Infinity and timelessness characterize the 2012 collaboration between Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton, and the recently departed contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama. Her trademark dots – derived from childhood hallucinations – are neurotic and obsessional. Alongside the coat, Red and White Pumpkin, composed of meticulously aligned, variable dots, mirrors the painstaking repetitive process she employed to achieve what she referred to as “self-obliteration.“ Continue reading Eye On Design: Yayoi Kusama-Inspired Trench Coat By Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton→
While browsing in the perfume section at Nordstrom recently, I spotted something that immediately caught my attention. The two creative minds of designer Marc Jacobs and Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami have joined forces for Daisy Murakami, giving Jacobs’ familiar Daisyfragrance a decidedly Murakami makeover. Major squee.
Pauline Trigère (1908 – 2002) was a Franco-American couturière. She was most famous in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s, and designed novelties such as the jumpsuit, the sleeveless coat, the reversible cape and the embroidered sheer bodice. She reinvented ready-to-wear fashion, matching form to function with bold prints and architectural silhouettes to create a distinctly modern female aesthetic. Continue reading Eye On Design: Multicolored Checked Cotton Dress By Pauline Trigère→
Timepieces have long been an essential accessory in women’s fashion. More than just a practical tool for telling time, a stylish and elegant watch, complemented by beautiful watch straps that make a statement about a woman’s taste, personality, personality, and sense of style. A well-chosen wrist watch can elevate an outfit, make a bold fashion statement, or serve as a subtle yet sophisticated accent. In today’s fast-paced world, having a fashionable watch on your wrist not only keeps you punctual but also exudes confidence and flair. Continue reading The Best Watches for Fashion-Forward Women→
Stephen Sprouse is widely regarded as the artist and fashion designer who brought counterculture style to a broader American audience. A high-profile member of New York’s art, fashion and music scene, he rose to prominence in the early Eighties with his revolutionary fusion of uptown sophistication and downtown punk sensibility, gritty street style and glamorous high fashion. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Louis Vuitton Stephen Sprouse’ Graffiti Trunk By Marc Jacobs→
