PAULA CADEMARTORI-MILAN
25 February, 2019Paula Cademartori, welcomes you from Milano from her fascinating world. During her recent presentation, staged as an antique shop, during Milan Fashion Week, she proposed powerful symbols to help women connect with the natural energies of the universe. Eyes, unicorns, elephants, daggers and little monsters create a potent, vibrant iconography bringing positivity and good luck to everyday life. Developed in collaboration with Swarovski, her styles, which include the Tatiana and 225 cross-body styles, as well as the new Amelie and Amelie Small top handle designs and the Alice, featuring a chained strap, are punctuated by a cascade of crystals creating sparkling…
SUE PRICHARD TEXTILE CURATOR & HER PASSION FOR VINTAGE
As a child I spent a lot of time with my grandmother; she taught me how to sew, knit and darn. She bought me my first sewing machine and passed on her ethos of ‘make do and mend’. We would…
TOP SHOP SPRING 2018
One of my favorite stores in London is always Top Shop. With it ´s amazing vibe and colorful pieces & shoes, we always have fun, and enjoy fashion there! Have you asked for your own personal shopper? This is a…
ATTICO MILAN
Milanese it girls, Giorgia Tordini & Gilda Ambrosio started their brand, with a formal preparation in Fashion, although previously, they have been showing their best looks in the streets of Fashion Week NY, where I met Gilda back in 2015.…
ANNE SEBBA
I met Anne in London last September, after I read two of her latest books: Les Parisiennes, and The Other Woman, which I found thought-provoking and fascinating. Les Parisiennes, a compilation of real life stories, explores how Parisian…
MASQUERADE BALL BY JAVIER ITURRIOZ
Last March, the argentine architect and interior designer Javier Iturrioz ( a local dandy) hosted his 50th birthday party. Inspired by The Black & White masquerade Ball held during 1966 by legendary writer Truman Capote, at the Plaza Hotel,…
COMME DES GARCONS EXHIBITION AT THE MET MUSEUM
This yearly fashion exhibition at the Met museum NYC, will pay tribute to one of the most important japanese designers in the world: Rei Kawakubo, from Commes des Garcons. Rei opened her frst boutique in 1975, in Paris,and in 1981,…
