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Oscar de la Renta SS25

on July 29, 2025

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Tamara Ralph FW25 Haute Couture: Art Deco Reimagined, A Symphony of Opulence and Precision

on July 28, 2025

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Armani Privé FW26 Haute Couture: A Triumph of Remote Artistry

on July 28, 2025

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Rahul Mishra Couture Fall 2025: 'Becoming Love' – A Tapestry of Emotion and Artistry

on July 21, 2025

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Ode to Craftsmanship: Iconic Dolce&Gabbana Bags at the "Dal Cuore Alle Mani" Exhibition

on July 21, 2025

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Braccialini: Italian Charm in Every Detail

on July 21, 2025

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The Scarf: A Square of Culture, History & Style

on July 21, 2025

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Tamara Ralph FW25 Haute Couture: Art Deco Reimagined, A Symphony of Opulence and Precision

This collection marries the elegance of Art Deco with the spirit of Haute Couture, celebrating opulence, precision, and modern allure. It's a captivating display of soft, harmonious hues—winter whites, delicate blushes, creamy tones, and luminous rose golds—evoking ethereal serenity.

Rahul Mishra Couture Fall 2025: 'Becoming Love' – A Tapestry of Emotion and Artistry

Rahul Mishra's Fall 2025 couture collection, ‘Becoming Love’, is a deeply philosophical and visually stunning exploration of affection, brought to life by the masterful hands of nearly 2,000 artists. This collection proudly establishes Mishra's role as a truly global voice, emerging from India to share its rich heritage and profound artistry with the world. Mishra delved into the multifaceted nature of love, drawing inspiration from Sufism and art. He explained, "I was trying to explore the idea of love through philosophy, through art, through literature." His research revealed Sufism's seven stages of love: attraction, infatuation, love, trust or reverence, worship, madness, and death. Mishra clarified that "death" in this context isn't necessarily negative, but can also signify a positive transformation. This profound philosophy subtly permeated the vivid and elegant collection. The show opened with a striking gold, sweeping sculptural dress that ...

Braccialini: Italian Charm in Every Detail

The history of the Italian brand Braccialini began in 1954 in Florence, when spouses Guido and Carla Braccialini opened a small workshop for the production of leather accessories. Their passion for leather craftsmanship and tireless creativity quickly brought the brand recognition. A distinctive feature of Braccialini handbags has always been their extraordinary design. While many manufacturers focused on classic shapes, Braccialini boldly experimented with colors, materials, and most importantly, with forms. Handbags in the shape of animals, musical instruments, houses, cars – the designers' imagination knew no bounds. Each model became a true work of art, capable of highlighting the individuality and sense of humor of its owner. Handmade craftsmanship always held a special place in the brand's philosophy. Braccialini artisans lovingly and attentively created their masterpieces with attention to every detail. The use of high-quality leather and hardware guaranteed the durabili...

Oscar de la Renta SS25

The Oscar de la Renta brand is synonymous with timeless elegance, luxury, and femininity. Its philosophy is rooted in creating clothing that doesn't just adorn a woman, but makes her feel beautiful, confident, and graceful. The founder, Oscar de la Renta, always said that clothing should be a celebration, a moment of joy. It's not about fleeting trends, but about creating pieces that will remain relevant season after season, conveying a special atmosphere of sophistication. Oscar de la Renta dresses are often recognizable by their voluminous silhouettes, intricate embroidery, rich fabrics, and attention to the smallest details that enhance the figure. Even after Oscar de la Renta's passing, his successors, Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia, continue this tradition, bringing a modern vision while always preserving the brand's DNA: romance, glamour, and impeccable craftsmanship. This is clothing for a woman who values beauty, quality, and wants to feel special in any situat...

Armani Privé FW26 Haute Couture: A Triumph of Remote Artistry

In an unprecedented moment for the Armani Privé show, Giorgio Armani, a designer renowned for his unwavering dedication, was physically absent from his haute couture presentation for the first time in 20 years. Recovering from a brief illness at his Milan home, Armani's influence, however, was far from distant, permeating every aspect of the collection.

The Scarf: A Square of Culture, History & Style

The headscarf is much more than just a piece of fabric. It has a rich history and deep cultural significance in many nations around the world, becoming a symbol of status, piety, protection, and beauty. How Did This Trend Emerge? The history of wearing headscarves dates back to ancient times, more than 2,000 years ago. Ancient Egypt and Assyria: The first mentions of the headscarf as a head covering relate to the era of the pharaohs. Here, the headscarf indicated the owner's position in society. Pharaohs wore scarves around their necks for protection from the wind, and their headdress, called the "nemes," was a sign of power. Ancient Rome: In ancient times, the headscarf was widely used, primarily by men. Roman legionaries tied it around their necks to prevent chafing from armor. In the late antiquity, the headscarf, "sudarium," served to cover the head and wipe away sweat. Biblical Times: Since biblical times, a woman's covered head was a symbol of n...

Ode to Craftsmanship: Iconic Dolce&Gabbana Bags at the "Dal Cuore Alle Mani" Exhibition

The "Dal Cuore Alle Mani: Dolce&Gabbana" exhibition is a veritable treasure trove, showcasing the impeccable craftsmanship poured into each iconic bag of the Italian House. Every piece on display, from the whimsical #DGDolceBox, inspired by clocks and adorned with baroque gold leaves finished with 22-carat gold leaf, to the handbags featuring hand-poured resin panels, serves as a vivid example of the brand's dedication to #MadeInItaly and #DGFattoAMano innovation.

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