Category: LUST
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Poetry of Time: As time glides by, the butterfly flutters its wings but never leaves your wrist
Under the moon’s gentle glow, a butterfly flutters freely above the flora. Enter the verdant dial of the Lady Arpels Papillon Automate watch. For French luxury jewelry, watch, and perfume company Van Cleef & Arpels, Time may not just be counted in hours, minutes, or seconds. It poetically guides you, in a unique…
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The new Maillon de Cartier watch is firstly a gold jewel
The Maillon de Cartier ladies watch is firstly a gold jewel, but one designed by the Cartier watchmaking studios. The Maillon de Cartier watch is the perfect centrepiece of a poised wardrobe that plays on the classic codes of the chain-link bracelet whilst reinventing today’s attitudes. According to Marie-Laure Cérède, Cartier Director of…
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The Gucci Open: Gucci x Tennis Clash
Gucci partners with Tennis Clash, the closest mobile game to the real experience of playing tennis created by Wildlife. Starting from June 18th, Tennis Clash players will be able to discover exclusive Gucci looks and be able to participate in a special Gucci tournament. Tennis Clash fans will also be able to…
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Dioriviera capsule instantly captures the escapist allure of the warmer months
Harmony of nature inspired the new Dioriviera capsule from the Spring-Summer 2020 collection by Maria Grazia Chiuri. The new Dioriviera reinterprets Dior‘s iconic pieces and the bucolic Toile de Jouy motif, a Dior code since the very start, in a subtle spectrum of pink and gray, enhanced with a touch of…
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Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Fleur – a very elegant timepiece to celebrate hanami
Hanami, the Japanese custom of admiring the beauty of flowers, is celebrated with a delicate watch. Parmigiani Fleurier, the Swiss brand of luxury watchmakers founded in 1996 in Fleurier, Switzerland by Michel Parmigiani, designed a very elegant timepiece to celebrate the Japanese tradition of admiring the beauty and ephemerality of flowers. Hanami is…
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Gucci bids farewell to fashion week as brand goes seasonless
Italian label cuts shows from five to two each year and declares fashion calendar obsolete