Rosie Assoulin's clothes do not prescribe to designing for just one type of woman, she values that her clothes can look different on every woman who wears them. The latest collection cites Alice in Wonderland as inspiration, bringing comfortable with the surreal and the absurd.
We are pleased to have Rupert Sanderson unveiled his latest Spring/Summer 2023 Collection at SWANK Central Building Flagship Store on 20th April 2023.
Through the combination of traditional and innovative Italian design and craftsmanship, Lorena Antoniazzi focuses on luxurious and exquisite knitwear, bringing fashionable styles that combine lightness, comfort and bright personality to modern women. We have invited the chief executive officer of Lorena Antoniazzi, Mr. Luca Mirabassi, to share the brand concept and the story behind it.
In his Spring/Summer 2023 Collection, Joseph Altuzarra explores the lure of the desert. Inspired by The Teachings of Don Juan and Desert Solitaire, both published in 1968, and the adventurous spirit of the traveler, this season charts the path to mysticism, blurring lines between man and nature, the physical and spiritual.
Marie Laure is guided by her desire to give each piece of jewelry a unique touch. Her inspiration does not fit into any ready-made fashion trend. "Textile jewellery" is how she describes her creations, born of her passion for threads and materials.
For this new limited edition, Carrière Frères welcomes Siberian Pine: ideally blended with Winter Rose, Smoked Wood and Candied Ginger, the pine’s woody perfume shows three distinctive facets, altogether traditional and iconic of shared family moments.
"This season, I was inspired by the ocean, seafarers and the myths and mythologies of the underwater world. I wanted the collection to not only evoke the intrepid, adventurous spirit of sailors and world-travelers, but also the mystery and darkness of the ocean’s depths, populated with mermaids and mythological creatures.”
Mame Kurogouchi 2022 Fall Winter collection continuously unfolds the story of Nagano, the designer Maiko Kurogouchi’s homeland and explores the mountains to absorb various local cultures passed on from generation to generation, and finally landing at the Jomon period, the oldest cultural endeavours in the history of the nation.
Inspried by the garden of Eden. It has combined different textures and weaves - from checks to glen plaid, houndstooth and tweed, as well as geometric pattern prints on silk and cotton shirts. The lapel flower conveys elegance, hedonism and romanticism.
The history and success of ISAIA are based on the concept of “Made in Naples”, meaning both Neapolitan tailoring tradition and exclusive product knowledge, appreciated all over the world.
