Item Of The Week | Miss Van & Anaoana "Oddities" Tee

We love This Tee By Miss Van & Anaoana They are one of our favorite brands in terms of Inovation and unique Creations , This Tee is Our Object Of Desire This season. Colorful ,Chic and Tells a Story of Humanity , Animal Nature and "Circus" .

Miss Van and AnaoAna get together once again to present their new MVA Collection: Oddities, where they bring the most singular and charismatic characters to life, maintaining the mocking nature in them as always. All of them are born in the most colourful darkness, in their own identity and far from the common aesthetics. With sophistication and feminity as their main atributes, they recreate scenes from the circus (the contrast between the human and animal nature); others find their inspiration in portraits from the past, and early erotic photography. In this case, each character is created in great detail under a romantic and melancholic veil.

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By R Al Naimi 

Miryaki Private Sale | 5,7,8 November

Miryaki is glad to invite you to its first private sale, where you will find their two latest collections!

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We Love CO|TE | PRESS DAY 9 NOVEMBRE

CO|TE is an Italian brand founded by designers Tomaso Anfossi and Francesco Ferrari. Both are graduates of the prestigious Istituto Marangoni in Milan. Tomaso and Francesco meet whilst jointly involved in several important collaborations, and from this a fast friendship and a foundation for their brand CO|TE was born. CO|TE means shelter and protection, a theme that young designers use in their collections, produced in Italy following the tradition and quality of Made in Italy.

The designs originate from a non-stop exchange of ideas: the ever present reference is image of a curious woman, who loves to experiment without being ordinary. Geometric shapes are the basis of each single piece and that is why the choice of fabrics is of primary importance, to maintain the desired volume, not only in the design phase of the silhouette but also when the clothes are worn.

 The final image is created by games of chromatic overlays which express the concept of a new austerity.The collection focuses on the female body, giving it sensuality, without making it vulgar.

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Milan Fashion Week | Prada SS 2012

Miuccia Prada explored contradictions and burning through to new positions as a feminist. Her hot clash of intellectual impulses roared up managing to combine infinitely 50s - 60s feminine silhouette with the aesthetics of fire and supercars.

In a stage that shows the real life of the Streets  , with the help of foam cars, fake oil slicks, and paint stains on the floor, Prada’s woman for the next season marches forth. A woman who, “ Rediscovers Her Sweetness.” Denying aggressive, loud femininity, and coming back to soft and measured sensuality, the young women wear fluttery soleil-pleated skirts in shades that range from neutral to pastel, with gathered strapless halter tops or soft blouses, voluminous jackets and coats, pencil skirts, tops, stripes and dresses.

Everything is accompanied by coats in double wool at the back and embroidered flowers in front. An effect that is repeated in short, straight jackets with gathered hems. Soleil pleats dominate the collection, used for shell blouses or overcoat-capes in chiffon.

Fantasy and inventiveness is expressed also in the different sized prints of vaguely comic-like cars, or evanescent roses in the coifs of the women.her uses of color combination ranged from white, black, cream, light baby blue and pink, pale yellow, candy pink, blue, red, green, marc, bordeaux, bottle green, coral to light turquoise.

Roses come back as applied in the tube skirt with elastic hems, or in embroidered motifs; and even in gems such as earrings and thin necklaces.

Vaguely Sixties silhouettes disappear, making room for one-piece bathing suits "grandma" style , that are almost more like body suits, figured outlines, and embroidery. An ode to irony and to that subtle femininity that we seem to have forgotten.

The Designer Completed the Look with handbags in leather , clasp closings, trimmed in studs or leather. Clutches in embroidered cotton or leather with car prints . The shoes, sandals with heels or shaped wedges, have wing sculptures on the sides or at the heel, Roaring fire Never looked so feminine, symbolizing the speed of cars. This theme returns with reflectors applied on heels. Subtle jewelry such as earrings, little necklaces and painted-flower bracelets .

Text : R Al Naimi