Buy Of The Day | Under The Sea With Versace

" Under The Sea " inspired Footwear is a major trend this season,From The Resort Shows to the SS 2012. Buy it Here

Line We Love "Dolores" SS 2012 by Labor Limae

We Love "Dolores" SS 2012 by Labor Limae, Angela Rago, an inspired fashion designer, with her return from her stay in Paris, is contaminated with new inspirations and ideas.Manuela Ferilli, with her humanistic education, creates and manages the brand, tells the stories that are the source and inspiration of the designs.Together, they transform the stories into shapes and forms to wear. Their essential and precious designs, the geometric cuts, the color crafted materials and the protruding volumes, synergetically create unique items that both posses and offer a strong identity.

The Campaign mood is inspirited at the original Maurice Tabard's hypnotic and sophisticated atmosphere, at the conceptualization of the shadow as well, at the twice as reminiscence of a wild existence, whose essence is expressed in archetype of the feminine reclamation and reaffirmation aware of its roots.

Studio DModa. 
photographer : Marco D'Amico.

 

We Love Soul Skin Winter 2012-13 | Francesco Ferrari

This Season Designer Francesco Ferrari introduced his New Collection Soul Skin Winter 2012-13 with Evolution , Clarity and Freedom, i really love Francesco Signature leather garments and aggressive cuts his Line is always full of originality and new prospectives. 

Photographer : Mustafa Sabbagh  stylist: Valsecchi Simone


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Chanel Pre-Fall 2012 2013 | Métiers d’Art Paris-Bombay

For their Paris-Bombay collection, Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld transformed a shabby wing of the Grand Palais into a delicately faded Maharajah’s palace. Guests who included actresses Freida Pinto, Sonam Kapoor, Sandrine Kiberlain and Joana Preisswere seated at two long tables that faced a sumptuous buffet spilling over with a tempting display of exotic sweets, fruit and Jasmine flowers.

Lagerfeld unveiled a luxurious collection that was inspired by British colonialismand traditional Indian men’s costumes – “since they are easier to wear than the woman’s clothes,” he opined. Presented by models like Stella Tennant, Yasmin Le Bonand Audrey Marney, a few highlights included pearl-laden tweed suits, Nehru-collar silk tunics teamed with soft leather legging-cum-boot and sari-style sweaters. Kiberlain described it as “magnificent,” while Pinto was “impressed by the non-gimmicky Indian elements and the strong French feel.”

Text : Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni