January 2017 - Fashionfad

Easton Anaphora will be making a brief debut on the ramp during ‘Shrujan’ show at LFW SR2017. A brand name by Pamela Easton, has collaborated with many artisans in different parts of the country for the last twenty-seven years, has created Easton Anaphora, especially for India.

Her collection ONLY IN MY DREAMS; has heirloom pieces with precious traditional embroidery stitches from the remarkable ladies in Kutch. A little modern love, it consists of Enamel sequins made in jumpy colours with faceted beads, meters of rich cotton thread and those millions of tiny stitches in pure natural fabrics.

Designer of one of Australia’s most established and successful label- Easton Pearson. The brand has shown in Paris, New York, the Middle East, India and Japan, and sold in influential stores around the world including Browns and Matches in London, L’Eclaireur in Paris, Bergdorf Goodman New York, and Lane Crawford Hong Kong.

Easton Anaphora will carry forward some of the aesthetic and ethos that has made Easton Pearson so loved and internationally applauded, says Pamela.

Raamz by Chandrika & Raamz will present their men’s wear line ‘Geo-Metron’ at the Lakme Fashion Week S|R 2017. Themed as Geometry, is derived from the words, Geo- Earth and Metron- Measurement, being inspired from Mathematics – representing precision, sharpness, edginess.

The silhouettes are in different geometric shapes, be it straight lines, slanted lines or even curved lines specially designed for men.
The color palette is derived from the colors of the earth in pastel and earthen look with different fabric manipulation techniques such as basket weaving, pleats, fagoting and cowl drapes add to the aesthetic appeal of the collection.

Eka’ by Rina Singh will be presenting an inspiring fusion of vintage watercolor wall-paper inspired block prints, laundered table cloth linen checks, floral chintzy prints with distressed finish, traditional lace inlays and delicate cross stitch embroideries at Lakme Fashion Week in Mumbai.

Duster coat over layers in cotton, silk floral underlining’s with crocheted hems, traditional lace paneled summer dresses, faded gingham checks boxy dresses paired with lacey sleep-in culottes, crop linen pants with stripes midis, create a feminine and quirky aesthetic.

The collection is sweet with humorous undertones in vintage whites, soft pastels, vibrant palette of blue, yellow and poppy pink. Mixed with faded natural linen stripes and checks.

In a perfect expression of the motto “Life is Beautiful,” Swarovski Kristallwelten (Swarovski Crystal Worlds) will present exclusive displays by the famous Indian designer Manish Arora, in its three locations in Wattens, Innsbruck, and Vienna by March end 2017.

“Life is Beautiful” – also the slogan of Manish Arora’s very first fashion show, illustrates how emblematic and defining the current productions are for artiste’s work. “It was a great pleasure to work with Swarovski Crystal Worlds on designs for a range of art spaces and displays – just like me – they are not afraid of colors, says the designer.

In addition to the magnificently created stages and display windows at the Swarovski Kristallwelten Stores, Manish Arora will also design an exclusive jewellery collection for Swarovski, reflecting the slogan “Life is Beautiful. Reflecting his unique design language, Manish Arora’s jewelry revels in bright colors – from neon green and sunny yellow to fuchsia – and an opulent, magical aura.

Christian Louboutin’s latest beauty creation is shot by Princess Olga of Greece, showcasing the absolutely stunning work of makeup artist Yannis Siskos. Drawing inspiration from his longstanding love affair with lacquer, the designer enters the world of lip colour with Loubilaque.

Loubilaque is Christian Louboutin’s most dramatic and transformative formula, with its attention-commanding shine, non-sticky and exceptionally comfortable on lips imparting highly dimensional shine and long-lasting colour.

As its bottle with thick clear walls carved with an intricate mermaid tail pattern to encapsulate the opulent colour like an elixir.

While its Iconic Rouge nail lacquer, a true objet d’art of a dramatic 8-inch height is inspired by the tallest heel Christian Louboutin ever created- the Ballerina Ultima – with a highly pigmented, super glossy formula that achieves in just two coats the effect of 20 layers of traditional lacquer.

Richemont plans a management overhaul for four of its luxury brand namely Vacheron, Dunhill, Piaget and Jaeger-LeCoultre by naming new chief executive officers.

Andrew Maag, head of Europe, Middle East, India and Africa at UK fashion house Burberry Group Plc, will join as CEO of Dunhill, also being replaced are the heads of three watch brands. Jaeger-LeCoultre CEO Daniel Riedo will leave at the end of February for other opportunities, while the chiefs of Piaget and Vacheron Constantin will retire.

Reportedly, Richemont Chairman Johann Rupert, says the company needs to name younger managers who are in tune with the demands of luxury consumers want

Amanda Peet wore Bottega Veneta Early Fall look 25 Fluid Silk Georgette Gown to the 28th Annual Producers Guild Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Beverly Hills, California.

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Nominee Nicole Kidman wore a Gucci emerald sequin gown featuring multicolored feather and beaded parrot embroidered sleeves, plunging neckline and skirt with black tulle cascading ruffles.

Presenter Salma Hayek Pinault wore a Gucci lemon yellow silk chiffon one shoulder gown featuring a ruffle neckline, rose velvet ribbon detail at the waist and purple silk flower with a yellow satin clutch with embroidery and pearl closure.

Nominee Ryan Gosling wore a Gucci DIY Made to Order midnight blue shawl lapel one button New Signoria tuxedo with black grosgrain contrast lapel with a white evening shirt and black grosgrain bowtie.

Nominee Charlie Heaton wore a Gucci black satin peak lapel one button Marseille tuxedo with a white evening shirt, black satin bowtie and black patent leather laceups.