ADN de la Mode

Le Show sexy de Versace




Amazing 64-page editorial in the August issue of Vogue Paris shot by Inez & Vinoodh and curated by the magazine’s editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld, Emmanuelle Alt and Joe McKenna. 64 looks, 64 brands, from Calvin Klein to Yohji Yamamoto to YSL to Balmain, each look creates an iconic image that embodies each brand, definitely a who’s who guide in the industry and if that weren’t enough it features some of the greatest faces around, including favorites like Raquel Zimmermann, Isabeli Fontana, Natasha Poly, Anja Rubik, Sessilee Lopez, Lily Donaldson, Lara Stone and Daria Werbowy, who’s also on the cover.

Le Chic Manhattan de Michael Kors


Les Coeurs et Clins d’oeil de Moschino


L’esprit british with a twist de Paul Smith


Le clubbing couture de Balmain


La blouse blanche architectureé de Gianfranco Ferré


Le néogothique de Givanchy


L’essentiel de Jil Sander


Le Folklore eclaire de John Galliano


La Frivolite parisienne de Louis Vuitton


Les accents Delures de Marc Jacobs


La nonchalance sophistiquee de Miu Miu



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Magazine: Vogue Paris (August 2009)
Editorial: ADN de la Mode
Photographers: Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin
Models: Daria Werbowy, Eniko Mihalik, Natasha Poly, Iris Strubegger, Anna Maria Jagodzinska, Lara Stone, Raquel Zimmermann, Anja Rubik, Dree Hemingway, Elsa Sylvan, Lily Donaldson, Jacquetta Wheeler, Sasha Pivovarova, Kamila Filipcikova, Imogen Morris Clarke, Du Juan, Constance Jablonski, Regina Feoktistova, Garret Neff, Ranya Mordanova, Tao Okamoto, Isabeli Fontana, Sessilee Lopez, Malgosia Bela & Shalom Harlow

Ancestral Nile

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Slaves, gladiator sandals and Egyptian-inspired clothing that make us dream.
Some people are inspired by the excessive eighties, in the fringes 20'so casual hippies in Woodstock. Meanwhile, other designers to use more distant elements that make us dream of ancient cultures in terms of gold and precious stones. Thus, firms such as Balmain, Sophia Kokosalaki, Temperley London, and Ralph Lauren to take Ramses, Tutankhamun and Cleopatra as a symbolic benchmark and tunic dresses in bathroom designs that are inspired, no less, that the culture and art of the all - Pharaohs.
This is all very well but how do we keep this trend of sophisticated practice? Not so complicated. Golden-yourself accessories check out our post on the trend-bling as slaves, maxibrazaletes, sandals and boots open style gladiator. You can achieve this look through skirts and smock tops in colors that exhibit energy crystals and studs like a pyramid.
The Egyptian style is even the new hairstyles of the season. For example, the stylist Orlando Pitta was responsible for designing the very chic and stunning Nefertiti collected Accompanying seductive proposal short of Christian Dior. Do not miss 22 looks specifically dedicated to egiptomanía.



Bridge designers are inspired by ancient Egypt and the combined maxi collars inspired tunic dress with Cleopatra. Here is the black & gold version of Andrew GN.


Slaves and 2 illustrate a trend maxibrazaletes metal that makes us dream. Yves Saint Lauren makes Nile crocodiles in an accessory "must-have."


Sophia Kokosalaki is a minivestido bling of V-shaped neckline that showcases an elaborate stamping based on the ancient Egyptian culture.





The opulence of the Egyptian culture and the legacy of the pharaohs gold designs inspired by the new season.




Stylist Orlando Pita is responsible for creating new looks for Egyptian Christian Dior.




Peinado "Nefertiti chic created by Orlando Pita, the collection for Christian Dior spring-summer 2009.




Nefertiti becomes the starting point and inspiration for the new collection of Christian Dior.





Balmain part of the eagles that appear in the Egyptian hieroglyphs and includes them in his clothes with black studs.




Version turquoise dress with jewel reasons Egyptians, Balmain's collection for spring-summer 2009.





Detail of hieroglyphics that underlie the refined and beautiful dresses for Christopher Decarnin Balmain.




Anna Sui maxicollares reinterprets the Egyptians and the original proposal went to a bathroom equipped with color energy.






Anna Sui combines looks Egyptian sandals to boots, gladiator style, and tacks.





Ra, God of the sun, in this bracelet designed by Erickson Beamon.







Details of the electric blue back in the Erickson Beamon cuff.





Ralph Lauren uses sophisticated turbans and slaves from the Far East gold Egyptian style.






Treasures of Egypt are made up of spectacular works of art made of gold and stones like lapis lazuli. Celestina design a bracelet with a wooden oval shaped stone.





Cleopatra-style dress with gold Bustier of Philosophy by Alberta Ferretti.




Temperley London joins the egiptomanía white dress with an asymmetrical neckline and inspiration of Ramses.





Benjamin Cho shows a taste for the price on its pharaonic minivestidos cutting metal pipe applications.





Spikes from the banks of the Nile are present in this dress from Temperley London.




21 look is a Vena Cava dress straps with studs like pyramids.








Crystals and embossed own hieroglyphics on the proposal this summer for Zac Posen.