Category: LUST
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The creation of a jewelry watch, The Elementium
Italo Fontana unveils a U-BOAT jewelry watch: THE ELEMENTIUM U-Boat’s latest Flightdeck Elementium is a watch coming from the past, it reminds of the altimeter devices that were used in the ‘20s aircrafts. U-Boat’s Creative soul Italo Fontana was visiting an aircraft carrier and he noticed the similarities of the Flightdeck control panels on the…
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Emerging markets tend to perceive brands as more luxurious
Chanel and Clinique are leading the way in luxury beauty: Euromonitor International. Economy, Standard, Premium or Luxury? Brand Perceptions Around the World. Different markets and regions have completely different perceptions of luxury brands. According to Euromonitor market researcher, the perception of brands as luxurious and trends in buying behaviours differ between developed and emerging markets…
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Veuve Clicquot Gold Cup Polo: Charlotte Olympia limited-edition capsule collection
Charlotte Olympia’s Lovely Bubbly collection for Veuve Clicquot Gold Cup Polo 2013 Luxury shoe designer Charlotte Olympia unveiled a limited-edition capsule collection to help celebrate the Veuve Clicquot Gold Cup Polo charity tournament. Charlotte Olympia’s models of the Lovely Bubbly collection adopted Veuve Clicquot references, including champagne bubbles, cork and bright Clicquot orange-yellow on minaudière bags and pumps.…
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2013 Style Awards honorees announced
10th Annual Style Awards Will Kick Off Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York on September 4, 2013. The worlds of fashion and entertainment merge at the 2013 Style Awards. The event will be celebrating and recognizing the artistic accomplishments of the community’s top designers, athletes, costume designers, stylists, models, photographers, makeup artists, hair stylists and…
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From luxury spas to street pedicures: two sides to Nigeria’s beauty boom
Lagos is awash with grooming and health services, with Nigerians often choosing roadside therapists over hospitals
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50% of global shoppers would take the green option
Consumers prepared to pay more for environmentally friendly products. Fifty percent of global consumers are willing to pay more for goods and services from companies that have implemented programs to give back to society, an increase of five points (45%) from 2011, according to a new study from Nielsen. The Nielsen Global Survey on Corporate…