Two of my favorite guys – Marko Brozic and Christopher Rayner – team up with soon-to-be-favourite-of-mine Nick R for this editorial from Fudge magazine’s May 2010 issue. Dressed in the season’s hottest buys from foreign high fashion labels as well as local talents by Stylist Marutani Naofumi, the boys look irresistibly cool chilling out in this picturesque courtyard. My ultimate favorite picture from this bunch of pictures by photographer Tokumaru Junichiro is no doubt Chris in the blindfold wearing a total look by Ann Demeulemeester. The composition of that picture from the pretty prickly epine black leather necklace to the obscured facial expression works flawlessly. This is definitely already listed as a favorite editorial of mine for the month.
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Wednesday April 14th, 2010
Men’s Midsummer Needs
Last month, we brought to you Lane Crawford’s smashing Spring/Summer 2010 publication – The Portfolio featuring an exclusive editorial with the drop dead gorgeous Dree Hemingway. It would be completely wrong of me to the stylish crowd all over the world, if I don’t post the corresponding menswear publication, would it not? Well… Better late than never, here it comes.
For men, The Portfolio presents a thorough global trend report that shall not be missed. From Eastern Promises to Desert Storm, what is in now is in The Portfolio. The highlight of which for me is naturally the editorial entitled “The Midsummer Odyssey”. Amidst a raw and ramshackle building, photographer But-Sou Lai encapsulates the essence of the season: a marvelous mix of understated soft tailoring with utilitarianism, the vivacity of ethnic influences and modern artisan. The result illustrates the charm of a modern man in a plain and simply irresistible way.
Tags: 3.1 Phillip Lim, Acne, Alexander McQueen, Burberry Prorsum, But-Sou Lai, Catalog, Givenchy, Lane Crawford, Maison Martin Margiela, Raf Simons, rag & bone, White Mountaineering, Yves Saint Laurent
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Hong Kong, Lookbook, Menswear, Ready-to-wear, S/S10
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Wednesday December 30th, 2009
Dazzle Away In Style!
Dearest readers,
Have the most splendid year ever and enjoy 2010 in splendid style!
Lots of love,
-Yulya X-
Tags: Anastasija Kondratjeva, Latvian models, Mikimoto, Photography by Matt Irwin, Vogue Russia, Yves Saint Laurent
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Dear..., F/W09, Ready-to-wear, Vogue, Womenswear
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Friday October 23rd, 2009
YSoLovely!
Under the creative direction of Stefano Pilati, the Parisian fashion house of Yves Saint Laurent will bloom forever - and that’s a fact! For Fall/Winter 2009/10, black continues to wipe out the fashion floor and we spotted a few lavish made-in-Italy side items from the fancy French fashion house to go with your black outfits to become the perfect black body. Without further ado, here they are:
- Tote bag in black canvas ($USD 695) - This terrific Tote bag in waterproof cotton canvas is the perfect piece to accompany you to the dark side during the day. With the measurements of 15.6H X 15.5W X 5D, the tote bag features embossed Yves Saint Laurent logo, leather handles, and top zip closure. Smart casual and so unbelievably elegant!
- Silk printed scarf in black and white ($USD 395) – If you have watched Confessions of a Shopaholic (2009) or have read the book (2000) by English writer Sophie Kinsella, you would have known that a luxurious silk scarf can change both a girl’s entire look and life! Measuring 21cm X 180cm, this sensational silk scarf with the beautiful black and white printed sequins design is simply one that fits into the fore-mentioned category.
- Python logo belt in black ($USD 550) - Made with sumptuous python skin, this versatile item looks great on both women and men – adding the magnificent power of seduction to their wardrobe. For sure, this belt is not to be missed. Item is available for Pre-order.
All available at YSL.com.
Tags: Designer Stefano Pilati for Yves Saint Laurent, Yves Saint Laurent
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F/W09, Handbags, Menswear, Paris, Ready-to-wear, Womenswear, belts, scarves
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Saturday June 20th, 2009
Mmm… Menswear?
Since it is father’s day tomorrow, I raided menswear department (again) at KaDeWe. What did I find and realise? Menswear is likely to be the most boring and most ridiculously repetitive place on earth ever. I mean as I walked through the menswear department, it really does look like all the clothes are just a self-replication of one another: shoes, pants, sweaters, shirts, jackets, all the same and repeated. What sells, I guess, is the quality and details.
Thank god for YSL, Lanvin, Damir Doma and Dior Homme!
Tags: Christian Dior, Damir Doma, Lanvin, Yves Saint Laurent
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Berlin, Menswear, Shopping
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Sunday November 23rd, 2008
Yves Saint Laurent Spring/Summer Ready-to-wear 2009 Paris
Just as I was wondering what could possibly outshine that spectacular show from last season, the fireworks have already been lighted. The Yves Saint Laurent show has officially begun! Frankly speaking, I simply do not know where to start. The show was just amazing – ultra Parisian yet very Pilati in all ways! For me, as each look emerged on the slideshow on style.com, it came to me like a succession of seawaves – very soothing yet each look was so unique and ultimately extremely overwhelming!
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Black Plague
The black trend has been going on for a while now. To move away from the darkness of the past, this season’s black comes in a twist that intertwines classicism with orientalist modernism and strikes in max power! Evident of this is the first look at the Yves Saint Laurent show worn by the Martinique-born model Sigrid Agren (Elite). Wearing a black midriff top, a matching finely-tailored skirt and a coat, the look has been tailored to meet the high standards of Parisian chic, elegance and luxury but at the same emitting a sexual sensual refinement that is quintescential and at the same time also modern and very today. Ultimately, that is another very brave move on the part of Creative Designer of the French Luxury House Stefano Pilati. As the iconic French actress Catherine Deneuve said after the show, it was a simple display of “everything but vulgar”.
Tags: American Model, Anna Gushina, Anna Selezneva, Brazilian Models, Caroline Trentini, Chanel Iman, Designer Stefano Pilati for Yves Saint Laurent, German Models, Iris Strubegger, Italian Model, Ksenia Kahnovich, Mariacarla Boscono, Mina Cvetković, Russian Model, Serbian Models, Sigrid Agren, Toni Garrn, Yves Saint Laurent
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Paris, Ready-to-wear, Runway looks, S/S09, Womenswear
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