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<\/a><\/p>\nOricum, nu s fi putut cere un mai bland si frumos incpeut de an. De la seri cu prieteni, cine intime si discutii fabuloase in jurul unui pahar de vin sau filme vazute in mijlocul saptamanii, pana la reluarea lucrului si reintrarea intr-un ritm familiar, al lucrurilor mici si placute care invita la descoperirea unor surprize semnificativa. Simplitate, calm si ordine, asta e.<\/p>\n
Sper ca anul a inceput si pentru voi cu semne bune – si va doresc sa fie un an cu gratie, surprize frumoase si experiente memorabile, care la final sa va faca sa zambiti larg.<\/p>\n
Mai jos am pregatit pentru voi o selectie de articole, cele care mi-au placut si m-au interesat in ultima perioada. Va las sa le cititi, dar nu inaintea unui mic reminder: am deschis inscrierile pentru primul Style Masterclass din 2015<\/a>, va fi organizat in 7 februarie; ca de obicei, grupa va fi formata din maximum 10 persoane, iar daca doriti sa participati imi puteti scrie la inscrieri@imagematters.ro<\/p>\n Pe luni!<\/p>\n The year in fashion<\/strong> – „From Hawaiian shirts to Beyonc\u00e9\u2019s bob, a his-and-hers run-through of the best of 2014.” In Wall Street Journal<\/a><\/p>\n January silver-haired fashion stars<\/strong> – „Reasons to be cheerful in 2015 include an 80-year-old Joan Didion modelling for C\u00e9line and three stylish grandmothers who front the Dolce & Gabbana campaign.” In The Telegraph<\/a>.<\/p>\n What Men’s fashion shows mean for the average guy<\/strong> – „Whether you\u2019re a style maven or a casual observer of clothing, there\u2019s much to be learned from the seasonal runway circus.” In Wall Street Journal.<\/a><\/p>\n Why Nordstrom\u2019s digital strategy works (and yours probably doesn\u2019t)<\/strong> – \u201cAs far back as the late 1990s, Nordstrom started looking for opportunities to invest in technologies that would further empower their famously empowered employees.\u201d In Harvard Business Review<\/a><\/p>\n Terry Richardson Returns to Magazine Covers, Without a Fuss<\/strong> – \u201cIt\u2019s been a big week for forgiveness in fashion: John Galliano made his reappearance on the runway under the aegis of Maison Margiela, and the American Harper\u2019s Bazaar and Rolling Stone unveiled their latest covers, courtesy of the photographer Terry Richardson.\u201d In NY Times<\/a><\/p>\n Galliano back to catwalk with London show<\/strong> – „John Galliano\u2019s return to the catwalk, more than three years after he was fined \u20ac6,000 for anti-Semitic rants in a Paris caf\u00e9 and had to leave Christian Dior, was open to various interpretation.” In Financial Times<\/a><\/p>\n To Sell Wearables to Women, First Make Them Feel Bad –<\/strong> \u201cIt\u2019s not clear whether the makers of fitness bands and smart watches actually want women to take advantage of their full features or if they just want them to buy a new bracelet.\u201d In BusinessWeek<\/a><\/p>\n Immigrant influence on Paris fashion<\/strong> – From Balenciaga to Karl Lagerfeld, the new Museum of Immigration History pays tribute to the non-Parisians who put the City of Light at the heart of fashion. In Wall Street Journal<\/a><\/p>\n The Jet-Set life of Karl Lagerfeld\u2019s favorite male model<\/strong>\u00a0– \u201cAs the most senior and prominent member of a group of male models often referred to as Karl\u2019s Boys, Brad not only works for Chanel and Fendi, but also accompanies him on yearly vacations to St. Tropez and work trips and to parties worldwide.\u201d In NY Times<\/a><\/p>\n City sneakers elevated to high fashion<\/strong> – „Trainers are perfect for January \u2014 even in the office.” In Financial Times<\/a><\/p>\n At Pitti Uomo in Florence, Put a Hat on It<\/strong> – \u201cMr. Gioli and Ms. Cornacchini are also characteristic of the kind of success stories likely to be generated at Pitti Uomo, which for all that it is an industrial behemoth, remains a fertile ground for experimentation and discovery.\u201d In NY Times<\/a><\/p>\n The CFDA Debuts a Remodeled Fashion Calendar<\/strong> – \u201cThe New York fashion industry\u2019s governing body is promising a much more organized Fashion Week this February.\u201d In Fashionista<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n