Category: LUST
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Damien Hirst capsule for Alexander McQueen
Alexander McQueen’s iconic skull-print scarf celebrated with Damien Hirst capsule collection. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of McQueen’s iconic skull scarf, 30 different designs of a limited edition scarf will be exclusively produced. The Alexander McQueen skull scarf was first seen in the Spring – Summer 2003 Irere collection and since its launch has…
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Lalique for Bentley Collector’s Edition
The luxury car makers’ venture into the perfume business expands and copies the heritage perfume houses. Following into the steps of the big fragrance brands, Bentley presented Lalique for Bentley Collector’s Edition – the all new Bentley for Men priced at $4,800. Debuted at The Fragrance Group, the crystal Lalique bottle features a variation of…
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Fur is back – would you wear it?
Nearly 70% of fashion designers used fur in their autumn/winter 2013 collections. Is fur still taboo, or will it soon be seen on the high street?
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Louis Vuitton’s piece unique for 2013 Only Watch charity auction
Tambour Spin Time Regatta – Louis Vuitton’s piece for Only Watch 2013. The first-class complication developed by the Maison Louis Vuitton‘s watchmakers in Tambour Spin Time Regatta watch was intended to help skippers, in the heat of the action. From September 28th, as special version of Tambour Spin Time Regatta will help the research on…
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Tiffany & Co – a special collection of timeless jewels
The luxury jewellery brand’s new range is filled with beautiful diamond pieces that are truly bedazzling to the eye. Covetable pieces include the Cascade Necklace, a platinum adornment made with 48 yellow diamonds and 34 white diamonds, or for a subtle touch of elegance, the Tiffany Novo Earrings with white diamonds set in platinum are…
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Being “close” to users does not help but rather harms luxury fashion brands
How labeling products as user designed backfires in the Context of luxury fashion brands. Haute couture devotees buck the trend for user-designed fashion, according to a new study published by the American Marketing Association. Crowdsourcing fashion only works for mainstream brands – try selling an haute couture devotee a user-designed Gucci purse and she…