Friday, June 28, 2013

Prada Womenswear Fall/Winter 2013 Campaign

Prada Womenswear Fall/Winter 2013 Campaign
 
Sophistication and raw sensuality come together in Prada’s fall/winter campaign, shot by Steven Meisel in New York. A stellar ensemble of fresh new faces such as Amanda Murphy and Kristine Froseth star alongside iconic, era-defining stars like Christy Turlington and Freja Beha. They inhabit seductively stark scenes, the pivotal characters in an enigmatic portrait of femininity.
Gazing from scuffed leather chairs or industrial stools, with oil slick hair and hyper real complexions, the models magnetically command our attention. When the camera moves closer, the effect intensifies. The models gaze through gleaming eyewear, their insouciant expressions countering the high polish of the frames.
Stark lighting, cloud-grey walls and naked floorboards are the severe canvas for a rich palette of autumnal hues, exquisite furs and glistening leather. This intoxicating mix of the raw and the refined captures the duality at the heart of this new campaign, and Prada’s new take on femininity.
 



 

Campagna pubblicitaria Prada Donna Autunno/Inverno 2013

 

La raffinatezza si fonde ad una cruda sensualita’ nella campagna Prada Autunno/Inverno 2013, fotografata da Steven Meisel a New York. I volti nuovi di Amanda Murphy e Kristine Froseth emergono accanto a icone di stile che hanno definito un’epoca, come Christy Turlington e Freja Beha.
Protagoniste di un’enigmatica rappresentazione della femminilita’, riempiono con il loro fascino uno scenario spoglio. Modelle dallo sguardo magnetico catturano la nostra attenzione, osservandoci da poltrone in pelle rovinata o da sgabelli industriali, con i capelli lucidi di olio e l'incarnato iperrealista. Man mano che si avvicina l’obbiettivo, l’effetto si intensifica. Ci guardano attraverso occhiali scuri con un'espressione indifferente, che contrasta con la superficie riflettente delle montature.
Luci estreme, pareti grigie irregolari e pavimenti in legno grezzo fungono da sfondo severo a una miscela di sfumature autunnali, splendide pellicce e pelle lucente. Questo connubio inebriante di grezzo e raffinato cattura la duplicita’ che sta alla base della campagna, e della nuova interpretazione che Prada da della femminilita’.

Tuesday, June 25, 2013

Prada a new store in China

 

PRADA OPENS IN SANYA, CHINA
 
Milano, Italy, June 25th 2013 – Prada opens a new store in Sanya, a well-known tourist destination in Southern China, located in the luxury The Ritz-Carlton resort.
The store, designed by architect Roberto Baciocchi, occupies a total area of about 220 square metres, and it offers women's and men's leather goods, accessories and footwear collections.
The exterior of the store preserves the building's unique architecture: a brightly coloured wood cladding frames the large glass panes, arranged in a regular pattern, while the black marble outlines one entrance and two store windows, whose backdrop is lightened by an elegant white fabric.
The store's interior, characterised by high ceilings and polished steel columns, features the design elements that define Prada's brand identity worldwide: chequered black and white marble floors, display counters in crystal and polished steel, pale green walls and white leather sofas, all blending together harmoniously in the environment.

 
 
 
 


 




PRADA APRE A SANYA, CINA

 
Milano, 25 giugno 2013 – Prada inaugura a Sanya, rinomata meta turistica della Cina
Meridionale, un nuovo negozio all’interno del lussuoso resort The Ritz-Carlton. Progettato dall’architetto Roberto Baciocchi, lo spazio occupa una superficie totale di circa 220 metri quadrati e ospita le collezioni donna e uomo di pelletteria, accessori e calzature. L’esterno del negozio conserva la particolare architettura dell’edificio: un rivestimento in legno dalle tonalitá intense delimita le grandi vetrate scandite da un ritmo regolare. Qui si inseriscono un ingresso e due vetrine, incorniciati in marmo nero e imponenti quinte in tela bianca conferiscono luminositŕ e freschezza allo spazio.
L’interno, caratterizzato da alti soffitti e da colonne in acciaio lucido, č definito dagli elementi che richiamano l’identitá Prada nel mondo; il pavimento a scacchi marmo bianco e nero, i banchi espositivi in cristallo e acciaio lucido, le pareti verde pallido e i divani in pelle bianca delineano l’ambiente, inserendosi in maniera armoniosa nell’immagine del contesto.
 
 

Monday, June 24, 2013

Bottega Veneta

 
 
 
MEN’S SPRING-SUMMER 2014 COLLECTION
 
For Spring-Summer 2014, Bottega Veneta presents a tailored collection that explores the effects of visual contradiction.The possibilities of balance and proportion play out through the overall form, for a look that is clean, contemporary, and precise.
A new silhouette illustrating the refined techniques of tailoring and shirting juxtaposes a full top, emphasized by a prominently sloped shoulder and generous sleeve, with a narrow pant that is slim from the hip down. In addition to shape, color is proposed to accentuate the insistence on the dichotomy of the silhouette.
The palette incorporates both refined neutrals and saturated colors. There is black, various tones of grey, milk white, and papyrus white, as well as deep aubergine, admiral blue, and military green. Patterns are distinct, painterly, and of varying intensities, appearing in the form of checks, broken checks, and windowpane checks.
Materials are lightweight and straightforward for summer, ranging from cottons, gabardines and twills, in addition to leathers, including supple suede and glossy calf. Whether they are smooth or textured, they always carry a masculine attitude.
The Brera bag, in Madras Sfumato, a type of leather which has a deep rooted heritage with Bottega Veneta as the brand’s first signature, is added to the men’s collection this season. The Brera considers versatility as well as functionality, offering double handles, and five practical compartments. Loosely woven leather shoes are airy and elongated. Lace ups, loafers and slip ons, in either the style of the Gondoliere shoe or a Moroccan slipper are featured in dark, rich mono as well as two-tone colorways.
 
“The collection is more about contrast than anything else,” says Creative Director Tomas Maier.
 
Discretion, quality, and craftsmanship — Bottega Veneta has created a new standard of luxury since its founding in Vicenza in 1966. Steeped in the traditions of Italy’s master leather craftsmen and long celebrated for its extraordinary leather goods, Bottega Veneta has recently emerged as one of the world’s premier luxury brands. The company’s famous motto, “When your own initials are enough,” expresses a philosophy of individuality and confidence that now applies to a range of products including women’s and men’s ready-to-wear, fine jewelry, furniture, and more.
While Bottega Veneta continues to grow, the qualities that define it are unchanging: outstanding craftsmanship, innovative design, contemporary functionality, and the highest quality materials. Also constant is Bottega Veneta’s commitment to its ateliers, where artisans of remarkable skill combine traditional mastery with breathtaking innovation. Indeed, there is an unusual and inspired collaboration between artisan and designer at the heart of Bottega Veneta’s approach to luxury, symbolized by the house’s signature intrecciato woven leather. In the summer of 2006, in recognition of the importance of artisanal craftsmanship and the fragility of this traditional way of life, Bottega Veneta opened a school to train and support future generations of leather artisans.
The most recent chapter in Bottega Veneta’s history began in February 2001, when the company was acquired by Kering, formerly known as Gucci Group. Creative Director Tomas Maier came on board in June of that year and presented his first collection, Spring-Summer 2002, to immediate critical acclaim. From the start, the house’s sensibility was refined, sensuous, and intensely personal, designed for a customer who is sophisticated and self-assured. In the years since, Bottega Veneta has introduced exciting additions to the collection, including fragrance, fine jewelry, a watch, furniture, and home accessories, while continuing to offer an exclusive and coveted assortment of ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes, small leather goods, eyewear, luggage, and gifts.
Distribution of Bottega Veneta products is global, encompassing Europe, Australia, Asia, North and South America, where wholesale distribution in select specialty and department stores is complemented by a growing number of Bottega Venetaowned boutiques. These boutiques, designed by Tomas Maier and meticulously constructed to Bottega Veneta’s exacting standards, allow the customer to shop in complete luxury, privacy, and comfort. They are, like the products they showcase, a reflection of Bottega Veneta’s exceptional heritage and superlative quality.
 
 
 
 
 






 
COLLECTION HOMME PRINTEMPS-ÉTÉ 2014
 
Pour la saison Printemps-Été 2014, Bottega Veneta présente une élégante collection placée sous le signe du contraste visuel, souligné par un jeu d’équilibre et de proportions pour un rendu épuré, moderne et précis.
Se dessine ici une nouvelle silhouette reprenant tout le raffinement des techniques utilisées dans la confection des costumes et des chemises, juxtaposant épaules inclinées et manches amples sur un pantalon étroit et fuselé des hanches à la cheville. Outre les formes, la couleur vient renforcer cette dichotomie de la silhouette.
Sur la palette conjuguant neutres raffinés et couleurs intenses se côtoient noir, nuances de gris, blanc laiteux et papyrus, violet aubergine, bleu amiral et vert militaire. Original, pictural et d’intensité variable, le motif mis à l’honneur est sans conteste le carreau, sous sa forme brisée ou grand format.
Légèreté et pureté caractérisent les matières de cette collection estivale associant le coton, notamment gabardine ou sergé, à des cuirs tels que le daim souple et le vélin brillant. Des matières qui, qu’elles soient fluides ou texturées, n’en demeurent pas moins masculines.
Cette saison, la collection Homme s’enrichit du sac Brera, en madras Sfumato, un cuir profondément ancré dans la tradition Bottega Veneta, dont il fut la première signature. Doté d’anses doubles et de cinq compartiments, le sac Brera est aussi polyvalent que fonctionnel. Côté chaussures, le modèle souple en cuir tressé opte pour une forme aérienne et allongée, tandis que derbys, mocassins et chaussons, qui ne sont pas sans rappeler les furlane des gondoliers vénitiens ou les pantoufles marocaines, arborent des tons sombres unis ou bicolores.
 
« Le maître-mot de cette collection est tout simplement le contraste », explique Tomas Maier, Directeur Artistique de la griffe.
 
Sobriété, qualité et raffinement – Dès sa création à Vicence en 1966, la maison Bottega Veneta a imposé une nouvelle conception du luxe. Dans la plus pure tradition des artisans du cuir italiens, Bottega Veneta crée depuis toujours des produits de maroquinerie dont la réputation n’a d’égal que le raffinement et qui font d’elle aujourd’hui un grand nom international du luxe. La célèbre devise de la maison, « Quand vos initiales suffisent », reflète une philosophie empreinte d’individualité et d’assurance, qui s’exprime au quotidien dans une large gamme d’articles, prêt-à-porter féminin et masculin, joaillerie, mobilier notamment.
Bien que Bottega Veneta poursuive son expansion, les qualités qui définissent la marque sont immuables : savoir-faire hors pair, design innovant, fonctionnalité contemporaine et matériaux de la plus haute qualité. Bottega Veneta accorde toujours autant d’importance à ses ateliers, où des artisans à l’incomparable talent font rimer savoir-faire traditionnel et créativité.
La collaboration unique et inspirée entre artisans et designers nourrit la philosophie du luxe de Bottega Veneta, symbolisée par le cuir tressé intrecciato, signature de la maison. Durant l’été 2006, conscient de l’importance du savoir-faire artisanal et de la fragilité de ce mode de vie traditionnel, Bottega Veneta a ouvert une école pour former et soutenir les prochaines
générations de maroquiniers.
Le chapitre le plus récent de l’histoire de Bottega Veneta a débuté en février 2001, avec l’acquisition de la maison par Kering, anciennement connu sous le nom de Gucci Group. Tomas Maier, Directeur Artistique de la griffe, a pris ses fonctions en juin 2001 et sa première collection, Printemps-Été 2002, a été immédiatement saluée par la critique.
Depuis sa création, la maison a toujours fait preuve d’une sensibilité raffinée, sensuelle et résolument personnelle, au service d’une clientèle sophistiquée et sûre d’elle-même. Depuis, Bottega Veneta a enrichi sa collection de séduisantes nouveautés, avec notamment un parfum, de la joaillerie, une montre, du mobilier et des accessoires pour la maison, tout en
continuant à proposer une gamme exclusive et recherchée de prêt-à-porter, sacs à mains, chaussures, petite maroquinerie, lunettes, bagages et cadeaux.
Les produits Bottega Veneta sont distribués dans le monde entier, notamment en Europe, en Australie, en Asie, en Amérique du Nord et en Amérique du Sud, où la distribution en boutiques multimarques de luxe et en grands magasins est renforcée par un nombre croissant de boutiques Bottega Veneta. Ces dernières, conçues par Tomas Maier et aménagées
selon les critères d’exigence de Bottega Veneta, permettent à la clientèle d’effectuer ses achats dans un cadre à la fois luxueux, intime et confortable. Elles sont, à l’image des articles qu’elles présentent, le reflet du patrimoine exceptionnel et de l’excellence de Bottega Veneta.
 

Before the show


Prada Men’s Spring / Summer 2014

Show space description

 

Visitors experience a menacing paradise.

Models weave in front of a small abstract town that invades the show space, on the background of a flat painted blue sky.

The town follows a precise diagonal direction addressing the main entrance and redefining the borders of the main room.

Modern murals are painted on the town facades: they represent a collection of abstract and graphic motives that shape the overall menacing atmosphere, mixing tropical elements with unexpected contrasting details. Murals complement and interact with the collection as models proceed in front of the set.


The whole intervention achieves a radical transformation of the existing space through simple construction and mural techniques.







Prada Uomo Primavera/Estate 2014
Descrizione dello spazio sfilata
 
I visitatori si ritrovano in un paradiso minaccioso.
I modelli camminano davanti a una piccola città astratta, che invade lo spazio della sala sfilata; sullo sfondo un piatto cielo azzurro dipinto.

La città segue una direzione precisa, in diagonale, che va verso l'ingresso principale e ridisegna i confini della sala.

Sulle facciate della città sono dipinti murales moderni: rappresentano una serie di motivi astratti e grafici che definiscono un'atmosfera minacciosa, abbinando elementi tropicali a inattesi dettagli a contrasto. I murales completano la collezione e interagiscono con essa mentre i modelli sfilano davanti al set.

Nell'insieme, l'allestimento trasforma in maniera radicale lo spazio esistente attraverso semplici elementi architettonici e murales.

Sunday, June 23, 2013

I-COWBOY


Costume National Homme SS 2014
Milano, 22/06/2013




HOMME
SUMMER 2014
Ennio Capasa, designer:
“Minimal chic and rocknroll. At the sound of Johnny Cash playing Depeche Mode, my urban I-Cowboy is
walking the streets of the world, the easy and the difficult, the real and the virtual, riding beautiful horses made
of dreams”.
 
I-COWBOY
Fabrics
Traditional and innovation,Sartorial cold wool
Pinstripes and three-dimensional micropatterns,Light wool and natural fibers
Popeline and ramier gabardine,Jersey and Japanese polyester
Matt satin nylon, Drawn polyester linen
Lurex, Leather
Colors
Natural white,Desert
Gold,Mustard
Turquoise,Navy
Black
Outerwear
Traditional tailoring
Innovated by laser cut and termowelding
Double and mono breast blazer
Leather raw edge biker
With twigs and fringes
Gold tuxedo
Shirts
Long sleeves or sleeveless with fringes or metal tip at neck
Devorč workmanship, Ultra light
Knitwear
Ultra light crepe with raw edge nappa inserts
Three-dimensional In crepe with lurex stripes
Long tshirts with knitwear details
Trousers
Skinny in leather or fabric
Shoes
Soft and deconstructed in drummed leather, gold laminated
or peel suede, Ankle boots
with leather strap and metal buckle
Low shoes with crossed straps
Closed sandals with leather strap
Bags
In black mouflon or pewter peel, Paired with suede
Zipped cross body with pleated inner
Medium or big Weekend bag with zip and cowhide band
Accessories
Urban cowboy straw hat
plain or with contrasting spreaded stripes
Belts with metal tip,Raw edge crossing
Cowhide leather stripes and metal belt loop
Sunglasses in acetate and metal also with mirrored lens

 








Thursday, June 20, 2013

TONYA HAWKES


A lifelong love for the luxury of leather has lead to this… After nineteen years of working for some of the world’s most prestigious labels Tonya Hawkes releases her own designs.

Even as a teenager, Tonya Hawkes seemed to have a calling. As a keen horsewoman, she found herself fascinated by the workmanship of the leather goods and tack she used every time she rode her Arabian horse, Major Shaamraq. After finishing school she attended Seattle Central’s famous fashion program, before beginning her career in New York City with luxury fashion house Donna Karan and DKNY.

While she excelled in training involving haute couture draping and pattern-making, Tonya found herself equally drawn to the labels’ accessories, and began making her mark as an expert in the field. During her nine years with the famous brand, she directed the DKNY accessory design team through a time when it became one of most profitable divisions of the company, eventually becoming an executive at Donna Karan and VP of shoes and accessories.

Then Italy beckoned. Giovanna Furlanetto, president of global luxury accessory brand Furla, personally chose Tonya to become the company’s creative director in Bologna. In her role directing and managing all aspects of the accessories line, from handbags to homewares, she brought the brand to a younger audience with an appreciation for luxury.For the past seven years, Tonya has continued to work in Italy, collaborating with an impressive role call of fashion houses, Sergio Rossi, Elie Tahari, Gianfranco Ferre, Tommy Hilfiger and Alice + Olivia among them.

The result is that she has built an outstanding reputation for creating original designs that capture the essence of a brand. While she still calls New York home, Tonya uses her international lifestyle to inspire her. ‘I can really take the best of both worlds and make all my dreams come true,’ she says. ‘And now it’s time for my own label, Tonya Hawkes, to come to life.’


 
 
 

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

WHAT’S IN YOUR KORS?

MICHAEL KORS LANCE UNE NOUVELLE EXPERIENCE DIGITALE: “WHAT’S IN YOUR KORS”.
 
 
 
Michael Kors lance une nouvelle expérience digitale intitulée “WHAT’S IN YOUR KORS”. Le projet est directement inspiré par les fans de la marque, leur amour de la mode et leur volonté d’échange et de partage autour de Michael Kors.
 
L’initiative est simple : une série d’images mettant en scène un sac Michael Kors accompagné d’une sélection d’articles de saison classés par thèmes et sélectionnés en fonction des différents événements de l’année (comme par exemple le 4 Juillet Independance Day aux Etats-Unis, ou la fashion week de Milan).
 
Cette campagne multi plateforme combine l’impact visuel d’Instagram et du site  DestinationKors.com avec la notion de dialogue propre à Twitter. Elle mettra en lumière des articles disponibles en magasin et sur le site marchand de la marque, www.MichaelKors.com. Notons que Michael Kors dévoilera en personne ses conseils, trucs et astuces mode adaptés à chaque situation, ajoutant ainsi sa voix au dialogue global qui s’articulera autour du hashtag #WhatsinYourKors
 
 
“WHAT’S IN YOUR KORS” est lancé en collaboration avec le site www.PurseBlog.com, site de mode et réseau social destiné aux amateurs de sacs à main de créateurs. La première version de “WHAT’S IN YOUR KORS” est en ligne sur le site de la marque DestinationKors.com depuis le 18 juin 2013.
 
 A votre tour, montrez-nous ce qu’il y a dans votre sac Michael Kors : Show us #WhatsinYourKors
 
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MICHAEL KORS LAUNCHES FAN-INSPIRED DIGITAL INITIATIVE: “WHAT’S IN YOUR KORS”

NEW YORK June 18, 2013 – Michael Kors is pleased to announce the launch of a new digital media campaign, "What's In Your Kors," directly inspired by the brand's fans and their love for fashion, function, and sharing all things Michael Kors.

The initiative will consist of a regularly updated series of images of Michael Kors handbags filled with items specially selected for holidays and events like July 4th in the US and the Milan Fashion Week in Italy. The multi-platform campaign, which will combine the visual impact of Instagram and DestinationKors.com with the conversational power of Twitter, will highlight items that can be purchased in store and on MichaelKors.com. Equally important, designer Michael Kors will be able to offer style tips and practical advice about these special occasions to fans, adding his voice and expertise to the popular global discussion about #WhatsinYourKors.






Michael Kors est un designer de renommée internationale, de nombreuses fois primé pour ses collections d'accessoires et de prêt-à-porter. Sa société éponyme, créée en 1981, fabrique actuellement une gamme de produits griffés Michael Kors, KORS Michael Kors et MICHAEL Michael Kors, y compris des accessoires, chaussures, montres, bijoux, vêtements de prêt-à-porter masculin et féminin, ainsi qu'une ligne complète de parfums.  Les boutiques Michael Kors, dirigées soit directement soit par le biais de partenaires franchisés, sont présentes dans certaines des villes les plus prestigieuses du monde, comme New York, Beverly Hills, Chicago, Londres, Milan, Paris, Munich, Istanbul, Dubaï, Séoul, Tokyo et Hong Kong.

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 Michael Kors est un designer de renommée internationale, de nombreuses fois primé pour ses collections d'accessoires et de prêt-à-porter. Sa société éponyme, créée en 1981, fabrique actuellement une gamme de produits griffés Michael Kors, KORS Michael Kors et MICHAEL Michael Kors, y compris des accessoires, chaussures, montres, bijoux, vêtements de prêt-à-porter masculin et féminin, ainsi qu'une ligne complète de parfums.  Les boutiques Michael Kors, dirigées soit directement soit par le biais de partenaires franchisés, sont présentes dans certaines des villes les plus prestigieuses du monde, comme New York, Beverly Hills, Chicago, Londres, Milan, Paris, Munich, Istanbul, Dubaï, Séoul, Tokyo et Hong Kong.

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Antonym - Natural beauty

 
A world where the beauty of opposites comes to life.
Where we embrace the tension between the expected and the unexpected.
Discover beauty in the intangible.
Romance the possibilities for reinvention.
Reinterpret the raw, timeless qualities of natural elements with a futuristic vision.
Antonym is a sophisticated expression of art, energy, and experience
brought to life for the modern soul.
Antonym Jewelry is produced and hand finished in the USA.
 
 
 
Finding inspiration in the richness of both ancient cultures and modern cities,
designer Shannon Mikolas has created three unexpected jewelry collections for Antonym.
At once glamorous and subtle, every piece is rare and sculptural—as unique as the person
who wears it. Shannon brings her deeply nuanced sense of design, space, and architecture
to luxurious contemporary design for the modern aesthete.
 
 
ANCIENT
Revel in restrained opulence, inspired by the exquisite workmanship
of centuries-old craftsmanship and design.
This is statement-making power meant to stand the test of time.

 
NEOTERIC

With its fluid shapes and lines, Neoteric offers a minimalist, modern

counterpoint to Antonym. Designed to frame and accentuate the

natural lines of the wrist, hand, and neck, every piece is a study in subtlety.

 
RELIC
Relic is a discovery of sculptural singularity. Each piece offers
an intriguing anomaly to the notion of a personal keepsake.
 


The various forms found in nature can often be quite minimalist. Antonym is a new house of jewelry to capture the precious elements of earth and shape them with the structural style of modernism. Antonym is handcrafted in the United States by designer Shannon Mikolas, whose global explorations and years spent as a stylist serve as the creative bridge between her eye and skill. The idea for the label came while Shannon was on a long jaunt through the Rockies, mesmerized by the many shapes and color sequences along the road. Shannon's fascination with art and design began as a child, and after pursuing a degree in visual communications, she found herself focusing on styling work as well as joining Holt Renfrew’s creative team for several years. After her fateful escape to the lush, rocky terrain, it became clear that it was time to hone her experience and passion into her own line. Jewelry was the obvious focal point, as Shannon has always seen the accessories as wearable sculpture. Her foremost influences — ancient cultures, Eastern lines and early 20th century aesthetics — culminate in Antonym, as an intersection of seeming contradictions that speak to the contemporary sensibility.
 
The house launches with three distinct collections that showcase Mikolas' cross-current philosophy. Antonym is created with only with the finest of materials — gold and silver bases cradle precious raw stones — and each collection unearths a unique expression of its materials. While all different, the three lines are in constant conversation with one another and blend as seamlessly as their opposing influences.

Relic is defined by its sculptural symmetry with fanciful ornamentation reminiscent of the Art Nouveau Paris Metro and natural elements of North America. Filigreed silver and gold showcase onyx, quartz, aventurine, moonstone and labradorite in cuffs, rings and pendant necklaces; each piece taps into its stones' healing properties, held long in belief by tribal traditions of the Celts, Inuits and China.
Ancient holds the wisdom and workmanship of the great empires of Byzantium, Greece, Rome and the Ottomans; and centers around the most beguiling of precious stones, Lapis Lazuli, which the great civilizations revered for its innate and irresistible glamour. The stately collar, chandelier earrings, cuff and cocktail ring set in gold vermeil are timeless and ever opulent.
Neoteric acts as a counter-point, where the architectural sleekness of Bauhaus and the Tokyo and Shanghai skylines come alive in minimalist cuffs, rings and necklaces. This collection is a meeting point of metals, and is bold in its subtlety.
 
Antonym, for the modern soul by a modern soul, unleashes the global perspective of Mikolas herself and the very world in which we live.