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kate moss and karmen pedaru front ferragamo›s fall ad campaign
ate Moss is looking as stunning as ever in Ferragamo’s new fall 2013 campaign. Reminiscent of a certain war time opulence, roman excess, where the rich get richer and the poor get…No, never-mind, really there is nothing here that evokes poor. It’s old money, bygone luxury that prevail in this ad campaign. The strong austere military influence is an interesting contrast in comparison with the soft lace and feminine dresses worn by Moss. The images are done in such a manner that we are almost transported into a world where there is no economic crash or European crisis. Fashion seems to dream on in a parallel universe where lavishness and excess are embraced. This ad truly embodies escapism through the most glamorous and covetable ways; fashion.
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he luxury fashion brand Mulberry has just debuted their fall 2012 campaign. Photographer Tim Walker captured Lindsey Wixson for her third season with the label, amidst the Blackhealth Forest located in Surrey, England. Ronnie Cooke Newhouse served as the art director for the campaign’s images, complete with larger-than-life forest creatures. Wixson was adorned in layered furs and textured knits in color palettes of chocolate brown, deep charcoal, crimson, and pops of bright orange. Alongside the long-haired belted coats and vests, Mulberry’s selection of handbags and duffels were on display in similar fall hues, serving as the ultimate accessory. For more of the latest collection, visit the official website to shop styles online.
gucci release latest charlotte casiraghi campaign “It is a real pleasure to collaborate with Frida Giannini and Gucci to celebrate one of the House’s most elegant symbols: the horsebit. The atmosphere on the set was very natural and intimate which made that moment very special,” Charlotte Casiraghi said. The ‘Forever Now’ campaign was unveiled in March earlier this year, showing Casiraghi under the lens of Peter Lindbergh.
Italian fashion house Gucci have unveiled the latest instalment of their ‘Forever Now’ campaign featuring Charlotte Casiraghi.
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he ‹Forever Now› theme, which will see Monaco royal Charlotte Casiraghi in four campaigns shot by four famed photographers over two years, highlights Casiraghi›s and Gucci›s shared passion of all things equestrian. Shot by Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, the black and white photographs this time celebrate on Gucci›s iconic metal horsebit, which adorns many of their accessories and was first used by founder Guccio Gucci on the house›s saddlestitched handbags in the Fifties. Casiraghi wears Gucci›s classic horsebit-adorned loafers in black and white in the two pictures which make up the campaign. As if channeling her late grandmother, Grace Kelly, she wears a simple shirt with cropped tailored trousers and turned up jeans.
Back in May it was suggested that Casiraghi had little interest in modelling for the famed Italian brand but was swayed by the large sums of money they offered her . Stéphane Bern, a French celebrity journalist who has covered Casiraghi and her family for years has told the The New York Times : “She has absolutely no interest in being a model, she’s much too intelligent for that. But competing in horse competitions costs a lot of money. You have to transport your horses one day to Dubai, the next day to Spain, pay for their care, the trainer. Gucci helps by writing checks with lots of zeros.”
rosie huntington-whiteley: ‘i’ve wanted to design ever since i can remember’ «My top goal is for it to be accessible and appealing to everybody, I didn›t design it for just me» she says of the range for the high street retailer, which is due to land in stores on August 30. z Following in the footsteps of fellow supers-turnedlingerie-moguls Elle Macpherson, Gisele Bündchen and Bar Refaeli whilst simultaneously exploring her horizons an actress, it seems Rosie might be keen to shed her model tag - a career she fought so hard to carve for herself. “I wasn’t quite tall enough either and I hated it to be honest” she says of struggling to make it in the fashion world. “There was no individuality, no opportunity to be individuals. I think that people forget you’re human and you just become an object. I was constantly reminded that I wasn’t right wherever I went and that was difficult because I’d come from a place where it didn’t matter.”
British model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley gives a sneak preview of her lingerie range for Marks & Spencer in the new issue of Elle.
An intricately embroidered bra-strap and a cup embellished with a cut-out trim poke out provocatively from a lilac ballet cardigan; admittedly, that›s all we know about Rosie Huntington-Whiteley›s design debut for Marks & Spencer so far, but we›re certain it›s worth the wait. The Devonian graces the September cover of UK Elle and the Dolce & Gabbana, Chanel and Dior pieces she sports have been paired with the first fruits of her labour as an underwear designer. «I›ve wanted to design ever since I can remember and I fell into modelling through wanting to design and then, through my modelling career I modelled a lot of lingerie...» explains Rosie, 25, whose stints modelling for Agent Provocateur, US lingerie giant Victoria›s Secret and Monsoon lingerie put her good stead.
Currently filming Mad Max: Fury Road and with a debut listing in the Sunday Times Rich List with a cool 5£ million, Huntington-Whiteley certainly has bigger aspirations than being a mere clotheshorse for the rest of her years. She openly admits that her fear of failure is her biggest fear in life. «That›s probably where my drive comes from» she says. With a face like that, we›re pretty sure she can do anything and succeed.
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Living in Paris since two years, Claire Duquesnoy is a professional make up artist working in freelance. Originally from Provence, Claire has always been passionate about fashion and travel. Her studies of Spanish led her to Madrid, Spain where she lived for almost three years. Following an encounter, she decided to go live in Budapest, Hungary for one year and taught French there. Upon her return in France, whilst still studying, she started working at Inditex and became the co-director of a Massimo Dutti shop. Passionate about beauty, she began training in relooking in Paris. Make up came as a big revelation for her during this training. Following this, she relocated to Paris where she integrates the prestigious Conservatoire du Maquillage and further developed her artistic flair. Since two years now, she has been working as a make up artist for events, for professional training, but mostly, for fashion. Among her clients, Calvin Klein, the French cycling team, Lanc么me, Gemey Maybelline are the most notable ones. She has also done works for some French and foreign magazines such as Kult magazine Italy, Pose Mag, Oxygen Asia and more recently Vogue Italia.
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cedric lanappe His goal is to succeed in his studies and continue to discover this art of make-up with some internships or some works related with. He hopes that this kind of art will be more recognized in Mauritius as we got potential people who can evolve things concerning the fashion industry. Being a make-up artist, Cedric Lanappe argues that his aim is to change his clients and he considers that make-up artists are like magicians.
Cedric Lanappe is one of the youngest MUA in Mauritius. Actually 18, this young artist debuted when he was 12 years old. All started when he spent his holidays at his aunt beauty parlor in Black River. And then just for fun he decided with some friends to make some pictures and he was the make-up artist. By the way, he started to make up his family, friends and even neighbors for special occasion. For him doing these make-ups was a simple thing while others encourage him to progress in this field.He worked for so many people like Annabelle Fleury, Karen Nicolini and even Sanjeet Bolel. He also worked for several model agencies in Mauritius like Heat, Secret Models or Four Models and with some photographs like Reactive Studio, Sachin Sagar and so on. He does make-up for all occasions ( Shooting ,Fashion shows ,weddings , anniversary and can comes to your house to do it. He has already worked on different projects with the university of Mauritius, magazines, agencies and has collaborated with more than 40 photographers and around 300 persons .He claims that his principal source of inspiration is his daily life like flowers, sequins and even foil papers. Being a big fan of Vogue Magazine, he argues that everything may inspire him for his make-ups.
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what to wear right now One of Fall/Winter 2012/13’s key trends was undoubtedly Army - I wouldn’t consider going on full on camouflage print, but rather opt for something subtler, though with major impact. Try jackets in navy, as compared to khaki and olive (kitsch but still beautiful), with some metal detailing (buttons!), paired with a thin silk neck scarf in a complementary colour. Keep it streamlined and tailored- nothing baggy. And as usual, unless you are 100% sure of the composition of your look - one piece at a time (make sure the overall look reflects the trend though!).
On that note, as per Vogue, the two colour combinations of the season are slate and purple. “Volume Control” Josh Olins, British Vogue August 2012
Victoria Beckham Look at the dress length: that’s right, just as last F/W season, the length of skirts and dresses is over the knee. But be warned: this length does not suit petite women. What could be more perfect right now than the Trouser Suit. It’s back from the ‘90s though undoubtedly more sophisticated. Try block colour, heavy detail such as brocade(on one of your major outfit blocks - the trousers or the jacket, not both), with a feminine shoe. Choose according to the time of day - something too heavy and detailed for day won’t look right. This season, I would opt for tonal, neutral layering; white, cream, pale blue, slate...
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topshop launches upcycled “Reclaim to Wear� collection
Reclaim to Wear is a unique concept pioneered in 1997 by From Somewhere, the Scottish eco fashion label founded by Orsola de Castro and Filippo Ricci. Their aim is to conceive beautiful items by digging in the discarded stock for surplus materials and production off-cuts. On June 15, 2012, high street favourite brand Topshop adopts the Reclaim to Wear concept and launches a capsule collection that is 100% ecofriendly with zero waste! Off-cuts of cotton, denim, jersey of the British brand have been re-used for this series of upcycled clothes. For those who are not familiar with the upcycling concept, it is all about making a final product of better quality from unused materials. Since the blueprint is more about the customisation of a product than its transformation, this is why we speak of upcycling rather than recycling. The result is simply excellent: a capsule collection with sporty lines for a minimal design. It features fluid tank dresses, color-block jersey maxi-dresses, slouchy denim rucksacks, pink powdered blouse, ombre boy shorts and a grey marl sweater with mismatched sleeves among others. The collection offers the perfect summer festival looks for the fashion aficionados with those mixed fabrics and textures of pastel colours.
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Claudie Pierlot: Autum/Winter 2012-2013
Summer has yet to say goodbye that the lookbooks for the next season are already there. Out of the many lookbooks we had a look to; the one that caught our attention is that of French Claudie Pierlot with his autumn/winter 2012-2013. The spring/summer collection had already wow many among because of its clear sixties influence, but this new one is set to drive crazy the ones who love casual outfits with a tint of elegance. Refined and very feminine, this new collection of Claudie Pierlot could even make one hope for winter already! For this autumn/winter 2012-2013, Claudie Pierlot has given in to delicate and yet structured pieces. It features fine prints on dresses, tops and scarves, and wonderful cuts that evoke sometimes the Russian style with military-inspired coats, or sometimes the chic allure of the perfect French school girl with mini-collars and cropped sleeves. For the ones who cannot wait to get their hands on this collection, some items are already available on the online shop of Claudie Pierlot! Discover the autumn/winter 2012-2013 collection of Claudie Pierlot: timeless casual elegance has been reinvented!
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Celebrating the Olympic Games with the exclusive Gap vintage tees I
n honour of the Olympic Games 2012, the British brand Gap debuted a line of vintage-inspired t-shirts to help celebrate the big event and still be trendy. The Olympic Games are here and while the city of London is buzzing with excitement, so is the world of fashion with brands offering the latest Olympic Games apparel. Gap has seized the opportunity to launch a line of vintage and sporty tees. Each one of the t-shirts is a throwback to the previous cities where the Games were held like Paris in 1924, Stockholm in 1956 and Los Angeles in 1932 and 1984. With these Gap retro t-shirts and tanks top on the shelves since mid-July, the London Calling is at its summit. If you ask me, what’s with all those bands collaborating to design Olympic-inspired apparels, it is the perfect way for supporters to show their Olympiad spirit by donning those exclusive Gap tees and tanks. And for less than $50! You cannot get enough of such vintage tees featuring worn-in and washed-out cotton. Available in blue, pink, black and grey, the t-shirts are printed with the artwork dating back to the Paris Olympics of 1924. And for Team England, there is no Union Jack clichÊ to bore you! So, are you ready to give in to the vintage trend at Gap for the Olympics?
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