On its 175th birthday, the luxury Swiss watch brand, Patek Philippe comes up with a series of exquisite piece of watches along with its magnificent Grandmaster Chime.
Among the series of the limited edition range of watches introduced, three designs are for men and one design for women. However, the one in the limelight, the showstopper of the celebration is surely the splendid Grandmaster Chime which also lists to one of the most complicated wrist watches ever!
Speaking of its features, the wrist watch has a double face-for date and time that spins between the lugs, an ornately engraved rose gold case, an alligator strap, and astonishing 20 different complications including a range of different sonneries and repeaters.
Meanwhile, the processing of this masterpiece took as many as 100,000 hours, which included its development, production, and assembly with 11,060 meticulously hand-finished parts in the seven limited-edition versions of the watch. Besides, one of them will go on display in the company’s permanent collection, while the six others are priced at $2.6 million.
Well, with admirable complications like month display, date display, four-digit year display, 24 hour and minute subdial and crown position indicator to name a very few, the collection is surely going to attract a number of wristwatch-freak buyers.
Founded in 2006, Le Labo has come a long way over the years, expanding its scale of business to a full range of sprays, gels, lotions, soaps and candles. With a well-established international business, the brand is now backed by the legendary beauty company and is now expected to grow to an unimagined pedestal.
Olay, the American skincare line taps its first brand ambassador-the very gracious, vibrant and glamorous Katie Holmes.
Also, the starting point for each picture, by Kasia Wozniak, taken with a vintage camera dating from the early 1900s, was a quote from one of the original Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes mysteries.
Up next, the terrific trio of Kidill, Atsushi Nakashima and Johan Ku Gold left an everlasting impact on the third day completely. All the collections were innovative, experimenting yet highly admirable in their own way. Free flowing silhouettes were seen rampant in each and every creation of the above fashion labels. The themes underlying each collection included casual street wear, funky semi-formal wear and elegant evening wear respectively. However, Johan Ku Gold stood outshining among all, specifically because of the use 3D embellishments and a vintage scheme of colours.
Finally, one of the major highlights of the day also included the name of Yoshio Kubo. One of Tokyo’s most in-style fashion designers, Yoshio Kubo showcased a high-tech fabric collection for ready to wear 2015. The looks were entirely dedicated to the cool, funky, flamboyant yet the personality driven man. From cool sweaters youthful jackets and edgy denims to classic hoods, blazers and cardigans, the collection came full circle when it came to men’s styling. Also, on surface stripes along with an unusual use of bright colours remain the highlighting essences of the collection.