Mostrar mensagens com a etiqueta Hermés. Mostrar todas as mensagens
Mostrar mensagens com a etiqueta Hermés. Mostrar todas as mensagens

03 janeiro, 2014

'Les Cravates d'Hermés'


Clement Chabernaud and Charlie France are photographed for the fall/winter 2013 edition of Hermès’ magazine 'Les Cravates D’Hermès'.
Showing some sport luxury scarves and ties embracing a modern elegance, supporting the right essentials in luxe fabrications and contemporary cuts.

Photographed by Max Farago


#hermés #luxurypieces #trullyelegant

28 fevereiro, 2013

Paris Fashion Week FallWinter'13 | Menswear

The Menswear from Paris, is always pleasurable and desirable. We can start from Dries Van Noten, Vuitton or Lanvin, but the 'trashy-chic' is always present in Masculine pieces, and Paris is just the perfect example!
This season we have new trends, new must-have pieces and an elegance that we can never compare.
Here's my favourite shows from Paris...

Lanvin

Dries Van Noten

Dries is always impecable in easyness. But this time, we just went too far! In such a good way.
The pieces are easy to wear, very comfortable, including intense dark colors in amazing patterns that we can see in trousers, jackets or even shirts. This 'easy-chic' is so desirable and tempting in cold days, that we can always dress like this.
I just loved the simple looks with white shirt, a simple sweat or blazer, trending with patter trousers and comfy shoes. Are you in?

Dries Van Noten


Givenchy

So Riccardo Tisci just gave us a very dark lesson! And you should better learn.
He said that he wanted to do a much more couture collection for Menswear (because Givenchy's Couture line won't be presented) introducing something chic and elegant, with new cuts and luxury materials, like cashmere or velvet.
We can notice an involvence with America, in sportive american jackets and patterns, but what I liked the most were the involvence of zippers in such a good pieces like shirts, jackets and amazing coats. I really want them! So couture-ish and elegant.

Givenchy


Louis Vuitton

This was GREAT! I simply want e-ve-ry-thing.
The concept was amazing, the styling was amazing and pieces were amazing. Louis Vuitton's Mesnwear is really becoming an extraordinary influence and point of view as we never had seen before.
The luxury/sportive way that the pieces are created is really magnificent. And the mixing of both, in the way that they do it! Just Beautiful.
Can I start my order-list? Oh-Gosh!

Louis Vuitton


Hermés

Hermés is having a great evolution process in Menswear.
The last collection, was by far my favourite, with great colors and and amazing sportive cuts.
This season, the man is more serious and Parisian. I notice that in turtle-necks, navy coats, white trousers and leather jackets! We can see Hermés becoming more younger, but standing in the same luxury position as before! In this show we noticed the amazing whatches and accessories, so familiar and recognixable from the Maison.
My favourite look? Obviously the second one on the picture. Simple, elegant accomplished by the beautiful whatch !
Hermés


Valentino

This is by far, my favourite collection from this season!
It's sad that we don't have details in pictures, but we can sure notice the flawless looks, in great styling and attitude from the renovated House of Valentino Garavani!
Since last collection, Valentino just don't get out of my mind with THESE sneakers, but now we really step forward. The navy-blue is amazing. But the cuts and materials from each piece just blows me away!
I really want that cape with the large leather stripe! I really want that next coat, and the all look! And also the blue sweater with the clutch... yeah, I really want it badly!!

Valentino


Lanvin

The Men from Lanvin is always straight forward.
This time Lucas Ossendrijver and Alber Elbaz wanted to talk about propotion!
Usually the mens body don't have this aproach, but now they wanted to do it right but commercial.
This refresh was about large coats, oversized pants and new silhouettes. Also introducing technical fabrics in shirts, as we had seen before, creating transparencies and a new way of light, not so common in menswear.
And I really loved that mirror-clutch. So fresh and elegant!
Lanvin is never common, and thats why they always do what they believe even if it's extravagant.

Lanvin



30 julho, 2012

My Favourites | SpringSummer'2013 Menswear by "2XN1"


This is a new space in RFSP BLOG, "My Favourites" where you can find some bloggers talking about their taste and love for Fashion. Every Fashion Week I will invite someone to talk about it so you can apreciate and think about the diferent personalities and tastes in Fashion!

To start I asked Zé Brandão form 2XN1 (www.duas-vezes-numero-um.blogspot.pt) to choose his favourite things about the SpringSummer'2013 Fashion Weeks of Menswear, and he just sayed YES! 
Here are his favourite collection, looks, designers and models... and Here you can know everything about him and his amazing taste!
I hope you like it! Enjoy...


Este é um novo espaço no RFSP BLOG, "My Favourites" onde se pode encontrar varios bloggers com as suas opiniões e o seu amor pela Moda. Todas as Fashion Weeks vou convidar alguem para falar sobre isso, para que possam apreciar o seu gosto e perceber as diferenças entre personalidades e gostos sobre os mesmos assuntos!

Para começar perguntei ao Zé Brandão do 2XN1 (www.duas-vezes-numero-um.blogspot.pt) para escolher as suas coisas favoritas sobre as Fashion Weeks SS'2013 de Menswear e ele aceitou logo o convite! Vais poder encontrar a sua coleccção favorita, os looks, designer e modelos de eleição... E podes saber tudo sobre ele e o seu incrivel gosto!
Espero que gostem!




"As much as I liked the Givenchy, Burberry Prorsum and DSquared2 collections I have to choose Hermés for Best Collection. This was the brand that showed the most delicious collection of Fashion Weeks. I liked all the the looks and the colors, very clean and sofisticated, and always very classic. I liked very much the desconstruction of the collection and I think the looks work very well for Spring Summer. And the shoes, were also fabulous!"


"Apesar de eu ter gostado bastante das colecções apresentadas pela Givenchy, pela Burberry Prorsum e pela DSquared, terei de eleger a Hermés como a marca que apresentou a colecção mais deliciosa das fashion weeks. Os coordenados e as cores agradaram-me todos, eram todos muito depurados, muito sofisticados, sem nunca perder aquela linearidade clássica. Gostei bastante da descontracção e achei sinceramente que as propostas eram apropriadas para Primavera/Verão. Quanto ao calçado, era igualmente fabuloso!"




"Burberry Prorsum showed my favourite look, very simple and sublime. Trousers with classic cut, green water shirt with a bomber jacket in satin with two colours: olive green and grape purple. I think it's modern, classic, beautiful and versatile."


"Burberry Prorsum apresentou o meu look preferido, muito simples mas sublime. Calças de corte clássico com vinco, uma camisa verde água conjugado com um bomber jacket acetinado em duas cores: verde azeitona e roxo uva. Acho moderno, clássico, bonito e versátil."




"Ricardo Tisci because is still using many prints and references in a single way. The references to Madonna di Raffaello were my favourite and I think the looks are always futuristic and genius. The work of Ricardo Tisci for Givenchy is being legendary."


"Ricardo Tisci porque continua a usar os prints e as referências exógenas de uma forma ímpar. As referências à Madonna di Raffaello são das minhas preferidas e acho que os looks são sempre futuristas, vanguardistas e geniais. Acho que o trabalho do Ricardo Tisci na Givenchy está a ser lendário."



Valentino, Prada, Hermés, Gucci and Louis Vuitton

"Benjamin Eidem, was a continuous presence in Paris and Milan and I see him as a good model on the runway, with fresh and captivating eyes. He's now into the Fashion market and I think his not anymore a "new face" since his doing campaings and editorials, he's having a solid position. I want also to refer  Alexander Beck  because I think he deserves it, i like very much the skinny lines of his face, his tiny nose and he looks so shiny but secure of himself."


"Benjamin Eidem, que foi uma presença bastante assídua tanto em Paris como em Milão e acho-o um bom modelo a desfilar, tem um olhar jovem e cativante. Ele já está mais que consolidado no mercado da moda e não sei bem se o posso considerar uma "new face" visto que já faz campanhas e editoriais, de qualquer modo está a ganhar o seu terreno e bem. Também não queria deixar de referenciar Alexander Beck a quem deixo uma menção honrosa porque gosto imenso dos traços finos do rosto dele, o nariz afilado, aquele ar pálido e tímido mas seguro de si."




"Trussardi moved their runway to a garden, and I think this just bring reality to the clothes. Instead of abstract we saw pieces with sun light which help us to see it with an absolutely diferent perspection of the collection. Obviously some collections adapted very weel to this type of scene, but I don't imagine DSquared2 or Givenchy be presented in a place like a garden, just because it isn't their concept. Anyway Spring/Summer and Garden just match very well. I like it very much, even if I think this space is too small and tight."


"A Trussardi levou a passerelle para um jardim e acho que isso deu alguma veracidade à roupa. Deixou de ser apenas a proposta abstracta e viram-se as peças à luz do dia o que ajuda a ter uma percepção absolutamente diferente da colecção. Como é óbvio há colecções que se prestam mais a este tipo de cenário, não imaginava a colecção da DSquared2 ou da Givenchy num jardim porque não tem de todo a ver com o conceito, de qualquer forma Spring/Summer e jardim casam lindamente. Gostei, apesar de ter a sensação que o espaço era pequeno e apertado."



Giorgio Armani, Missoni, Burberry Prorsum, Givenchy and DSquared2


Thank you very much Zé Brandão!

Muito Obrigado ao Zé Brandão!

18 julho, 2012

Paris Fashion Week SS2013 | Menswear

Depois de Milão, voamos para norte e Paris apresenta-nos as suas colecções. Inovadoras, tecnológicas, surpreendentes e bastante desportivas...
O Verão chegou, mas calma porque este é só para o ano!

Givenchy
Ricardo Tiscci volta a esmerar-se para a Givenchy. Com uma colecção com bastante carácter religioso, contraditório chegando a tentar fazer de Madonna uma virgem, santa. Modelos apressados desfilaram tons que sempre rodearam o preto/branco, com alguns prints, também looks totais em rosa pálido e outros com acentos de vermelho foram notados. A imagem de marca da colecção fica sem duvida a camisa com a cara estampada, completada com gravata e casaco iguais, dando um efeito utópico, genial e único à colecção. Os volumes e as sobreposições também foram bastante notados, chegando a parecer que os modelos vestiam túnicas por cima de calças e com fatos de corte irrepreensível. Uma colecção bastante dinâmica e maravilhosamente bem estruturada, que apenas vem realçar o trabalho de Tiscci na Gicenchy.

Hermés
Ainda não tenho as palavras certas para falar da colecção da Hermés. Não sei bem o que se passou, mas sei que Véronique Nichanian esmerou-se e muito bem! Numa colecção impecável, simples e muito prática. Fazendo as expressões luxo e exclusividade chegar a um novo patamar com roupa extremamente prática e vestivel da maneira mais descontraída e simples que poderíamos imaginar. Inovando em materiais luxuosos aplicando-os em peças triviais como pele de crocodilo numa t-shirt preta, ou em neoprene de caxemira num blazer simples e de bom corte. Notei também um calçado bastante pratico envolvendo ténis, sapatos e slippers também em materiais luxuosos e maravilhosos. Basicamente conseguia vestir tudo nesta colecção. Notoriamente sem evidenciar a marca, mas estando o mais confortável possível.

Lanvin
Lucas Ossendrijver e Alber Elbaz transformaram o homem Lanvin em algo definitivamente mais maduro e completo. Criaram contradições nos volumes, nos tecidos e nas cores. Usualmente com colecções bastante apelativas cromaticamente, esta colecção manteve-se mais neutra, mas falou mais alto. Volumes em casacos estruturados com misturas de tecidos completamente invulgares, passando de preto/branco para metalizados, num homem mais moldado e decidido com um 'know-how' de 'sense-of-style' bem apurado e completamente a vontade com a sua maneira de ser. Uma das caracteristicas que me marcou mais na colecção foi sem duvida a mistura de 'piton' com 'nylon' em camisas, parkas e casacos. Algo completamente inesperado, mas que resultou tão bem que bem se pode repetir mais vezes!

Louis Vuitton
Kim Jones sabe definitivamente o que faz na Louis Vuitton. E fá-lo tão bem que só apetece ver mais e mais. Neste moento a cada estação que passa o desfile masculino da Louis Vuitton torna-se cada vez mais esperado e ansiado, porque já sabemos que traz novidades, coisas novas e uma nova perspectiva. E isso voltou a acontecer esta estação. Numa onda mais desportiva, mas luxuosa repleta de tecidos tecnológicos e peças inesperadas para uma marca tão histórica, o que o torna mais apetecível e não tão linear como de costume. Dando ênfase a desportos marinhos envolvendo coletes salva vidas em pele, fatos de neoprene e caxemira com detalhes neon. Acessórios luxuosos, mas descontraídos também em tons neon, como os oculos ou malas, completam a colecção e prometem ser um hit em vendas ligados ao publico de street-style que rodeia todas as fashion weeks! Can't wait to see it.

Dries Van Noten
Dries Van Noten 'always impecable' tornou a trazer-nos o que de melhor sabe fazer. Para mim, esta não foi uma das suas melhores colecções, mas definitivamente o padrão camuflado não faz desviar o olhar. Os blocos de cor inesperados foram um dos pontos fortes da colecção e mais uma vez os tecidos tecnológicos voltam a dar de si, desta vez literalmente camuflados. A mistura de cores, de padrões e de tecidos trouxe uma identidade forte, realçada por cortes descontraídos. As minhas peças favoritas são exactamente as compostas por blocos de cor, como a t-shirt branca com verde, ou as calças azuis com laranja. Também as parkas camufladas transparentes que ficam genialmente bem por cima de qualquer peça branca, marcam e muito esta colecção.


Deixo-vos com este video do Style.com que faz uma breve review desta temporada em Paris, realçando o que de melhor se fez e as colecções mais faladas, passando também por estas que mencionei... Realço a apresentação de Thom Browne, completamente inesperada e divertida que trouxe o 'preppy' americano para Paris, em forma de baleias e tecidos em xadrez bem apelativos ao publico Japonês. Contraditório? 
It's Paris Fashion Week, baby!

29 março, 2011

Paris Fashion Week | Fall Winter 2011 »Part II«

This is the last post about the international Fashion Weeks, for the Fall 2011/2012.

Hope you like my opinion about these shows...

Enjoy it!

P.S. I’ll soon post my coverage of ModaLisboa and Portugal Fashion (and I have so much to tell you!).For the past three weeks my time was zero, but now I’ll try to show you, how it was my experience in the two most important events of fashion in Portugal.



Haider Ackerman, in my opinion it’s the new 'big name' of the Fashion Industry (even Karl Lagerfeld, said it!). He came up with a new
silhouette with a very interesting design. Introduced colors like dark greens and petrol blue (wich I love!). My favorite look of this collection
is shown above in the middle. I love it! And don't forget, put Ackerman on the top of the it-list! He's the new 'big name'!!
Hermés, is no longer in the hands of Gaultier... now Christophe Lemaire is taking the lead, and he's here to succeed. His first collection
with a nomadic notion of travel, inspired on the orientalism, emerged with soft colors like white, browns, greys and little touches of the
classic orange of this 'maison'. A simple collection but a new discover to the world of Hermés, showed at the new Hermés flag.ship in Paris.
Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs are the perfect duo, and this collection proves it. Marc Jacobs is in arch provocateur mode, exploring and
exploding the meaning of fetishes. My favorite pieces of the collection were, the rubber dominatrix boots (instant hit), see-through flasher
macs, and let's not forget the lace-ups that exposed a bare expanse of Kate Moss' thighs below retro briefs.
Lanvin by Alber Elbaz is always a high moment of Fashion Week, the entire Fall collection was about the endless problems, of working with
one of fashion's most mystique-laden fabrics (Gazar), that Elbaz says is "So difficult" to work! But it seems so easy... sumptuous
silhouettes with perfect cuts are everywhere. Shiny colors like yellow, orange or fluo pink were worn at the end of the show, creating the
perfect scenery for the closer of this story! Love it, as always..
Jean Paul Gaultier, message for this show was: 'You're never too old for a little striptease.' Models and guests could prove this rule in
the Gaultier show, Models doing it and the guests enjoying the scene! Trench-coats in leather and wool, leather gloves and so many
special clothes ended up on the same place, the floor. But nobody got worried, because this is Fashion. This is Gaultier!
Valentino is taking the lead! In the hands of Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli, the romantic style and the nudes have become a
new signature of the house, just like the studs in the shoes and dresses. The silhouette is simple and clear, like a t-shirt, and this makes
sense to the women of today. This is for a woman who doesn't have a red carpet to walk every night of the week.
Stella McCartney, continues the trend introduced a month before at the Marc Jacobs show in New York. The polka-dots! This trend was
shown by Stella with a lot of transparencies, making the feminine silhouette more special and sensual. These sexy dresses will be definitely
a popular trend to follow next Fall. Also shiny clothes in gold and silver made this show evolve "to the next level", said Stella, with
aggressive, masculine silhouettes, in dresses, jumpsuits and coats.
Yves Saint Laurent in the headed by Stefano Pilati, continues with the rigor and the sensuality of, the masculine silhouette into the
women wardrobe. With the sense of strict elegance in black and white, visiting the 60's and the 70's at Saint Laurent. A simple, but
powerful architecture. That's it.

Here's a video from Style.com with the Highlights from this Paris Fashion Week...

27 janeiro, 2011

Paris | Men's Fashion Week »Part I«

Last week, Paris gave us more Menswear collections for the 2011/2012 Winter.

In this post I show you some of my favourite collections.
Including the "a-little-bit-colorfull" Hermés, the "i-want-that-bag" Dior Homme, the "very-very-nice-coats" Pauls Smith and the "perfect-fit-coats-with-fur" Dries Van Noten.

The Menswear collectins are better then never, and menswear continues the fight to be more relevant and interesting for the fashion world, and to the rest of the world too! I'm with them!! :)

»PartII« is coming..


Hermés
A bold feel for Hermès, probably the youngest-looking collection in years, in terms of cut and style and fit. Suits—made less for the office and more for the family-board of directors meeting, or a night at the underground casino in Abu Dhabi—are trim and cropped and not as loose as previous seasons; colors are energetic and yet classic in their details: double vents; double-breasted; strong shoulders. (And if you need a shearling-lined leather jumpsuit, they gots that too!)


Dior Homme

An exercise in stripped-downedness. There's an ascetic Asian feel, but also an Amish-gets-rich note to it all. If someone ever did a badass re-make of "Witness" it'd be cool to have Harrison Ford rock this.


Paul Smith
The rugged bohemian. Chambray shirts and camel toggle coats that have a loose and nonchalant California feel. But this is Paul Smith and there's always going to be a nod to his Swinging London roots: like the over-sized furry coats and slim trousers that would look right on a Stones '67 tour.


Dries Van Noten

The son of a menswear shop owner and grandson of a tailor, Van Noten founded his own line in 1986. While still best known for his womenswear, Van Noten has gained increasing notice over the past decade for his men's collections, in particular his architectural take on suiting.
About this collection? Continental and cerebral, but rarely minimal



Photos from Style.com

(the text's are from GQ.com)

06 agosto, 2010

Boots | FW2010

Boots | FW2010

Some Boots for next Fall!

What is the boots of your dreams?
I definetly prefer the first one's, from Burberry! (Both pairs!)


.via.

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