Fashion

Gucci Silk-voile asymmetric dress


For FW11 Gucci pays homage to the glamour of the '70s, and this emerald silk-voile asymmetric dress is one of the key pieces from the collection. Maximize the jewel hue with metallic accents, showcasing the dramatic thigh split and matching briefs with your highest heels.


 
Submitted by Momist on Tue, 09/13/2011 - 19:53


 





Maison Martin Margiela Brown leather and black rubber lace shoes, trompe l'oeil heel



 
Submitted by Momist on Mon, 09/12/2011 - 18:22


 


Marni Crocheted wool and chain bib necklace


Make a bold sartorial statement in Marni's crocheted wool and chain necklace. Wear it to add a touch of eclectic cool to a cream blouse and flared camel pants


 
Submitted by Momist on Mon, 09/12/2011 - 18:05


 

Evian partners with Courreges to imagine a new limited edition bottle


Evian has this year partnered up with French fashion designer Courrèges to imagine a new limited edition bottle. This design combines evian’s free-minded spirit with the House of Courrèges’ non conventional creativity.

Courrèges, approaching the eve of its 50-year anniversary, is known for pioneering key trends though the decades, from having discovered pants for women in 1963 to starting the mini-skirt revolution. The house of Courrèges is driven by the will to free women from the classical conventions of fashion by developing new forms, implementing new materials and using vibrant colors.


 
Submitted by Momist on Thu, 09/08/2011 - 12:11


 

Lanvin Metallic lurex mini dress


Lanvin's luxe mini dress is a glamorous way to wear metallics this season. Fitted at the waist with a slightly flared skirt, it's designed to flatter every figure. Team with a classic knitted shrug, opaques and zipped ankle boots for uptown chic.


 
Submitted by Momist on Wed, 09/07/2011 - 12:32


 

"The Four Corners of the Earth" ring by Yannis Petzold


"The Four Corners of the Earth" ring by Yannis Petzold was designed to be rotated to give four distinct faces. Created from recycled water buffalo horn, sterling silver bands giving structural strength, 18 c yellow gold rivets securing the layers and comprises inlays on all four sides of pounamu ( NZ greenstone), sleeping beauty turquoise from Arizona, afghani lapis lazuli and sugalite from South Africa.


 
Submitted by Momist on Wed, 09/07/2011 - 12:16


 

L' Essence by Balenciaga


L’Essence by Balenciaga - Balenciaga L'Essence 50ml eau de parfum. On the skin, violet leaves are like a blast of woodland and their youthful energy stimulates the skin. Notes of vetiver also takes the upper hand, wild, unruly and incisive. L’Essence, is reminiscent of the mossy scent given off by forests at certain times of day, which emphasises the accent of conifers.


 
Submitted by Momist on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 01:26


 

Mistinguett '68 sunglasses with handcarved buffalo horn temples by Oliver Goldsmith


Now under the control of Clare Goldsmith (the great granddaughter of the eponymous founder), the iconic British pioneer has created this special edition Mistinguett, with hand-carved blacked and white flecked asian buffalo horn temples, from the 1968 OG archives exclusively for 20ltd.com.


 
Submitted by Momist on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 01:08


 

Carine Roitfeld Collaborates With Chanel


A look at the collaboration between Carine Roitfeld and Chanel. The former Vogue Paris editor styled Chanel’s autumn/winter 2011-12 campaign starring model Freja Beha Erichsen — lensed by Karl Lagerfeld. “The mix of Carine Roitfeld with Freja was genius,” added Lagerfeld.

Karl Lagerfeld – Photographer
Freja Beha Erichsen – Model
Carine Roitfeld – Fashion Editor/Stylist
Peter Philips – Makeup Artist
Sam McKnight – Hair Stylist


 
Submitted by Momist on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 01:05


 

ALAIA Skirt


For always Azzedine Alaïa conquers women eager for elegance and style. Become classics, his timeless creations sublimate the body of the women he dresses, skirts, dresses, tops mixing lace, frills, leather, silk. In spite of an immense success, his work remains handcrafed and his techniques of cuts of the garment worthy of the biggest sculptors whom he admires the work.


 
Submitted by Momist on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 01:02