Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Chloé
Last weekend of summer – golden light – serenity
smiles & whispers – making memories – complicity
The story
The Chloé mise-en-scène is
about a sisterhood, a friendship.
The specific story is
hidden so the viewer is able to enjoy the beauty of the moment in a
poetically artful way; generating a sense of time and space as well as setting
a mood and suggesting the character’s state of mind. Lou Doillon asks
questions invoking thought, inviting women into the world of
Chloé. The sound is of summer: the natural environment, birds, crickets,
wind, the laughter and joy of two women. The behaviour between the
women is very strong yet soft. The emotion of Chloé is captured.
“I wanted to capture those care-free moments when girls are alone together. To reveal the shared moments of connectedness, when the masks fall away and everything is easy and natural.”
Clare Waight Keller, Chloé Creative Director
The photographers
This
campaign sees the renewal of an iconic partnership between the Chloé Maison and
photographers Inez and Vinoodh. First joining the Chloé family in 2004, Inez and
Vinoodh have since shot several memorable campaigns for the brand. From Dewi Driegen and Caroline
Winberg running wildly through the Jardin du Luxembourg to the sultry black and
white fragrance portraits, Inez and Vinoodh bring a confident dynamism to their
imagery that captures the attitude, effortless beauty and sense of nonchalance
of Chloé.
"We love our work with Chloé since it gives us a chance to
create images and films that express women's friendship, complicity, and hopes
for the future in a light and playful manner."
Inez and Vinoodh
Inez and Vinoodh
The girls
Lou Doillon – The talented
French artist is a new face for Chloé. Clare Waight Keller was drawn to
Doillon’s effortless sense of style and authentic femininity.
Julia Stegner – Radiant
and confident, the German model captures the natural lightness and elegance that
has become synonymous with Chloé girls.
In the grass
"What are you waiting for?"
At the post
"Why don't we?"
On the deck
"Would you, if you could?"
The Baylee
"Aren't you curious?"
Sunglasses
“Where are you headed?"
Shoes
“Which is going to come first?”
Etykiety:
beauty,
Campaign,
Chloé,
Clare Waight Keller,
clothes,
clothing,
Creative Director,
Fashion,
Girls,
Julia Stegner,
Lou Doillon,
Photographers,
shoes,
sisterhood,
Spring-Summer 2014,
style,
summer,
sunglasses,
women
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Prada - Summer Limited Edition Bags
Prada presenta la nuova
Summer Limited Edition Bags
Prada presenta un’edizione limitata di borse realizzate in canapa. Le nuove
versioni nei colori papaya, rosso e tabacco sono impreziosite da borchie in
tinta mentre la targhetta identificativa “Summer
Limited Edition” ne sottolinea l’unicità.
Disponibili esclusivamente nelle boutique di Capri, Forte dei Marmi, Porto
Cervo e Cannes.
Friday, April 12, 2013
Get ready for the Summer!
From the cosmopolitan vanguard to the enthusiast of sophisticated
sportive eyewear, the new MYKITA collections carry the perfect summer accessory
for everbody.
Please check out the overview of the MYKITA collections for the
S/S 2013 season. The new models not only revive classic style elements but also
feature new exciting colours and colour combinations.
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Bark summer kids collection
The first Bark summer kids collection is wide and varied and, like the previous winter collection, it is based on the adult line.
The Field Jacket is proposed readapting
it to children needs and it is lighter, though it maintains the “BARK Stitch”
for which the Italian brand is reno
wned. As the man jacket, the kid one is lined with nylon camouflage and it is available in 12 different colours: from the basic blue, khaki and beige to the brighter yellow, orange or fuchsia.
wned. As the man jacket, the kid one is lined with nylon camouflage and it is available in 12 different colours: from the basic blue, khaki and beige to the brighter yellow, orange or fuchsia.
In the Kids SS 2013 collection we can also find a new version of the winter montgomery in which the frogs are replaced with buttons – except for the first one that stays as a detail – and the proportions are revised so that the traditional model is transformed into a proper valstar. Also this piece is designed with an inner self-coloured nylon lining while the exterior is made of linen blend.
The collection comprises also two models of
knit jackets, mono and double-breasted, produced in cotton.
In addition, the kids line takes from the Man
collection two retro inspiration items reinterpreted from a contemporary point
of view: a knit polo that recalls the style of the 50’s and a
reversible K-way in nylon and knitwear. Last novelty of the collection is the collaboration with the brand 2Easy Project to create a reversible quilted knitwear and nylon jacket and gilet. The gilet is extremely practical since it can be used also as under-jacket pinning it with a guaranteed system. The collaboration of the two brands will be shown with a pendant and a special label.
Also for girls,
Bark proposes a summer line that, coming from the Women collection, presents
military inspired models.
The M65 jacket is proposed in two
variants: with ¾ sleeves or sleeveless. Thanks to a new manufacturing, the
article is lighter and it has been enriched with details in sangallo that
render it more feminine. The jacket is produced in cotton and it is proposed in
12 different colours. Also for little girls we find the jeans jacket, with or without sleeves, and another new entry: the dust coat proposed in two reversible models. Those pieces are produced in linen blend yarn teamed with nylon or sangallo.
The Girl SS 2013 ends with two models of blazer: the traditional “chanel” and a three-quarter sleeves version. Both are proposed in a cotton yarn of 12 different colours that includes traditional classic tints and very bright nuances.
Web: www.bark-italy.it
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