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In an over-communicated world LVMH wants to cut through the clutter and bring you the “good goods”.
They have just recently launched NOWNESS, a website dedicated at introducing the Internet surfer to what they think are the finer things out there: as they put it –
“NOWNESS is an exciting new way to experience luxury lifestyle online, featuring daily content from the most respected and innovative creatives working today.”
The concept seems to be their answer to a brand blog that encompasses not one of their specific brands but the spirit of the group:- luxury, selectivity and exclusivity. Many people are still buzzing on Twitter about the Rodarte Video or the new instatlaiton of a digital photo-gallery.
For some the website will remain sticky and replace one of the many places people look online for inspiration and fresh news, for others it will just pass under the radar as an attempt by one of the largest international companies to be more intimate and in touch with its consumers, dreamers and brand followers.
Weekly Link Love -
Selectivism gives us daily photos of the best products to hit the Project stands straight from LV.
Palladum Boots, Cutler & Gross Eyewear, Puma Urban Mobility and more…
Gotta love it.
Karla finally opens her online shop
The shoe stalking continues with Refinery29 ’s round up of the best on the feet for NY Fashion Week
TrendDoll talks about the New Madonna project and Pays Tribute to Alexander McQueen
Tommy Hilfiger and Artist/Activist Keith Haring have joined forces to fight AIDS, with a small collection named Footwear in limited edition, composed of sneakers and rain boots for men, women and kids, in a worldwide preview at colette.
DETAILS:
shop here
www.colette.fr
213 Rue Saint-Honoré
75001 Paris, France
01 55 35 33 90
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Category : fashion news, new york
Tags: events, gallery, new york, supermodel
“Supermodels of the ’70s and ’80s” is the title of the new exhibition from photographer Timothy Greenfield-Sander’s showing at the Steven Kasher Gallery in Chelsea, New York.
The body of work includes well known supermodels from the era such as Beverly Johnson, Kim Alexis, Cheryl Tiegs, and Christie Brinkley.
Timothy writes: “I have always been interested in how we deal with aging in our hopelessly ‘youth oriented’ society. These women, now in their fifties, were once the reigning queens of American beauty. As ultimate icons of world-wide marketing, I knew their stories would be extraordinary and I wanted to hear what they had to say. For the portraits, I used my 8×10 Deardorff and also filmed a documentary of interviews and mise-en-scene.”
DETAILS:
“Supermodels of the 70s and 80s”
Runs until February 27
Steven Kasher Gallery
521 West 23rd Street
(212) 966-3978
Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 11 to 6pm.
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Last night we all witnessed the best in the music industry on the biggest red carpet music event even of the year – and sure many people are still talking about the wins and upsets, but we’re talking about the frocks, locks and makeup.
And of course kudos to Lady Gaga for keeping up with the Adams family as usual. 
The lady is sharp- no really, she could cut somebody.
Beige and nudes were a prominent color of the night.
Keri Hilson in Dolce & Gabbana
Looks like the Good Girl Gone Bad , went back to good for one night in this beautiful all white dress by Elie Saab.
Katy Perry in a very ladylike long flowy lingerie styled sequined dress by Zac Posen
In other news Britney looked like a hot tranny-mess in a black see though dress.really not worth posting a photo here.
And oh – the boys were looking really good!
Kings of Leon
And the peas where in the house…
