The result is an array of comfortable, crease-resistant clothing which is ideal for modern globetrotters. Today the editor Taschen retraces the history of this project with a 600-page monograph, going over the genesis and development of this technique and the joint efforts with the artists which rendered it: from …
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Miyake, all the folds of style Known as the “tailor of the wind”, the stylist Issey Miyake has explored new frontiers in garment design, experimenting with innovative body/clothing relationships. His unique technique, applied to vertical folds, as well as the two-dimensional quality of the cloths, in 1993 resulted in …
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Princess Grace of Monaco, Maria Callas, Françoise Hardy, the duchess of Windsor, Liz Taylor and Soraya all wore Van Cleef. And some vault inventions parade in the upcoming displays of Patrick Jouin and Sanjit Manku: like the lacquer and diamond minaudière which took the place of the evening bag …
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Van Cleef, the jewelry of the elite A cascade of diamonds, as well as rivers of gold and a deluge of rubies, turquoise and sapphires, proposed in romantic, modern, exotic and deco styles in the halls of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. Until February 10th, 2013, …
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Now for the first time seven 70s dresses worn by the former British prime minister during official occasions, and which were then purchased by a private collector, are being auctioned at Christie’s in London. The auction, which is being heralded as the event of the season, will take place …
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