January 23rd
6:33 PM
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RELEVANCE X MODERNITY January 22, 2012 Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit. But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January.  Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 
RELEVANCE X MODERNITY January 22, 2012 Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit. But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January.  Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 
RELEVANCE X MODERNITY January 22, 2012 Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit. But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January.  Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 
RELEVANCE X MODERNITY January 22, 2012 Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit. But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January.  Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 
RELEVANCE X MODERNITY January 22, 2012 Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit. But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January.  Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 
RELEVANCE X MODERNITY January 22, 2012 Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit. But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January.  Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 
RELEVANCE X MODERNITY January 22, 2012 Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit. But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January.  Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 
RELEVANCE X MODERNITY January 22, 2012 Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit. But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January.  Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 
RELEVANCE X MODERNITY January 22, 2012 Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit. But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January.  Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 
RELEVANCE X MODERNITY January 22, 2012 Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit. But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January.  Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 

RELEVANCE X MODERNITY

January 22, 2012

Lanvin has debuted its 2012 Fall collection, and as always creative director Alber Elbaz has displayed his fondness for Lanvin’s mastery over both heritage and relevance. “Its not modernity that’s important, its relevance” said Elbaz at the outset of the show, setting the tone for this season’s must have look: the suit.

But as per usual, Lanvin are not interested in the simple extension of men’s suiting traditions and have turned to sport and the elements to infuse their latest fall collection. Under the creative direction of Mr Lucas Ossendrijver, this Lanvin collection combines the aesthetic of vintage boxers, mountaineers and street style with that of the traditional Lanvin suiting luxury. Alongside the overcoats and denim, the collection included souped-up boxer’s boots and puffer coats to clothe the suited homme against the elements of Paris (and indeed Europe’s) cold windy January. 

Though this collection caps a period of creative reserve in Lanvin’s recent years, Ossendrijver and Elbaz prove once again that they understand to an exacting toll what the Lanvin aesthetic is famed for: elegant pared back luxury reinforced by one or two stand-out items that give added depth to the ensemble. 

#Alber Elbaz      #Lucas Ossendrijver      #Lanvin      #Fall 2012      #paris      #style      #fashion     
October 27th
11:14 AM
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Fan Bingbing- madame of China’s new age silver screen March 2011, Paris, for V Magazine

Fan Bingbing- madame of China’s new age silver screen

March 2011, Paris, for V Magazine

#Fan Bingbing      #Dior      #Miss Dior      #Paris      #style      #icon      #film      #Chinese cinema      #fashion     
October 2nd
9:18 PM
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Junya Watanabe Spring 2012 RTW collection  - Watanabe’s Latin American influences are out in force this year, with the designer’s trademark perfecto reconfigured as a bolero and avian headgear designed to evoke feelings of the modern day ‘Latin Dandy’.

Junya Watanabe Spring 2012 RTW collection 

- Watanabe’s Latin American influences are out in force this year, with the designer’s trademark perfecto reconfigured as a bolero and avian headgear designed to evoke feelings of the modern day ‘Latin Dandy’.

#runway      #catwalk      #Junya Watanabe      #bolero      #Paris Fashion Week      #Paris      #ready to wear     
September 29th
2:17 AM
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So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 
So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 
So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 
So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 
So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 
So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 
So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 
So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 
So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 
So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 

So I haven’t had much time as of late to update Style Ist Eternal: but since Milan fashion week is heating up and  summer is around the corner (here in Australia)…now is the perfect time to reflect on some of the most evocative designer runway pieces exhibited this year in menswear at Paris and London fashion week! 

#Kris Van Assche      #comme des garcons      #ready to wear      #Paris      #London      #E.Tautz      #Dior      #D & G      #Givenchy      #Alexander McQueen      #Lanvin      #yves saint laurent