miércoles, 6 de febrero de 2013

Marc Jacobs como el nuevo director creativo de Coca Cola light


Para este 2013 Marc Jacobs ha sido elegido como el nuevo director creativo de Coca-Cola light, sustituyendo a Jean Paul Gaultier

I feel very privileged to be the new creative director of Diet Coke and put my stamp on the 30th anniversary campaign,” palabras de Marc Jacobs. “Diet Coke is an icon – and I love an icon.

Coca-Cola light celebra este año su 30 aniversario y lo hace con una campaña titulada “Sparkling Together For 30 Years”. Donde Marc diseñará una colección limitada de botellas inspiradas en los 80's, 90's y la última década con el sello distintivo de Marc. 



lunes, 28 de enero de 2013

Lacoste y su polo DIY


Para celebrar su 80 aniversario, Lacoste ha creado 12 diferentes kits de polos, basadas en el diseño legendario de su director de arte Peter Saville, listas para ser ¡¡¡costumizadas como quieras!!! Las ediciones limitadas estarán a la venta a partir de esta miércoles en su Facebook.

Celebrating their 80th anniversary, Lacoste created 12 different DIY customizing kits for their iconic Polo shirt. Based on a design by legendary art director Peter Saville, the highly limited kit will be exclusively available from the brands F-store on Facebook – starting this Wednesday.













viernes, 25 de enero de 2013

¿Cómo se hace un vestido Haute Couture?


Chanel ha publicado un vídeo en el podemos ver el gran trabajo que se esconde detrás de la elaboración a mano de los vestidos de Alta Costura. 
Dale al play y déjate llevar....

miércoles, 23 de enero de 2013

Postcards from Paris

Con proposito de la Semana de la Moda en Paris de Alta Costura primavera-verano 2013, el ilustrador uruguayo Jordi Labanda ha diseñado estas 3 increíbles postales de los desfiles más respresentativos de esta jornada:






martes, 22 de enero de 2013

Ain’t Laurent Without Yves


Una de las historias más grandes de la moda del año pasado fue, sin lugar a dudas, el cambio de nombre de la legendaria casa de modas parisina Yves Saint Laurent por Saint Laurent. Con Hedi Slimane detrás, la marca se ve muy bien, pero la mayoría todavía no se acostumbre al cambio.

Alguien (no estamos seguros de quién) se ha expresado al respecto creando esta increíble sudadera y playera que ya puedes pre-ordenar en: yves.bigcartel.com


One of the biggest fashion stories of the last year was the renaming of storied Parisian fashion house Yves Saint Laurent to Saint Laurent. With Hedi Slimane behind, the brand looks great, but most still have a hard time stomaching the renaming.
Someone (we’re not sure who) has very succinctly expressed this disdain through a single graphic, available on black tees and crewneck sweatshirts at yves.bigcartel.com




http://www.highsnobiety.com/2013/01/22/aint-laurent-without-yves-saint-laurent-ysl-t-shirts-sweatshirts/

viernes, 18 de enero de 2013

Alber Elbaz & Lacôme


Alber Elbaz, el director creativo de Lavin, se une a Lancôme para crear una colección especial de cosméticos, que causará filas entre las fanáticas de ambas marcas. La colección Lancôme x Alber Elbaz será revelada mundialmente el 15 de Junio del 2013, mientras tanto, aquí el video del teaser.


viernes, 21 de diciembre de 2012

Always Karl


The 10 best comments of Karl Lagerfeld in this 2012:

“If I was a woman in Russia I would be a lesbian, as the men are very ugly. There are a few handsome ones, like Naomi Campbell’s boyfriend, but there you see the most beautiful women and the most horrible men.” —He told Metro.

“Kate Middleton has a nice silhouette, and she is the right girl for that boy. I like that kind of woman, I like romantic beauties. On the other hand, her sister struggles. I don’t like the sister’s face. She should only show her back.” —he told Grazia in August.

“Marriage was invented when people died at 30. Now they marry at 30 and have to do it for 60 years. Perhaps it should be based on more than sex. The idea that you will never look at anyone else, that is a problem.” —he told British Vogue.

“I hate massage and I don’t believe in massage. I hate to be touched… I’m not John Travolta.” —Lagerfeld told The Cut.

“She is a famous beauty. She is nine months old. [Model] Baptiste [Giabiconi] gave her to me for Christmas to watch for two weeks when he was away but then I refused to give her back. I thought she was too cute. She is like a kept woman. She has a strong personality. She has lunch and dinner with me on the table, with her own food. She doesn’t touch my food. She doesn’t want to eat on the floor. She sleeps under a pillow and she even knows how to use an iPad. She has two personal maids, for both night and day. She is beyond spoiled … When I am not there, the maids take down, in little books, everything she did, from what she ate, to how she behaved, if she was tired, and if she wasn’t sleeping. In the nine months, we already have almost 600 pages.” —Lagerfeld told WWD.

“The story with anorexic girls — nobody works with anorexic girls. That has nothing to do with fashion. People who have that, they have problem with family and things like this. There are less than 1 percent of anorexic girls, but there are over — in France, I don’t know about England — over 30 percent of girls who are big, big, overweight.” –he told England’s Channel 4 News in October.

“The thing at the moment is Adele. She is a little too fat, but she has a beautiful face and a divine voice.” –Lagerfeld told Metro in February.

“My favorite thing about Mrs. Obama was when she was asked if her skirt was not too tight and she answered ‘Why you don’t like my big black ass?’ I want [Barack] Obama towin because there is nothing better anyway, and especially because of her.” —he told Metro (via Vogue UK)

“I think [Queen Elizabeth] looks very good in her recent photos even better than a few years ago – beautiful, a bit like Queen Mary. She looks a little bit like her grandmother – a more smiley version. In terms of what she wears, she’s come into herself a little bit more – whatever that is.”

“Nowadays people give the middle finger quite quickly – it’s not the best behavior. Everybody does that, what’s new about that? It’s just become a bad habit. People in magazines are 50% bimbo and 50% pregnant women.” —he told Metro.

http://fashionista.com/2012/12/the-year-according-to-karl-lagerfelds-best-quotes-of-2012/10/