Lasand la o parte emotiile mele, sunt foarte curioasa sa vad cum au interpretat Kinga Varga<\/strong> (impreuna cu Ana Maria Morodan<\/strong> de la High Street Cardigans<\/a>) si Dan Mihai Zarug<\/strong> (impreuna cu Claudiu Enescu<\/strong> de la Mauvert<\/a>) eleganta italieneasca, in contextul sporturilor de iarna.<\/p>\n Kinga este cunoscuta pentru delicatetea si feminitatea tricotajelor ei – de altfel ea este prima creatoare din Romania care s-a axat exclusiv pe tricotaje, un fel de Missoni daca vreti \ud83d\ude42 -, in timp ce Mihai Zarug si-a facut un nume in moda masculina prin constructiile deosebite ale hainelor lui (iar de curand a aparut pe lista Forbes a celor 100 tineri cool<\/a> ai Romaniei, in ultimul numar). Cele trei echipe sunt foarte diferite – ca stiluri personale, abordare a designului, preferinte pentru exprimarea creativa -, incat pentru mine va fi interesant sa ghicesc drumul gandurilor, procesul de creatie al fiecaruia.<\/p>\n Desi nu imi sta in obicei, in zilele urmatoare voi posta cateva fotografii de la evenimentul de diseara (le veti vedea pe toate pe paginile Facebook <\/a>si Tumblr <\/a>ale Peroni<\/a>), dar pana atunci, credeti-ma, in momentul asta ma intreb „cu ce sa ma imbrac diseara”!<\/p>\n „Iepurele” nr. 2 este un reminder. Astazi este ultima zi in care puteti participa la concursul<\/strong> pe care il derulez cu Books Express, aici <\/a>aveti toate regulile, iar maine desemnez castigatoarea. E o carte fascinanta, merita efortul a doua-trei clickuri!<\/p>\n In sfarsit, „iepurele” nr 3 este o invitatie foarte, foarte personala. Because I practice what I preach<\/em>, din cand in cand recurg la o triere a propriei garderobe. Scopul este ca, in timp, sa raman doar cu hainele pe care le iubesc cu adevarat si care sa ma reprezinte. Cum la ultima astfel de triere am ramas cu enorm de multe haine si accesorii, va invit pe 15 decembrie sa cotrobaiti prin ele, sa le probati si sa cumparati ceea ce va place. La „Shop my\u00a0 Wardrobe”<\/strong> o veti intalni si pe Ana Morodan de la High Street Cardigans, zvapaiata mea partenera in acest proiect (o sa cotrobaiti si in hainele ei, of course!), vom avea goodie bags si sesiuni de machiaj de la Avon<\/strong>, si ne intalnim in spatiul luminos si minimalist al Scolii DallesGo<\/strong> (unde tin de saptamana asta un mega-curs de Stilism si tendinte). Asadar, treceti-va in agende: sambata 15 decembrie, intre orele 11.00-19.00, Shop My Wardrobe cu Irina si Ana<\/strong>, in str. Ion Otetelesanu nr.2.<\/p>\n Bun, si acum sa purcedem la lectura, cu ceaiul sau cafeaua aburinde langa noi, avem multe de citit…<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Mencyclopedia: Louis Vuitton<\/em> – \u201cThe overlapped LV of Louis Vuitton\u2019s monogram logo is the emblem of a recession-busting phenomenon: the \u2018luxury industry\u2019. Status-hungry consumers around the world can\u2019t get enough of Louis Vuitton.\u201d In The Telegraph.<\/a><\/p>\n The branding of Dita<\/em> – \u201cCertainly she has bewitched the fashion world, gathering admirers like Christian Louboutin, Marc Jacobs and Jean Paul Gaultier, on whose runway she once performed an exotically elegant strip tease. She has appeared in a MAC cosmetics Viva Glam campaign. Her act, provocative in an airbrushed sort of way, has emboldened Cointreau, the upscale spirits brand, to name her its global ambassador.\u201d In NY Times.<\/a><\/p>\n Luxury industry takes its time to embrace Africa<\/em> – \u201cAfrica has more millionaires than\u00a0Russia, but for many wealthy Africans shopping for designer handbags or luxury watches still means travelling to New York or Europe.\u00a0Even as luxury goods companies have ventured into unconventional markets such as Mongolia, A frica has been seen as a source of inspiration for their designs rather than of big-spending customers.\u201d Pe Reuters<\/a>.<\/p>\n Why Peter Dundas is Pucci’s prince of prints<\/em> – \u201cThe last thing you expect Peter Dundas to be is the fashion guy. From his sheer physical presence, he\u2019s a car man maybe, a surfer or a quarterback \u2013 the sort of guy who rides a motorbike that roars like a chainsaw. What he is, is in fact \u201cthe prince of prints\u201d \u2013 the creative director of Pucci, the Italian luxury label.\u201d In The National.<\/a><\/p>\n Bernard Arnault: is the wolf in cashemere set to quit drink?<\/em> – \u201cIt is a sprawling luxury goods empire that straddles some of the world\u2019s best-known designer brands, including Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton and Bulgari jewellery.\u00a0But could Bernard Arnault, France\u2019s richest man, known because of his smart deal-making as \u201cthe wolf in cashmere\u201d, be about to radically restructure LVMH? An LVMH spokesperson said \u00a0\u201dthese are both themes that crop up every few years. They are without foundation.\u201d” In The Independent.<\/a><\/p>\n The last emperor: inside the world of Valentino<\/em> – \u201cTo his fashion disciples, he\u2019s the Last Emperor. Others know him as the maestro of Italian couture. But there is far more to the celebrated designer Valentino than the masterful creations\u2026\u201d In The Independent.<\/a><\/p>\n Androgynous models who ignore the gender rules<\/em> – \u201cCheekbones, check. Pout, check. Whippet-thin body, check. At first glance the latest crop of\u00a0models\u00a0don\u2019t seem like they stray from the\u00a0fashion\u00a0business\u2019s usual beauty rules, but look closer and it\u2019s clear something has shifted on the catwalks.\u201d In The Guardian.<\/a><\/p>\n Insiders: Kate Phelan<\/em> – \u201cThe day\u00a0Kate Phelan\u00a0handed in her resignation at British Vogue to join Topshop was met with a crisis of confidence for the usually unflappable stylist.\u201d In AnOther Magazine.<\/a><\/p>\n In a click, a vivid fashion garden<\/em> – \u201cThe effects of this digital age seem to reverberate beyond computers and smartphones\u2026\u00a0In the fashion world, it may take a sophisticated designer to work those patterns of burning bright blooms into something stylish and wearable, yet the actual process is just another computer click. The floral effects are rarely just sketched, more probably manipulated. The British designer Mary Katrantzou is an example of a designer whose computer skills have created a new genre of fashion prints.\u201d In International Herald Tribune.<\/a><\/p>\n From fashion to fashioning: bloggers taking a turn as designers<\/em> – \u201cIt was not that long ago when fashion bloggers were considered super-fan party crashers at Fashion Week shows. Soon enough, though, they were recognized as influencers, with some gaining notoriety and front-row seats to the runway presentations. More and more, they are being called on to collaborate with a label or retailer on a fashion collection.\u201d In WWD<\/a>.<\/p>\n Going global is no longer a luxury<\/em> – \u201cA decade ago this drive to internationalise was more of a luxury than a strategic imperative. Now, with the state of the domestic economy, little or no growth is expected by many businesses for the next five years. Many executives feel the need to diversify in foreign parts is a matter of survival.\u201d In Financial Times.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In dimineata asta, impusc trei iepuri deodata. In locul obisnuitei introduceri, cu un citat despre moda, va voi spune ca proiectul Peroni Collaborazioni a ajuns la final. 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