Fashion | September 18, 2020

Iris van Herpen is a Dutch fashion designer who is widely recognized as one of fashion's most talented and forward-thinking creators who continuously pushes the boundaries of fashion design. Read more

Fashion | September 16, 2020

The exhibition The Language of Fashion at the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (MK&G) sheds light on the significance of text for fashion products. The items on view are variously emblazoned with brand names or logos, political messages, typography or plays on words. All objects on display come from MK&G’s own fashion collection, including more than 35 items from the 19th century until today by established designers such as Walter Van Beirendonck, Coco Chanel, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Tom Ford, Karl Lagerfeld, Martin Margiela and up-and-coming young designers such as Edda Gimnes and Flora Miranda Seierl. Read more

Fashion | September 13, 2020

Ellius was born from the passion and love for history and the territory. Each collection is a story, a perfect combination of creativity, craftsmanship and passion, revealed through unique pieces of jewelry, just like you. Ellius is a registered trademark owned by Loren Jewelry S.r.l., a company which produces semi-finished products and that was founded in 1999 by its CEO Fadi Raslan. It all started as an artisan business yet over the years important technological investments and transformations were made, allowing Loren Jewelry to face and react to all the new upcoming market demands. Loren builds its success over time thanks to the high professionalism of its jewelers and to the quality of its finishes and manufacturing processes, becoming a point of reference for goldsmith companies in Italy and around the world and achieving in 2014 the European recognition of "Artistic Craftsman Company". Read more

Fashion | September 12, 2020

"We were young, rich and beautiful, and the tide – we thought – was turning in our favour. We were going to change everything, of course, but mostly we were going to change the rules". - Marianne Faithfull In the mid-1960s a handful of Chelsea boutiques sparked a fashion revolution. Changing attitudes towards gender and sexuality, framed by the socio-political climate of the time, inspired new ideas, freedom of expression and an opposition to establishment values. Read more