Though Fashion Museum Palis Galliera is closed for renovation since 2010, but its director Olivier Saillard was always occupied with his exhibitions for redefining clothing and raising the profile of the museum around the world.

Already the name for curating “Virgule, Etc.—In the Footsteps of Roger Vivier”  at the Palais de Tokyo, he has done three exhibitions in the French capital this fall is soon going to do his second performance with actress Tilda Swinton in “Eternity Dress”. This has resulted in high expectation from the reopening of the museum this fall featuring a retrospective on Azzedine Alaïa.

Lecoanet Hemant has partnered with SyngalCorke Wallis, London to reinventing itself with the entire look and feel to give it a contemporary and international edge.

The rebranding strategy is based on the theme of ‘original detail’, representing a conversation that every garment has its own original story. The design reflects this conversation and can be modified for different applications to reveal or conceal different lines.

The website, the logo and the tags for the garments are all in sync with one another with clean lines and the brand name printed in white on a black background. The timeless black and white colour palette was chosen to reflect the brand’s high fashion credentials and enable the beauty and the colour of the clothes to come through. A modified version of the Archer typeface font was used to give it a classic, modern and contemporary look.

The new branding strategy will be rolled out in phases, with the high fashion range being the first to change. Subsequently, the change will take place for the other sub brands as well, including the Ayurganic Collection and the Genes line. It will also be used across all consumer touch points in the store, such as in store graphics.

Porsche Design has got into a special collaboration with the Berlin-based painter Thiery Noir to be unveiled during Art Basel Miami Beach 2013.

Noir has taken the brand’s iconic Twin Bag and incorporated his own signature hand-painted ‘heart faces’ on a very limited edition. The 200 unique handbags will be presented at an exclusive event in Miami on December 3rd, 2013.

The unique collection of Porsche Design’s Thierry Noir Twin Bag will be available to purchase in selective Porsche Design Stores around the world from January 2014.