Check out the Fall/Winter 2012 collection from Bally. I’ve never really paid much attention to Bally and, to be honest, am not 100% behind this collection. What I’m into are the jackets, especially the two in the main image above. I love the pattern on the top that melds into a solid leather below. Additionally, I like the jackets that are cut into sections, which gives them character. Some of the jackets, though, are too “perfect”, which you’ll see when you look at the time. (more…)
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then these images of Burberry Prorsum’s collection for Pre Fall/Winter 2012 are worth trillions. In a perfect world, we’d be very rich (or very famous) and wear nothing but Burberry Prorsum jackets throughout the year. Yes, they’re insanely expensive, but if you’ve ever owned one or just tried one on, you know they’re extremely well-made, fit very well, and look as good on mortals as they do on models. (more…)
We’re starting to think that Yohan Serfaty might design more collections a a season than Karl Lagerfeld, especially now that we discovered V.SP — a line of luxury leather and shearling coats — is designed by the designer.
V.SP… founded in Paris 2007 (as Very Special Pieces of Vespucci), is a sophisticated leather and textile brand, innovating mix of fine textile materials with traditional leather and shearling by hand made details. (more…)
Although the temps are back up in the 60′s, you know it’s not going to last long, so, like we did 2 weekends ago, you’d better jump on a winter jacket now so you’re prepared when the inevitable comes. Check out styles from Italian line Peuterey and their Aiguille Noire collection for Fall/Winter 2011.
Pure, essential shapes, rarefied, precious colours and research into the ergonomics and perfect fit of the garments: these are the charismatic, high-impact design features that once more make the Aiguille Noire collection unmistakable. (more…)
Check out the Fall/Winter 2011 ad campaign images from Italian luxe line Duvetica. They’re coats are warm, fit like a glove, and are the epitome of Italian craftsmanship. And these images are amazing! We just found out this weekend that the same designers who brought Moncler back to life are behind Duvetica, which makes perfect sense. (more…)
