Like in a painting, the Elisabetta Franchi woman walks amid an American prairie, of the late 1800’s, caressed by ears of wheat and sweetly embraced by a light breeze, on roads that take us to a timeless dimension. We see a return to tradition, to
Karl Lagerfeld chose Hamburg and the Elbphilharmonie to present the new Chanel Métiers d’art collection. An extraordinary building conceived by the architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, this concert hall sits majestically by the river like a futuristic liaison with the city’s industrial port.
Salvatore Ferragamo, the Italian luxury fashion House, celebrates a new chapter in its history, with the launch of the AW17/18 Men’s Ready-to-Wear collection, the first created by Guillaume Meilland as the category’s recently appointed Design Director. This season sees the Ferragamo masculine dressing codes journeyed across
Max Mara's SS18 collection shares a Baudelairean view of the city; its landscape a living breathing entity, its mood swings restless, fleeting, transient, and often unpredictable. The smarter cosmopolites seek out discreetly luxurious oases, shady patios and hidden gardens. Business and pleasure, with the promise of
Valentin Yudashkin presented the Spring-Summer 2018 ready-to-wear collection at the Palais de Tokyo; the presented collection was inspired by avant-garde art and, particularly, suprematism (from the lat. Supremus- the highest). Which is an art movement focused on basic geometric forms, painted in a limited range of colours
Bottega Veneta’s Spring/Summer 2018 Women’s collection began with their perennial starting point: colour. The optimistic palette draws from the Marble Room at Kedleston Hall, a grand Palladian-style country house by British architect Robert Adam: the delicate rose of its walls, the ocean-blue in its frescoes and
Tomorrow, Friday the 8th of September sees Tory Burch unveil her Spring-Summer 2018 collection at New York Fashion Week. So, tune in and watch her show live with us VELVET Magazine at 6pm Dubai Time, to see the spectacle come alive.
Maison Valentino Pierpaolo Piccioli's AW17/18 collection at Maison Valentino, was inspired by ecclesiastical garments and the religious portraits of 17th-century painter Francisco de Zurbarán, but also by the prettiest of pagan deities, Venus. Resulting in a collection that was somewhat delicate and refined, filled with emotions.
Henrik Vibskov latest collection is inspired by the patterns of sleep- the door between dreams and nightmares, where the surreal becomes style, and the unsurreal becomes current. He goes on to say “When the eyes are closed and the heart beats quickly, the body and