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<\/a><\/p>\nToamna a fost intotdeauna un anotimp dulce-amar pentru mine. Lumina e din ce in ce mai putina dar mai pretioasa, serile sunt mai reci dar mai pline de intelesuri, promisiunea iernii nu este inca o amenintare. Poate noiembrie va fi bland… Inca avem timp pentru dupa-amieze in parc privind culorile frunzelor si copiii jucandu-se, pentru plimbari cu bicicletele, in tandem, infasurati in pulovere groase, pentru dimineti de duminica petrecute in pat, pentru seri de joi cu\u00a0castane coapte si placinta de dovleac, pentru scurte calatorii in orase cu povesti…<\/p>\n
Inainte de a va lasa sa cititi recomandarile saptamanii, va spun doar ca sambata urmatoare, pe 18, avem o editie speciala de Style Conversations: Orasele modei in tinutele voastre<\/a>, iar pentru Style Masterclass<\/a>-ul din 25 octombrie mai sunt doar 3 locuri libere. Bisous!<\/p>\n Invitation or provocation: Galliano comes aboard<\/em> – \u201cRenzo Rosso, Italian fashion mogul, owner of Diesel, Maison Martin Margiela, Viktor & Rolf and Marni, denim entrepreneur and billionaire, likes to defy expectation. He likes to prove conventional wisdom wrong.\u201d In NY Times<\/p>\n John Galliano\u2019s Return is More than a Matter of Style\u00a0<\/em>– \u201cFashion should reflect real life. It needs to confront tricky issues, such as the return of the disgraced designer as creative director of Margiela, rather than looking away.\u201d In The Guardian<\/a><\/p>\n Where styles are really set<\/em> – \u201cIt can take just one look\u2014an \u201cIt\u201d bag or must-have jacket, for instance\u2014to be a game-changer for a designer label, bringing it new attention, excitement and popularity. For Calvin Klein\u2019s niche high-end men\u2019s label, it was a graphic sweatshirt.\u201d In Wall Street Journal<\/a><\/p>\n Rick Owens: ” I never had that much to lose”<\/em> – \u201cThere\u2019s a lot of people that could be designers, a lot of people have great ideas, but it\u2019s the execution. It\u2019s easy to have inspiration and have a vision and an aesthetic, but if you don\u2019t have the execution and you don\u2019t get it out there properly and on time, it doesn\u2019t matter. It\u2019ll sink.\u201d In The Talks<\/a><\/p>\n Vivienne Westwood autobiography: a review<\/em> – \u201cVivienne Westwood was at school when she wrote her first autobiography. Since then she has made various attempts to document the extraordinary story of her life, from the child of working class parents in Derbyshire to the mother of punk and later the creator of a global luxury brand.\u201d In The Independent<\/a><\/p>\n With Galeries Lafayette, a new front opens in the department store wars<\/em> – \u201cAfter Neiman Marcus announced its plans to penetrate Manhattan in the battle for the fashion consumer, after Saks declared its plans to expand into Canada and take over new territory to the north, and after Lane Crawford\u2019s opening in Chengdu, China, comes news of yet another retail giant on the march: Galeries Lafayette.\u201d In NY Times.<\/a><\/p>\n How technology is transforming the cosmetics industry<\/em> – \u201cThe rise of online shopping has transformed the way we buy everything from groceries to clothes, but when it comes to cosmetics, online shopping has hit the buffers.\u201d In The Telegraph<\/a><\/p>\n How Millenials think differently about brands<\/em> – \u201cConsumers use brands as a platform for self-expression, which means they can be a company\u2019s or product\u2019s best advocate, but also be badly let down when they feel that the firm has broken a promise.\u201d In Wharton<\/a><\/p>\n Boyfriend cardigans<\/em> – „Boyfriend cardigans were just known as long cardigans when I first wore them. Reclaim these knits from bygone teenage days, \u00e0 la Hedi Slimane for Saint Laurent.” In The Telegraph<\/a><\/p>\n Meet the 8 Anti-Diva Design Stars Who Are Transforming Fashion Now<\/em> – \u201cTheir background stories could make an economist\u2019s mind boggle. All eight began slap-bang in the carnage of the global financial crisis, sending out their delicious micro-varieties of clothes\u2014colorful, individualistic, well made, and expertly targeted things\u2014into a fashion world that had turned dull and conservative.\u201d In Vogue<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n