Known for its discretion, quality, and Italian craftsmanship, Bottega Veneta has collaborated with Casa Brutus, the prestigious Japanese and architecture magazine to bring to the 49th Salone del Mobile International Furniture Show unique and special items from Japan that are not readily available outside its home country.
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A long term friendship as well as professional partnership links Masataka Matsumura – giuliano Fujiwara’s creative director – to young designer and graphic artist Shun Kawakami.
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Coca-Coca Light the Lagerfeld way! This favorite drink of women has called upon the genius of Karl Lagerfeld to dress the Coca-Cola light aluminum bottle.
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Eight weeks or so after she gave birth to son Benjamin, Gisele was joined by David Sims for a Colcci campaign shoot in Boston — her first post-pregnancy shoot.
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Elle’s fashion news director Anne Slowey has sounded off on bloggers — particularly Style Rookie’s Tavi Gevinson, before — which then prompted her to take to Elle’s blog to further expound on her comments. Last night at ELLEvated, a forum of six Elle editors hosted by WFIT (the Fashion Institute of Technology’s radio and television broadcasting network) in New York, the subject came up again, and creative director Joe Zee and style director Kate Lanphear, too, put forth their views on bloggers.
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Proenza Schouler are Jack McCullough and Lazaro Hernandez, a New York-based design duo who took their mothers’ maiden names to name their label after graduating Parsons School of Design in 2002.
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Shapes / Colourr will be launching this Friday 9th…
Shapes / Colourr will be launching this Friday 9th April at East London’s The CAMP - seeing the likes of teenagersintokyo, David E Sugar and Death Metal Disco Scene playing live downstairs with the WAH Girls and Work It! at the helm upstairs.
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Special sale of Maison Martin Margiela
Start on 15th April 2010 in 10.00am and ends in 17th April 2010 in 19.00pm
Where:
At Adèle Sand’s
74 Boulevard Richard Lenoir
Paris 75011
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An exclusive t-shirt expressly created by Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli to support the children of Haiti.
Horrockses Fashions – off the peg style in the ‘40s and ‘50s Fashion and Textile Museum, 9th July – 24th October 2010. Horrockses Fashions Limited was the manufacturer of one of the most respected ready-to-wear labels of the 1940s and 1950s. The company is best known for its full-skirted dresses that were sought after by women everywhere and were even worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
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