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The Missoni men’s spring/summer 2014 collection continues to draw inspiration from the family’s artisanal knitwear heritage. Sizzling with heat, the collection consists of striped patterns, blue flannel, gradient dyed knit wear, and summer cashmere. Partnering… Milan Men’s: West African Inspired Missoni Heats Up
Cycling in all its forms was the inspiration behind the Bally Men’s spring/summer 2014 collection. The looks ride round three distinct themes of the road: the city biker, the cross-country, and the racer. These three… Milan Men’s: Tour de Bally
Naples-native ISAIA presented its spring/summer 2014 collection this week at Pitti Uomo, inspired by the soulful storytelling of Neapolitan music. Six timeless Neapolitan songs gave rise to a bounty of colorful clothing, composed of Naples… Pitti Uomo: ISAIA Orchestrates Spring/Summer 2014 Collection
This summer, Perrier is promoting Pop art one bottle at a time. On Monday, June 17, in honor of its 150th-anniversary Perrier partnered with the Andy Warhol Foundation to launch a line of limited-edition Andy… Perrier Pops This Summer
With New Warhol Labels
The Top of The Standard sparkled Monday night, May 17, in honor of Design Hotels’ 20th-anniversary book launch (The Standard being one of the 250 independent hotels under the Design Hotels umbrella) Founded by Claus… THE DESIGN HOTELS BOOK:
A COFFEE TABLE BOOK
THAT IS A COFFEE TABLE
Last week, Jaquet Droz, opened its very first store in mainland China. The cutting of the ribbon took place outside the new Shanghai boutique and was hosted by Jaquet Droz president, Marc A. Hayek. After… JAQUET DROZ in Shanghai
Celebrating 275 Years
Last week, at Art Basel, a private dinner was held at Kunstmuseum Basel. The dinner was hosted by Tina Brown, Daphne Guinness, Dasha Zhukova, and Urs Rohner, chairman of Credit Suisse. The evening was preceded… Tina Brown, Daphne Guinness, Dasha Zhukova, and Credit Suisse Dinner at Kunstmuseum Basel
Artists Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe made their Art Basel: Unlimited debut this week with “Artichoke Underground,” on behalf of Marlborough Chelsea. “Artichoke Underground,” inspired by the printmaking lab of the artists’ same-named fictional artist… Basel: Artichoke Undeground Revealed by Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe
This year at Art Basel, Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata was commissioned to create an installation for Messeplatz, the main square within the annual fair. Kawamata, known for his use of reclaimed materials and scrap wood,… Basel: Tadashi Kawamata’s Favela Café
The Parrish Art Museum is currently showing “Alice Aycock Drawings: Some Stories Are Worth Repeating.” Aycock emerged onto the New York art scene in the 1970s and is best known for her large-scale installations and… Alice Aycock’s Thoughts on Paper at the Parrish Art Museum
