The merriment is in full swing in Dolce & Gabbana’s latest Autumn Winter 2012 women ad campaign.
The campaign featuring the all Italian cast of Monica Belluci, Bianca Balti and Bianca Brandolini has been shot by photographer Giampaolo Sgura on the streets of Italy. The colors and festivity of Italy is well reflected in this campaign showing the printed pieces from Dolce & Gabbana’s latest collection.
The brand which is known internationally and worn by the likes of David Beckham, Ben Stiller, Mariah Carey and Shakira will offer T-shirts, jeans, sweaters, joggers, bags and accessories in India fusing design influences from Japanese graphics and vintage Americana, with the values of British tailoring.
Commenting on the association, Theo Karpathios, CEO of SuperGroup’s Wholesale and International Division said: “India has been one of the key territories targeted for development by SuperGroup, and this announcement follows many months of research into the long term potential of this market. Reliance resonates a great synergy with our brand and lifestyle, with their vision for Superdry being closest to our own.”
JD Institute of Fashion Technology, a Fashion and Design Institute organized ‘Inside’, the 22ndAnnual Design Awards at Siri Fort Auditorium, New Delhi, of late.
The event showcasing the designs of the students of the institute ran for two days. On the first day of the event, the students uncovered various themes and a diverse collection of designs in men’s wear namely- Azad Parinde , Rebel yell, Reckon, Way of life ethos, Zero degree, Inside out, Brainiac, Dil to bachchahaiji, Homosexuality etc. The second day constitutes magnificent collections of innovative themes like Shunaya Era, Angels and Demons, Spirituality, Modern Vintage, Life inside Life, Faces of Life, etc.
Moreover, the presence of prominent celebrities like Deepika Padukone and renowned fashion designers Rohit Bal and Charu Parashar added on to the and glamour of the event.
Speaking on the occasion, R. C. Dalal, Executive Director of the institute said “I am extremely happy and delighted to see the excellent effort made by our students who have presented their most creative design collection, which is not only innovative, but also based on improvised themes. The diversity and use of fabric, silhouettes and styles combined with innovation and world class execution makes these budding designers a choice of many. “
One of the world’s most coveted couture label Valentino, known for its chic red gowns is now owned by the royal family of Qatar.
An investment fund, Mayhoola for Investments run by the family has bought the Italian fashion house for an estimated $858 million. Apart from Valentino, the royal family which also owns London’s Harrods Department Store has purchased Missoni from Permira, the London based equity firm.
It’s Sheikh Hamad and his second wife Sheikha Mozah of Qatari Royal family who have shown great interest in luxury market of late, and considered one of the biggest consumers of couture in the world.
Time: 9.00 pm onwards Date: Sunday, 15th July 2012 Venue: 3rd Floor, Cross Point, Opposite Galleria Market, DLF Phase IV, Gurgaon.
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Though Louboutin might have lost its red-sole trademark lawsuit to Zara, but the iconic red-soled high priced Louboutin towering heels are high on wish list of fashionistas.
The latest revelation claimed that British women on shoestring are painting their shoe soles red to get the glamorous Louboutin look, as suggested by soaring sales of red gloss colors. The surge of 40% in sales of nail paints only cues the rise of wannabes who want to look as fashionable as they can.
The Christian Louboutin shoes which are priced above 500 pounds are not affordable to many women who want to emulate that glitzy look featured in the glamorous fashion magazines. So DIY goes a long way to create the coveted look with in a budget and British women are no different.
