Category: LUST
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Burberry Capsule for Man Cover to Cover
This October, London’s Harrods is celebrating all things menswear with the launch of Harrods Man Cover to Cover. Highlights of Harrods Man Cover to Cover include worldwide-exclusive capsule collections from Balmain, Burberry, DSquared2, Giorgio Armani, Givenchy, Neil Barrett, as well as limited-edition pieces from 3.1 Phillip Lim, Balenciaga, Christopher Kane, Moschino, and Versace. Burberry contributes…
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Sir Paul Smith’s tailoring innovation – A Suit To Travel In
2016 Power Pieces: Paul Smith Travel Suit. In a true Sir Paul Smith style, the designer unveiled during London Collections: Men Spring Summer 2016 a tailoring innovation – a travel suit with an extraordinary ease of wear. The unique characteristics were demonstrated by Olympic medal- winning gymnast, Max Whitlock and a troop from the National…
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The Marchesa Bridal Capsule Collection for St. Regis Hotels & Resorts
St. Regis Hotels & Resorts has partnered with luxury fashion brand, Marchesa, to create four exclusive couture bridal gowns. The ultra-luxury hospitality brand St. Regis has always been a beloved destination for weddings around the world. Drawing inspiration from some of the St. Regis brand’s most iconic urban and resort destinations St. Regis Connoisseurs Georgina Chapman…
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London fashion week: Burberry and Christopher Kane look to the stars
Christopher Bailey’s show took Burberry street while celebrities looked on, and Kane made light of a dark period in his life
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The motoring-oriented Maserati x Zegna wardrobe
Following the Zegna-influenced interior on the 2016 Maserati Ghibli and Quattroporte, the two luxury brands presented a new capsule collection of fine leatherwear and accessories designed for a motoring-oriented wardrobe. Zegna’s master craftsmen have created a pure silk fabric with a high visual impact for the cockpit and seats in what has been described as…
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Forget fashion shops: how designers embraced art exhibitions
In fashion, it’s all about the blockbuster exhibition, with multiple fashion houses staging their own exhibitions. Is it more than mere vanity?