 14 cm are the dimensions of this most iconic of Italian handbags. It’s been called a bunker that only carries what is essential to the woman inside of it: a tube of lipstick and a credit card. Its distinctive signature: not having any, besides extravagance and the art of surprise. This bag was...
For Diego Della Valle, it’s all about “interpreting the saddlery universe while adding a pop touch” in order to better grasp all the inspiration as well as the universe of this new line. The photographer’s touch plunges the Italian brand’s excellence and savoir-faire into a colorful and dreamy odyssey, where the world of LaChapelle imbues...
Daisy Lowe wearing a long sleeve black silk gown Saint Laurent at the 2013 GQ Men Of The Year Awards, yesterday in London.
Olivia Wilde took to the red carpet in London’s Leicester Square for the premiere of “Rush”. She donned just a black tuxedo Gucci with satin lapels and opting to leave her décolletage bare.
The scent’s creator, François Demachy, assures: “Fragrance alone doesn’t exist. It takes life on a person’s skin. Like clothing.” To incarnate that person, Dior chose Robert Pattinson. But the actor didn’t undertake the project without director Romain Gavras who’s style, the anthesis of the powdery universe of perfume ads, ended up nailing the first impression...
Not longer after being paired with the perfect “Little Black Dress” through the lens of Kaiser Lagerfeld for an eponymous book, the German actress is now becoming the beauty ambassador for this label, who’s argument for its Resynchronisation care line is just as unambiguous as Kruger’s beauty. Made of three synced creams, Le Jour, La Nuit, and Le Weekend, it’s...
This appropriateness of usage and form gave them something self-evident, a nobility that stood the test of time. The blouse, like the sailor’s coat, the knit sweater, the officer’s uniform, or the trenchcoat, would write a new chapter in a book started by Chanel in the 1910s and 20s, that of a timeless allure. They...
