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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

God Save McQueen!


The Alexander McQueen's new collection signed by Sarah Burton brings silk scarf with skull print in different types and colours. The collection is named of "God Save McQueen". You can buy them here.



Thursday, March 31, 2011

Dolce & Gabbana: "We love Britney!"

The Promotional photos for Britney Spears's new album " Femme Fatale", she is wearing a selection of pieces by Dolce & Gabbana.

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The italian Duo talked to Telegraph about her:

"We love Britney and we love to dance to her new songs! We can't wait to hear the whole album!" confess Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. "She has always been among our favourite artists" they continue, "because she has been able to remain true to herself and to her style throughout the years. With her music she influenced and inspired generations of people for more than 10 years, always staying at the top, and we can't but congratulate her for this new, important achievement."


Friday, March 18, 2011

Louis Vuitton: new campaign and pop-up store in Cannes

Sam Taylor to Louis Vuitton
Contrary to the digital photography, Louis Vuitton clicked personalities in a traditional manner, through a process used in the 19th century, in which plaque is revealed by asolution of collodion, which results in images that look aged. Sam Taylor, a photographer, artist and director of the film Nowhere Boy, was the first to pose for the campaign Double Exposure (see the video behind the scenesbelow), which also will click their models with some of his personal belongings and has launched today in London.
More news from the fashion house, fashion house will open a pop-up store in Cannes in May, during the film festival in the city. The decoration of the store is inspired by the beach and in the cinema and focus are the parts of the LV for the night.


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Louis Vuitton Most Amazing Trunks teaser trailer


The brand launched a book of 496 pages and 800 images comprising the 100 most amazing trunks created by them since the beginning of its activities. More details in the next issue of Vogue.
While Vogue isn't out yet, here is the teaser that Vuitton has launched the network.


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Thursday, March 17, 2011

The best of Milan Fashion Week for the Winter 2011/2012

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The grunge chic style: The overlays, full forms and long skirts are glamorous, in this new remodeled Grunge. With a lot of gold, silver, leather and draped .

A line Mini: many brands had the mini skirt.

Salmon: the most varied shades of salmon arised with force.

Belted Coat: Appeared belted coats with colors like black, graphite gray, brown, beige and ivory, used with baggy pants and boots.

Suits: Power suits in black leather, grey, with skirt and simetric.

Slim trousers: Arised in black, grey, light pink, with plaid pattern.

The Wool:The firm and matte Wool arised on jackets, coats, even on tops and dresses. It was widely used because it is versatile, sophisticated and allows the construction of structured forms.

Socks: The socks came in types: anklets and knee highs and. In colors: black, gray and brown and patterned.

Shearling: The shearling collars appeared on leather jackets and coats. In several types and colours.

And appeared also velvet,minimalist style and animal prints.




Jessica Ferrari


Sunday, March 13, 2011

Who is the Galliano's successor ? Bets were laid

Dior didn't say yet the name to succeed John Galliano at the maison, and meanwhile, the only increase speculation.

Stefano Pilati, Riccardo Tisci e Alber Elbaz: the favorites

For the chatter in the front row of fashion shows in Paris at the fourth (2), Alber Elbaz (Lanvin), Stefano Pilati (YSL), Nicolas Ghesquière (Balenciaga), Riccardo Tisci (Givenchy) and Roland Mouret are the favorites for the job, according to the British Vogue's website. Other names that run in parallel are Moralioglu Erdem (Erdem), the sisters Mulleavy (Rodarte), Jason Wu, Jean Paul Gaultier.

Cathy Horyn of The New York Times, said that there are no obvious choices, but among the names mentioned so far, and Elbaz Tisci are the most likely. Already Suzy Menkes of International Herald Tribune, agrees in part. She recalls that the group LVMH (owner of Dior) and its founder, Bernard Arnault, had the habit of moving executives and designers from the company's brands - the very first Galliano went by Givenchy in 1995, before taking on the Dior years following. For her, then it is natural that the name of Tisci is considered one of the first list.

And the debate was at stake: in English stock exchange, Pilati leads, followed by Hedi Slimane and Kris Van Assche (current and former designer of Dior Homme, respectively), followed by Haider Ackermann (the darling of Karl Lagerfled).


Update: this Friday (4), the website notes that British Vogue in Paris rumors realize that Tisci has already been slated to replace Galliano and Ackermann will take his place at Givenchy.

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