AD: Domenico Dolce & Stefano Gabbana, Model: Zuzanna Bijoch (NEXT), LOOK#26
Category: Fashion & accessories
Because most desired works are anchored in a trajectory of icons throughout history, anecdotes and personalities who have raised them to the rank of cultural...
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The Smoking Yves Saint Laurent
“For a woman, Le Smoking is an indispensable garment with which she’ll always be in fashion, because it’s all about style, not fashion. Fashions come and go, but style is forever.” Yves Saint Laurent
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Cédric Charlier Spring/Summer 2014 Ready-To-Wear
AD: Cédric Charlier, Model: Sasha Luss (ELITE), Look #12
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The Maison Fabre x Chantal Thomass Collection
In 2014, Maison Fabre will celebrate its 90 years of existence. The story starts in Millau, France. Etienne Fabre, master glover, founded his enterprise there. Initially, he cut the leather himself with only his brother and a few stitches. Deeply attached to French savoir-faire and quality, this man would encourage his daughter-in-law Rose to create...
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Roberto Cavalli Spring/Summer 2014 Ready-To-Wear
AD: Roberto Cavalli, Model: Irene Hiemstra (VIVA), Look #1
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Versace Spring/Summer 2014 Ready-To-Wear
AD: Donatella Versace, Model: Josephine Le Tutour (ELITE), Look #30
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A Three-Way Capsule Collection by Petit Bateau
At the origin of this collaboration, Petit Bateau teamed up with the Palais Garnier. Christian Lacroix came into the adventure as a longtime collaborator of the Opéra de Paris. As a designer with a sure hand, who never backs down in the face of unusual associations, Lacroix’s signature seems like an obvious addition. He who...
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Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2014 Ready-To-Wear
AD: Christopher Bailey, Model: Edie Campbell (VIVA), Look #7
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Pajamas : History of a Trend
From the Hindustani word “epae-jama”, it literally means “leg garment”. England, the port of entry for this new fashion, was already using them around 1625 in the way that is most commonly known to us today. But it wasn’t until the 19th century that they would spread more significantly to other countries, and it was...