PARIS, FRANCE – Ending conjectures on the fate of spanish label Balenciaga following Alexander Wang’s departure this July, Kering – Balenciaga’s parent company announced Vetements designer Demna Gvasalia as the new artistic director effective immediately .Continue reading
The Mercedes-Benz Pedal Car Project was officially launched today at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival Sydney. Mercedes-Benz collaborated with likes of ten influential designers and Friends of the Brand to create ten bespoke pedal cars.Continue reading
Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn star in the new collaborative campaign of Balmain x H & M photographed by Mario Sorrenti.Continue reading
Celebrating its bicentenary this year, Pringle of Scotland, the iconic knitwear brand is clearly setting its sights on the future. Winning over the likes of Grace Kelly and Brigitte Bardot with its signature Argyle and twinsets, Pringle is yet again in the thick of it, bringing knitwear to high-end fashion.
All eyes are on Gucci and everybody is talking about Alessandro Michele, as the SS16 runway looks are unveiled. Continue reading
Kym Ellery has a keen eye for line and form so it is little wonder the designer, who grew up in an artistic household, has turned to the rich canon of early 20th Century painting.
Whether playing everyone’s favourite fictional groupie, Penny Lane (Almost Famous), or losing guys in 10 days, 36 year-old Kate Hudson has brought laughter and a dose of Hollywood royalty to our living rooms. The daughter of Goldie Hawn and Bill Hudson now lends her Cali girl cool to Jimmy Choo’s Autumn Winter 2015 Collection.
Founded in St Petersburg, Russia in 1842, the name Fabergé quickly became synonymous with royalty. Famed for intricate Easter eggs created for the imperial court of Russia, today the brand continues to produce incredible pieces inspired by its rich heritage.Continue reading
Chanel goes goth lite this autumn—shot in moody black and white, the campaign has models Lindsey Wixson and Anna Ewers sporting mohawks and rather incinerating stares. Lagerfeld has stepped a little left of the softly romantic looks that have underpinned the Chanel woman. Sharp, a little fierce and dark, the tailoring still retains romance, just in an edgier incarnation. Trousers are elegantly flared, coats either err on the side of steam punk or have a heavy drape, while a black ribbon-like skirt brings shadowy whimsy. Take a walk on the dark side.
L’Officiel’s Face for the September 2015 issue, Lily Aldridge, packs Michael Kors’ ‘Jet Set 6’ on a road trip to Rio.
These are the six pairs of shoes to take you through any day-to-day situation that summer travel can throw at you, (save for a trek through the Amazon). From an on-trend sneaker, to sexy heels— trust Kors to have all your bases covered.Continue reading
Joining the likes of Cavalli, Versace, Ralph Lauren and Chanel; Gucci is the latest luxury designer label crossing into haute cuisine. In its first ever incarnation as a full-service restaurant, 1921 Gucci Cafe, (named for the year of the house’s founding), is now serving modern Italian fare to Shanghai shoppers.Continue reading
The spontaneous and clever use of red nail polish transformed the heart and sole of Christian Louboutin’s footwear. Now the iconic “Sammy red-bottoms” are playing a supporting role in nude new looks. Continue reading
The hills are alive …
Cool, crisp tailoring with leather and lace.
Thigh-high boots next to broderie anglaise.
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A roadtrip stopover brings with it a clash of colour and texture: chrome, vinyl and chequerboard floors; print, ruffles and denim. It feels familiar … but you haven’t been here before. Put another dime in the jukebox, baby.
Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld are to present ‘Mademoiselle Privé’ exhibition, the re-editions of the High Jewellery ‘Bijoux de Diamants‘ collection created in 1932 and CHANEL No 5. Inspired by the opulent history of Gabrielle Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld’s unparalleled take on its iconic symbols, the exhibition will cover three floors of the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea, London.Continue reading
Inspired by his long time love, rock ‘n’ roll, Tommy Hilfiger looks to the festival girl as his muse for the brand’s latest spring collection. Featuring a vast array of eclectic patterns, fur and guitars, the collection certainly depicts the iconic rock chick style so widely adopted during the late 60’s and early 70’s. Continue reading
