Louis Vuitton tells Nicolas Ghesquière
Did you know that Emma Stone and Nicolas Ghesquière met at the Met Gala, before he joined Louis Vuitton?
That the brand has only been presenting ready-to-wear for twenty-five years?
Or that the designer has been holding the reins of the women's collections for ten years?
This information and anecdotes come from the first episode of the new Louis Vuitton Youtube series:
Nicolas Ghesquière, Shaping Fashion
.
This retraces, in the presence of the designer and friends or collaborators, the designer's journey within the house.
Each episode will last ten minutes, and will be hosted by journalists Lynn Hirschberg and Sylvia Jorif.
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Podcast
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The first episode, whose guest is Emma Stone, Louis Vuitton ambassador, is available on
youtube/louisvuitton.com.
Saint Laurent Babylone, the cultural bookstore
Saint Laurent Babylone will be the scene of cultural events, DJ sessions, author readings and signing sessions.
Saint Laurent
Saint Laurent opens a
bookstore (
a bookstore, in French) in the 7th arrondissement of Paris.
The place takes the name of Saint Laurent Babylone, in reference to the affection that Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé had for the Sèvres Babylone district.
The couple had also moved into a 600m2 apartment at 55 Rue de Babylone, in 1970. The bookstore thus invents itself as a global cultural space, bringing together a collection of books, records and objects, all carefully selected by Anthony Vaccarello .
The creative director imagines Saint Laurent Babylone as a new cultural destination, in addition to the heart of the capital, and as an extension of the Saint Laurent identity.
The Saint Laurent Babylone is located at 9 Rue de Grenelle, in Paris, and is open Wednesday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Church's and Miu Miu have a knack for retro
In the retro campaign for the Church's x miu miu collaboration, the Shanghai is worn by models Matilda Liedholm and Judith Shyambala.
Church's x Miu Miu
Miu Miu revisits a model from British shoemaker Church's for the second time this year.
The Italian brand has chosen a buckle moccasin: the Shanghai.
It places its logo on the sole and on the ankle strap of the unisex model.
Made up of linen inserts and a leather structure, the two-tone pair naturally found its place on the podium of Miu Miu's spring-summer 2023 collection, which revisits
workwear
with a seaside air.
The moccasins are thus in the image of Miuccia Prada's brand, which disciplines trends: a little classic, a little school, but also a little subversive, both dressy and casual, old and resolutely modern.
Church's x Miu Miu's Shanghai pair, along with the campaign, is available on
miumiu.com
I Loewe You
The Flamenco is available for summer in four colors: black, dark burgundy, off-white and emerald green.
Loewe by David Sims
In a campaign photographed by David Sims, Loewe unveils the newborns of its accessories family: the Flamenco Purse.
They have a round silhouette and soft lines, soft leather and jewelry details.
So many distinctions that characterize modern bags, oscillating between
slouch bags
and
pouch bags
.
It is the closure of the Flamenco Purse which makes them unique, and which is the origin of their name.
When you pull on the straps, the wrapped knots come together and the top of the bag gathers, giving the effect of a flamenco skirt.
First presented in the 1980s, the model is reinvented by Jonathan Anderson, seeking to embrace the movements of the wearer.
The Flamenco Purse will be available from February 22 on
loewe.com
Valentine's Day never ends at Calzedonia
The Calzedonia campaign showcases a slightly mysterious Parisian romanticism, immortalized at night in the streets of Paris.
Calzedonia
Attention latecomers to romantics, those left in transit and lovers who play it extra long.
Valentine's Day can continue for a few more days, and love, always.
So why not surprise your other half with an original piece, like a transparent tulle jumpsuit, with two little rhinestone hearts in strategic places?
And if your heart isn't in it, why not treat yourself to a pair of lace gloves, delicate socks or decorated stockings.
After all, when you love, you don't count (the days), right?
The Calzedonia jumpsuit and other romantic pieces can be found on
calzedonia.com
APC gets into the swing of things
The essence of Neroli and its stress-relieving properties are used in a body lotion, a lip balm, an Eau de Cologne, a shower gel as well as a hand cream and soap.
APC
The ready-to-wear brand is launching its first Self Care skincare line.
With, at the heart of this collection, the orange blossom in majesty.
Indeed, it is an integral part of the heritage of the brand founded by Jean Touitou, the latter being notably inspired by the recipes of his mother who integrated it into the heart of her cooking recipes.
With six treatments dedicated to the body, APC focuses on made in France and clean with a formulation of at least 99.5% ingredients of natural origin and the majority certified organic.
On the packaging side, we find the minimalist elegance specific to the brand's DNA.
All embellished with a quote from
Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Nietzsche
: “I am a whole body and nothing else: the soul is only a word designating a part of the body”.
A good reason not to neglect it.
APC self care products are available on
apc.fr