Indeed, it was from a meeting between Raymond Massaro and Gabrielle Chanel that a strong work relationship was forged, in turn yielding a veritable icon of the house on the rue Cambon. From this collaboration born in the late 50s comes the renowned two-tone Chanel sandal. Massaro pitched the idea to Mademoiselle Chanel, who he...
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 Glittery Striped Sweater by Saint Laurent
The striped sweater came into the world on March 27, 1858, but it took until summer 1962 for a certain Yves Saint Laurent to give it his magic touch. In that summer, he was the first to create a number of extremely elegant outfits inspired by this casual and retro nautical piece. In 1966, the...
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The Monogram Collection by Saint Laurent
Ever since his arrival at the head of Yves Saint Laurent’s creative department in 2012, Hedi Slimane has never ceased to revolutionize the label. With his androgynous trademark, rocker DNA, and audacity in perfect accord with the youth of today, the artist is this year unveiling a new line of Saint Laurent travel accessories with...
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The Eyewear Serpenti by Bvlgari
This video takes us to the heart of the work of the designer. From the origin to the finished piece, this is a spotlight on these majestic eyewear.
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The Nike Air Force 1 by Riccardo Tisci
Nike knows how to cause a frenzy when it comes to their limited edition sneakers. When the brand announces a pair’s release (or rerelease), odds are it won’t be in stores for much longer than 2 days at max! Now in 2014, Nike is doing what it does best and creating a worldwide buzz around its...