Written by Elle Vagia on 31 Mar 2013
Notis Panayiotou started his Athens fashion week (AXDW) show like a protest. The Cypriot designer presented a video with all the protests of Cyprus, while a model in a traditional outfit came out on the catwalk, knelt and cut her hair. Shortly and under the guidance of Adele’s Skyfall, the show begun. We saw lace in different shades and different color combinations. Queen Elizabeth was…
Written by Nicoleta Parascan on 19 Mar 2013
If men would solely dress to feel comfortable, their closets would without a doubt favour the presence of pleat front pants. But since appearance these days is nearly everything and a slick, polished, composed image is worth a thousand words if nothing else, a lot of thought has been but lately into deciding if the pleat front pants are indeed in fashion for spring 2013…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 1 Feb 2013
Tom Ford men’s: that constant balance of statement, of style, of the classics and of the modern. These are, perhaps, the ideas which best describe a Tom Ford men’s collection if one wants to avoid more ambiguous terms such as dapper. Tom Ford nails luxury. He creates strong looks which flatter a man’s shape. He plays to the slow (r)evolution of modern suit trends. And…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 16 Nov 2012
The protagonist of Dangerously Yours is what you might get if you rolled James Bond, Moneypenny, and Pussy Galore into one. Part secretary, part spy, wholly dangerous: she’s a timely lead in the wake of Skyfall, the latest James Bond film to hit screens and one that’s garnering much acclaim. But she’s one that was also inspired by other cinematic thrillers and spy adventures. With…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 1 Nov 2012
Trading Bond Girl femme fatale for mermaid: Bérénice Marlohe wore a black Giorgio Armani Privé fishtail gown to the Berlin Premiere of Skyfall yesterday.
Written by Tania Braukämper on 31 Oct 2012
It’s a good month for Bérénice Marlohe, with several covers coinciding with the release of SKYFALL. This cover is for Elle Brazil’s November 2012 issue; you may recall that the Bond Girl also featured in Harper’s Bazaar En Espanol.
Written by Tania Braukämper on 28 Oct 2012
Fourth & Main is a new menswear label that has its roots “in London’s creative culture”, their debut menswear collection channeling “the youthful exuberance of the people who populate it and the infinite styles they display.” The launch of the label coincided with the launch of a publication, a journal to serve as a stage for a new generation of creatives. So who better to…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 28 Oct 2012
“Bérénice has an incredibly witty sense of humor,” says photographer Benjamin Kanarek after spending a day getting to know cinema’s latest Bond Girl. After shooting Bérénice for Harper’s Bazaar, Kanarek and video director Frédérique Renaut decided a candid interview was also in order. In the video Bérénice shares details of how she was cast for SKYFALL, her childhood memories, and what she feels about Bond…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 27 Oct 2012
Or rather, how Crockett & Jones shoes are made. But with SKYFALL just now hitting cinema screens, it’s hard not to get fixated on the fact that they’ve recently had the honor of supplying James Bond’s shoes. But if anything, James Bond is really just another marker that Crockett & Jones’ shoes are the kind that are meticulously made, sturdy, and classically stylish. You can…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 26 Oct 2012
We’ve been rounding up the items from James Bond’s latest wardrobe: the Tom Ford suit, the Crockett & Jones shoes, the Globe-Trotter case. But while a tuxedo or a bespoke rifle case may not be a staple of the average male wardrobe, a navy blue peacoat is. It’s one of those classic items that’ll get you through one winter and the next… and the next.…
