The reinvented Barbour jacket, second-hand Ba&sh, the Italian Christmas of Bottega Veneta... L'Impératif Madame

The Barbour jacket reinvents itself

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Chloé and Barbour unite in a capsule collection.

Chloe

Obviously, Barbour takes a liking to collaborations.

After teaming up with Alexa Chung, the British brand has chosen this time to combine its traditional chic with the evanescent style of Chloé.

The hardwearing English waxed cotton jacket (which, let's remember, cut its teeth by riding on the backs of fishermen, then those of the Arctic Monkeys, via the British royal family and Steve McQueen) is revising its standards with ruffles on the shoulders and a more fitted waist.

A winged silhouette for the iconic overcoat which continues its little style revolution accompanied by a few accessories.

Because the high boots, the small bag and the scarf are also part of it.

With, no doubt, the emblematic look of Elizabeth II in mind.

The charm of the second-hand gift

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Ba&Sh is going second-hand until December 14th.

Ba&Sh

Upcycled or second-hand, second-hand gifts promise to be popular under the Christmas tree.

Proof if needed: the myriad of well-established brands that are always playing the second-hand card a little more.

This is the case of Ba&sh which has just joined those investing in the field.

First, by transforming one of its Parisian boutiques into a dedicated pop-up for the holidays.

The Parisian label notably offers pieces from its previous collections at very low prices.

And the place also offers the possibility of picking up clothes from the brand.

The latter, exchanged for vouchers, will be resold later on the site, via a new tab, also dedicated to second-hand.

7-9 rue de Charonne 75011 Paris.

Until December 14.

Changing room at the top

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French skier Richard Permin, for the Moncler Fall-Winter 2022 collection. Moncler

Monestier-de-Clermont, 1952. With the firm intention of providing suitable clothing for mountaineers, René Ramillon and André Vincent founded the Moncler brand, merging the first letters of the two names of their town.

With its famous down jackets, but also technical innovations such as bindings, the brand based in Grenoble participates in the development of the ski industry in Isère.

And equips French skiers, notably at the 1968 Olympics. After its acquisition in 2003 by the Italian Remo Ruffini, the continuation of Moncler's transalpine adventures took a fashionable turn.

Far from being cut off from its roots, the company perpetuates this tradition of performance clothing in its “Grenoble” line.

A collection which, for fall-winter 2022, comes to life on video with the French skier Richard Permin.

The circle is complete.

New Grenoble collection to be found on

Bottega for Bottegas

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The Virtual Christmas Market by Bottega Veneta.

Bottega Veneta

Italian Christmas.

After bringing together the finest artisans of the Peninsula last year, Bottega Veneta is changing its point of view.

For the holidays, the Milanese brand is honoring its heritage by offering Italian objects and flavors, this time from the four corners of the globe.

Award-winning Chinese olive oil, panettone made in Brooklyn, traditional Florentine bindings orchestrated by a Japanese couple... Bottega Veneta offers an overview of Italian culture reviewed and corrected by talents from abroad, brought together in a virtual Christmas market named

A range of small artisans that echoes the DNA of the brand, whose name "bottega" means "workshop" in Italian.

A selection to discover on

New Horizons

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For the second time, Puma and Ami have created a joint capsule collection.

Friend

For their second date, Puma and Ami choose to go on an adventure.

On the strength of their first association in the spring, the streetwear brand and the Parisian label of Alexandre Mattiussi unveil a second range of pieces with high added value.

Hand in hand, the two labels, which share a taste for effortless style, set out to conquer the great outdoors.

The result is a hiking-cool spirit capsule collection, tinged with a radiant color palette.

All punctuated with the logo born of their union, heart and feline mixed together.

Guaranteed fashion sensations.

The collection is available today on

Mas just a club

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Etnia Barcelona creates eyewear for Barça Etnia Barcelona

Direction the Catalan capital, and more precisely the legendary

stadium with Etnia Barcelona.

In the middle of the football World Cup, this is where the brand of sunglasses has taken up residence, for the time of a capsule collection in the colors of FC Barcelona.

Stained with blue and red details, six pairs in total take up the silhouettes of the eyewear craftsman and the signature

colors of the team jersey.

Shades that have been iconic since when the club was founded in 1899, British player Arthur Witty suggested them in memory of those at Liverpool's Merchant Taylors school, where he had spent a year playing rugby.

An anecdote to draw during the next

to impress.

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