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Created by former journalist Mayte Allende, the Bande Noir label offers bold and contemporary pieces that sculpt the figure to perfection. The label invites us to discover a new delicate yet sophisticated facet of minimalism.
Always at the cutting edge of technological innovation, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei has just launched the “Fashion Flair” programme, a new approach to fashion design based on the use of… a mobile phone.
“Designing a ready-to-wear collection using the Huawei P30’s artificial intelligence” の続きを読む
Clothes that “wash themselves” without having to put them in the machine or take them to the dry cleaner’s: dream or reality? In collaboration with the textile manufacturer Uchino Japan, the Dutch label Senscommon today presented a capsule collection of pieces with self-purifying properties.
“Senscommon and Uchino Japan launch “self-purifying” charcoal clothing” の続きを読む
The Dongqi Architects studio has just finished renovating the ANZHI concept store located in M50, Shanghai’s famous art district. In a dark and hypnotic décor, the creative teams have displayed Buddhist shrines and given free rein to the artist Lin Wanshan to unveil an interactive art installation there, simply entitled “Space”.
“Buddhist shrines in the ANZHI concept store in Shanghai” の続きを読む
After music and film, Rihanna is now heading her own luxury fashion house based at the heart of the French capital. The influencer takes her inspiration from the male wardrobe in the design of sophisticated urban pieces to take a look at now!
“Rihanna is now at the helm of her Fenty luxury fashion house” の続きを読む
Announced last February, the Karl Lagerfeld x Olivia Palermo collaboration revealed all the pieces in the collection today. But you will have to hold on until 27 June, the release date for this highly awaited capsule collection.
“The entire Karl Lagerfeld x Olivia Palermo collection” の続きを読む
What will the fashion of the future look like? Quite unexpectedly, Louis Vuitton has provided a convincing initial response to this eternal question with a line of handbags boasting futuristic features.
What makes them stand out? A monogrammed leather exterior that features built-in flexible screens. A surprising curiosity, revealed during the Cruise 2020 show held in one of JFK airport’s former terminals in New York, which attracted a great deal of media attention.
Several models walked the catwalk carrying the now famous “Canvas of the Future” design, which comes in two versions: one with two screens on each side and the other with just one screen.
An internet search engine was even spotted on one of them. Louis Vuitton explains that these new It-bags have been designed to become a natural extension of the smartphone, suggesting the development of several functions for this extraordinary accessory.
Displaying a 1920 x 1440 resolution, these flexible screens have been developed in close collaboration with Royole, a global manufacturer of flexible screens, supple sensors and smart devices. The inventor of the first foldable smartphone in the world, the company has also made a name for itself with the creation of an ultra-fine screen that can be incorporated into a classic T-shirt or a wallet.
Struggling to convince consumers due to their rather unattractive aesthetic, Royale’s technologies are winning a reputation at last by merging with the French trunkmaker’s tradition. Louis Vuitton bags and their relatively high price would (finally) make it possible to offer them an extremely profitable commercial application. It remains to be seen if the brand’s enthusiasts will succumb to the charms of a bag that is half-accessory, half-smartphone.
The sneakers brand Subtype has just unveiled a new store right at the heart of Melbourne, Australia. To create an original and modern environment that best reflects the brand’s street style, the designers from Noise Noise studio have devised a space that mixes materials, blending industrial and futuristic influences to create a highly Instagrammable décor, which echoes the “0 Gravity” concept – ON AIR Theme from the new SS21 Digital Design Study.
“A futuristic industrial design for the new Subtype store” の続きを読む
Who said that you needed to go to fashion school to become a designer? Certainly not Jeff Abrams, the founder of the Californian label without any specific training.
After a number of collaborations with brands such as Hanes and Champion, Re/Done is teaming up with the Italian label The Attico this summer. The fusion of two radically different worlds, united by a shared passion for revisited vintage pieces.
“Re/Done x The Attico: the unmissable retro collaboration” の続きを読む
