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Viktor&Rolf present their first fragrance collection
Viktor&Rolf are, officially, Magic. Viktor&Rolf: Fashion Artists is coming to Melbourne, Australia for the world-premiere exhibition at National Gallery of Victoria, opening on 21 October 2016. The spectacular and avant-garde creations of Dutch fashion designers Viktor & Rolf are on display in Australia for the first time in an exhibition organised by the National Gallery…
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Emporio Armani Remix Capsule Collection
An urban wardrobe designed for those with busy city lives, without sacrificing style. Team Italy always looked classy in Armani. The Italian athletes were outfitted from head to toe in custom Giorgio Armani for the 2016 Summer Olympics. No stranger to outfitting athletes, Armani is now designing all the formal and leisure wear for the…
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Ermenegildo Zegna Takes to the Road with exclusive SS17 Maserati Capsule Collection
Spring Summer 2017 Zegna-Maserati Capsule Collection. From 3rd to 26th October Ermenegildo Zegna and Maserati have taken over the Exhibition Window space at Harrods in London’s Knightsbridge. On this special occasion, the two Italian brands unveil respectively the new Zegna – Maserati SS17 Capsule Collection, which will be a UK exclusive to Harrods for the…
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David Bowie’s sombre art collection needs more space oddities
Aside from Jean-Michel Basquiat and Marcel Duchamp, there’s little provocation or pop art brashness in David Bowie’s art collection – instead he’s weirdly fascinated by 20th-century British painting
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The world leader in luxury travel retail inaugurated its first store in Europe
Los Angeles, Sydney, Hong Kong, Singapore …and now Venice. T Fondaco dei Tedeschi in Venice – DFS Group opened first European store. Rebirth of a Venetian icon on the Grand Canal: Built in the 13th century, the Fondaco dei Tedeschi is one of the largest buildings in Venice, spanning 7,000 square meters. The stunning builind…
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Vetements to relaunch its 2014 collection
One of the most-talked about labels of the last decade has chosen to revisit its debut collection. ‘We play by our own rules,’ says Demna Gvasalia